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Rent a Criterion film for $5, and then the company will deduct the $5 from a DVD purchase of the same movie. Also: social networking!
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- by GasAlley November 30, 2008 8:53 AM PST
- Criterion is pretentious? Do you think anything could be more pretentious than the current slob-culture of know-it all, do-it-all pimps and hos? Or, for that matter, could it be more pretentious than CNN, The Daily Show, or Al Franken? Please.
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