Hello, everyone, welcome to film junk. My name is Sean. My name is Jay.

And my name is Frank.

And this week we are diving into the Criterion Collection. We're going to be talking about Wongar-Wise acclaimed 1994 drama

Chunking Express, which Frank finally cracked open for the first time. This was the first

criterion Blu-ray I purchased at, I remember going at lunch from work.

I believe it, I think it was Silicon Knights.

I think that's when it came out and went to Best Buy, bought this, possibly the last emperor

as well at the same time, which I also have not watched.

And I did not rent the 4K version.

I watched my physical Blu-ray, which I purchased, I don't know, 17 years ago or something

like that, and I purchased it in this slip case, the paper, the original disgusting packaging

for the Criterion collection on Blu-ray, And I even ordered a replacement case direct from Criterion.

So this combination probably cost me $60 to $70, and it's just been sitting there.

Until today.

Very cool.

Wow, you left it sitting there right until the last minute.

Literally.

I don't think this is like part of the logo.

Like the, the criterion C is put into the chunking there.

I got to say, don't like that.

Do not like that. Do not be putting in Preferential treatment or something. Yeah. Not a fan. Did they continue to do this? Do they continue to do this for every criterion release? Sneak to see in there somewhere? I don't even know. I mean, maybe where there's an opportunity to, but I don't know.

I don't remember. I've never seen that.

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