Inside My Criterion Collection: Happiness | A Brilliant But Disturbing Watch

Welcome to the very first episode of Inside My Criterion Collection! In this series, I'll be taking a closer look at the films that make up one of the most celebrated home video collections in the world. From the packaging and special features to the films themselves, we'll explore what makes each Criterion release unique and whether it's worth adding to your own collection. In this episode, we're looking at Happiness, a film that left me genuinely uncomfortable—but that's exactly what makes it such a fascinating watch. It's bold, thought-provoking, and isn't afraid to explore some incredibly dark and challenging subject matter. Whether you love it, hate it, or fall somewhere in between, it's definitely a film that stays with you long after the credits roll. What are your thoughts on Happiness? Is it one of the most disturbing films you've ever seen, or do you think its reputation is overblown? I'd love to hear your opinion in the comments! If you enjoy physical media, Criterion Collection releases, boutique Blu-rays, 4K movies, and collector discussions, be sure to subscribe for more episodes of Inside My Criterion Collection, along with shelf spotlights, collection updates, and everything related to the world of physical media. #CriterionCollection #Happiness #PhysicalMedia #MovieCollector #BoutiqueBluRay #Criterion #BluRayCollector #FilmDiscussion #MovieCollection #MovieReview