Here is my second ever Fake Criterion. It’s a double-fakeout for the film-within-a-film NATION’S PRIDE from Quentin Tarantino’s INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS.
Expanding upon the great catalogue of Criterion releases. Real releases may be found at Criterion.com.
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For tribute/homage/parody only. All copyrights held by their respective owners.
"Wait, why is Tokyo Drift in there?"
- stignordas, Reddit.com
Why Me? The Bob Lamonta Story
from Season 3, Episode 2 of Mr. Show with Bob and David
a Fake Criterion Double Fakeout!
My submission for Fake Criterions Double Fakeout theme. As seen in an alternate version of 1985 in the series “Fringe”: Back To The Future starring the ORIGINAL Marty, played by Eric Stoltz. More info HERE (Fringe TV) and HERE (BTTF Wiki).
I thought this photo combined with the famous Time Circuits to display the names & title, would make a nice fake Criterion cover.
“Man, this movie is, like, 90% nude car washes.”
The Deepening: 3D-pening! A Fake Criterion Double Fakeout.
Coming Up Daisy (2008)
Starring Dermot Mulroney & Claire Danes
Based on a book by Cormac McCarthy
from Burn After Reading
a Fake Criterion Double Fakeout!
A followup from yesterday, for you folks out there who enjoy the David Foster Wallace.
Complete filmography of James O. Incandenza, from Infinite Jest.
See individual covers here.
And the Double Fakeout continues- Fake Criterion covers for fake movies referenced in television, books, music and other films.
Hamlet from The Last action hero
James O. Incandenza’s “Union of Nurses in Berkeley”, “Union of Theoretical Grammarians in Cambridge”, and “Widower”, from Infinite Jest.
James O. Incandenza’s “Infinite Jest (I)”, “Annular Fusion is our Friend”, and “Annular Amplified Light: Some Reflections”, from Infinite Jest.
James O. Incandenza’s “Tennis, Everyone?”, “There Are No Losers Here.”, and “Flux in a Box”, from Infinite Jest.
All tennis-related.
If I’m going to make a fake movie, it’s going to be a fake hit.
