The Criterion Collection

[The Great Owl]

Originally Posted by KrugerIndustrial

Going through my wishlist..I'd love to see some of these announced:

-Knife in the Water
-Rififi
-Naked City
-Thieves' Highway
-Night and the City
-L'Avventura
-The Spy Who Came in from the Cold
-Le Deuxième Souffle
-Le Doulos
-Le Samouraï
-The Life Aquatic

These would be great!

[5th Of November]

Originally Posted by Abdrewes

It's spam. Just report it.

[Fellini912]

Originally Posted by SammyJankis

I'd just like to see more Ozu. Any Ozu, really - but preferably Floating Weeds.

Yes, very much so.

Ozu or Mizoguchi ( Ugetsu, maybe it is too soon after Sansho )

[zoodermin]

Can't wait for the announcements today!

[SammyJankis]

Originally Posted by Fellini912

Yes, very much so.

Ozu or Mizoguchi ( Ugetsu, maybe it is too soon after Sansho )

Yeah, it would be too soon, but I wouldn't be complaining if they went ahead with it.

I just think that just one Ozu on Blu is a crime.

[Scottie]

What are the chances of Criterion releasing David Fincher's "Panic Room"? That would complete all of the Fincher titles on Blu.

[mcvitie]

Can anyone tell me if Easy Rider got a release on blu ray or was it just DVD? Also I seem to remember that RAN was announced quite some time ago but I can't seem to find it, did it go OOP?

[TheHumanTornado]

I'm waiting today to see if Colonel Blimp drops in price. I haven't seen it and don't want to drop 31.99 on it.

[Scottie]

Originally Posted by mcvitie

Can anyone tell me if Easy Rider got a release on blu ray or was it just DVD? Also I seem to remember that RAN was announced quite some time ago but I can't seem to find it, did it go OOP?

Easy Rider was released as a DigiBook but has gone Out Of Print. It's available through the Criterion release of America Lost And Found: The BBS Story.
https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Ameri...Blu-ray/14981/
https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Easy-Rider-Blu-ray/5035/

Ran has been released via StudioCanal.
https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Ran-Blu-ray/4186/

[italy12]

Originally Posted by mcvitie

Can anyone tell me if Easy Rider got a release on blu ray or was it just DVD? Also I seem to remember that RAN was announced quite some time ago but I can't seem to find it, did it go OOP?

Originally Posted by iScottie

Easy Rider was released as a DigiBook but has gone Out Of Print. It's available through the Criterion release of America Lost And Found: The BBS Story.
https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Ameri...Blu-ray/14981/
https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Easy-Rider-Blu-ray/5035/

Ran has been released via StudioCanal.
https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Ran-Blu-ray/4186/

To piggyback on that reply, Ran was originally planned to be released back in 2008, I think, but Criterion lost the rights before it was actually released. There was cover art circulating the interweb for it as well.

[Abdrewes]

Originally Posted by iScottie

What are the chances of Criterion releasing David Fincher's "Panic Room"? That would complete all of the Fincher titles on Blu.

My guess would be zero. It would have to have some brilliant extras to warrant Criterion money.

[Hypnosifl]

Originally Posted by iScottie

Easy Rider was released as a DigiBook but has gone Out Of Print.

It may be officially out of print, but amazon has had it in stock for a while.

[Hypnosifl]

Originally Posted by Dustin Putman

I need to chime in and echo this sentiment. A Criterion release of THE WALL would be an absolute dream. One of my favorite films. It is criminal that it has yet to come to U.S. Blu-ray.

It doesn't seem to be on blu-ray in any other country either...maybe a rights issue or something? In the UK you can at least get More and The Valley, which both have Pink Floyd soundtracks.

[Scottie]

Originally Posted by Hypnosifl

It may be officially out of print, but amazon has had it in stock for a while.

Oh wow. It would get restocked after I searched forever for a copy.

[Joe Dalek]

Originally Posted by ShellOilJunior

Jack treats it like a painting. A few years ago Ohio U requested a print so they could screen it and he turned them down.

I know the Trylon in Minneapolis screened it within the last couple of years. There's a small chance it was a DVD projection (I didn't go so I don't recall), but most all of their screenings are 35mm.

[Fellini912]

Originally Posted by Hypnosifl

It doesn't seem to be on blu-ray in any other country either...maybe a rights issue or something? In the UK you can at least get More and The Valley, which both have Pink Floyd soundtracks.

There is a Russian blu ray release of The Wall (toddly6666 posted the link in The Weirdest, surreal movies thread). If someone is interested in picking it up sooner.

[Scottie]

This wait is killing me.

[Hypnosifl]

Originally Posted by Fellini912

There is a Russian blu ray release of The Wall (toddly6666 posted the link in The Weirdest, surreal movies thread). If someone is interested in picking it up sooner.

Thanks, I found the post, here's the link: http://oz.by/video/more10181839.html (I wonder if this is a licensed release or a bootleg though--it doesn't appear when you use the blu-ray.com search bar to look for "the wall" with the search restricted to Russian blu rays)

[joie]

Easy Rider DigiBook for $19.99 -- Criterion may have slapped Sony's transfer on a disc and called it a day!



Edit: The database entry states it's a DigiBook -- click on the pic to see

[dsman71]

Im sure the announcement will come before 5pm EST...probably right around then...Im not expecting much since a couple of my wants were met...
Id like to see more Hitchcock..I think they have Foreign Correspondent...
Maybe we will get Devils Backbone ..