The Criterion Collection

[MifuneFan]

Just think of it as a release of David Lynch: The Art of Life with FWWM as an extra

[20th Century Boy]

Originally Posted by Mister B Gone

that would be disappointing for sure.. I'm very hopeful for Elephant Man, Wild at Heart or Lost Highway

You mean Elephant Man, Wild at Heart AND Lost Highway. Uncut. Along with Straight Story (oddly, or unoddly rather, my fav Lynch).

[Member-167298]

Originally Posted by The Great Owl

I received the big Twin Peaks Blu-ray set for Christmas, and still have not watched it yet.

A Criterion Collection release of Fire Walk with Me would be cool, but I'm hoping for something else, since the whole "releasing new Blu-ray editions of films that I already have in my still-unwatched Blu-ray stack" phenomenon makes it really difficult for me when it comes to stockpiling all of these purchases for when I have more free time after retirement or after an apocalyptic event.

Disappointed in you, Owl

[KCota15]

Okay if Criterion releases this, there should be no excuse to stop them anymore from a re-release of The Silence of the Lambs.

I was thinking Criterion would instead re-release Blue Velvet and include the doc on that. I never would've thought they'd release FWWM though....

[caiman]

Originally Posted by KyleW

Wait. You guys are serious with this being Fire Walk with Me ? I honestly thought you were joking. Does not seem like a film criterion would put out honestly. I love it but really odd considering it's basically a companion to the show.


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Dude, fire wok with meat. If that's not FWWM then it's the most misleading clue they've ever put out.

[MifuneFan]

Originally Posted by caiman

Dude, fire wok with meat. If that's not FWWM then it's the most misleading clue they've ever put out.

Tray of Life

[The Great Owl]

Mayhaps, Criterion is releasing a definitive Blu-ray edition of Cannibal Holocaust.

[Hoke Moseley]

Never thought I'd be underwhelmed by the prospect of Criterion releasing a David Lynch movie.

[mrjohnnyb]

Originally Posted by BluProofie

There are many other Lynch films that badly need a blu-ray release. This is such a waste as the current blu is fine.

Here's hoping that this clue will be like the one Criterion gave for Taipei Story, which was actually part of a collection. It would be great for Criterion to offer another big collection this year (after World Cinema II and Marseille.)

Maybe a Lynch collection of Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me grouped with Lost Highway, Inland Empire, The Elephant Man, and The Straight Story is what we will will get.

[joie]

Originally Posted by The Great Owl

Mayhaps, Criterion is releasing a definitive Blu-ray edition of Cannibal Holocaust.

It looks like a slice of brain cooking.

[MifuneFan]

Originally Posted by joie

It looks like a slice of brain cooking.

Zombies eat brains
Woks are predominantly used in Asia


Train to Busan confirmed!1

[The Great Owl]

Originally Posted by joie

It looks like a slice of brain cooking.

In all seriousness, it does look like a hint for Hannibal (2001).

Which would not be good, since Hannibal is one of the most godawful, watered-down, studio-compromised, miserable excuses for a movie that I have ever seen in my entire life. What the filmmakers did to Thomas Harris's novel is a travesty.

Then again, come to think of it...

It could possibly be a hint for The Silence of the Lambs.

[octagon]

Originally Posted by The Great Owl

What the filmmakers did to Thomas Harris's novel is a travesty.

Thomas Harris didn't do it a lot of favors either.

[blueman_Richie]

Originally Posted by blkhrt

The t-bone steak looks like Texas?

[Hoke Moseley]

Originally Posted by blueman_Richie

The t-bone steak looks like Texas?

And the fire is a reference to Fire Down Below (1997) co-starring Kris Kristofferson. Lone Star it is!

[MJD64]

Originally Posted by blueman_Richie

The t-bone steak looks like Texas?

Wok-er: Texas ranger, the complete series?

[MifuneFan]

Originally Posted by blueman_Richie

The t-bone steak looks like Texas?

It looks more like Australia to me. And if we were to anthropomorphize how it was feeling being cooked like that, I'd say it would be very afraid. Yes indeed, what we have here is a Steak in Fright.

[mja345]

Originally Posted by Hoke Moseley

And the fire is a reference to Fire Down Below (1997) co-starring Kris Kristofferson. Lone Star it is!

Seagal deserves a spot in the collection. "The Glimmer Man", "On Deadly Ground", and "Fire Down Below" need BD releases and "Out for Justice" and "Marked for Death" need remasterings. This is right up Criterion's alley. A Seagal box set would be much-welcomed.

[MassiveMovieBuff]

Originally Posted by mja345

Seagal deserves a spot in the collection. "The Glimmer Man", "On Deadly Ground", and "Fire Down Below" need BD releases and "Out for Justice" and "Marked for Death" need remasterings. This is right up Criterion's alley. A Seagal box set would be much-welcomed.

I will say that Under Siege definitely deserves a better blu ray. The current one isn't bad I just wish it had DTS-HD MA audio.

I actually think Marked for Death looks excellent.

[Vidya]

That a t-bone steak or lamb chops?