Kanopy VS Criterion Channel

Kanopy Reviews

Criterion Channel Reviews

Kanopy mentions (23)

• Mental health/walk in clinic

  You can also access CBT video courses on kanopy.com. Go to your local Vancouver Regional Island Library, become a member and sign up for your free Kanopy account (which also gives you access to free movies). Source: 5 months ago

• What is your best financial life hack?

  And streaming if your library has Kanopy. I really like the content on there: indie films, foreign language, educational content, kids entertainment. Source: about 1 year ago

• Yoga History Book Recommendations?

  Not a book and not the history of all yoga but there's a great film on kanopy.com. Source: about 1 year ago

• A list of cool stuff you can do with your STL Library card

  Https://kanopy.com 10 commercial free films, tv episodes, and/or documentaries per month. Source: about 1 year ago

• LPT: Library cards have multiple uses

  In addition to Hoopla, a lot of libraries include subscriptions to kanopy.com (movies_ and libby/overdrive (ebooks). Source: about 1 year ago

Criterion Channel mentions (7)

• Scroll through videos frame by frame

  If you open a web browser on a computer and go to criterionchannel.com and play a movie, you can rapidly tap the spacebar and it sort of steps frame by frame. It could take you a few tries, but you may be able to pause on the right frame doing this. Source: 5 months ago

• How / why do you collect physical media?

  Makes sense. criterionchannel.com is pretty hard to pass up at $10/month for thousands of titles (for me anyway). I do keep around some discs purely because they look better than streaming but I don't think streaming is the choke point there for the most part. If I was really into newer films / big productions I would probably upgrade everything to 4K and start collecting. Source: about 1 year ago

• What Altman movie should I watch first?

  As someone pointed out these aren't all in the disc collection, but they ARE all on criterionchannel.com …. Source: about 1 year ago

• Seven Samurai (1954)

  It's also avail on criterionchannel.com w/ other Kurosawa films and other famous Japanese films like Kwaidan and Harakiri. Source: over 1 year ago

• Where do you watch your films?

  I get screeners but criterionchannel.com has the best selection of great films. Source: about 2 years ago