The Criterion Collection

[spargs]

Originally Posted by iScottie

I do not believe this was ever posted...

From Criterion's Instagram account (one week ago).





Could we possibly be getting McCabe and Mrs. Miller?

Looking at Zsigmond's 1970s filmography, in addition to the previously mentioned McCabe and Mrs. Miller, Images, and Scarecrow (all of which would make great releases), he also did the cinematography on Peter Fonda's The Hired Hand and Brian De Palma's Obsession, which would also be welcomed releases... but the most potentially exciting of the above 5 films for me would be McCabe and Mrs. Miller.

[Nailwraps]

My Feb predictions (not in this order):

-The Truman Show
-The Namesake
-The Elephant Man
-Watership Down
-Network
-Chasing Amy
-Monty Python's Life of Brian

[Scottie]

Originally Posted by Nailwraps

My Feb predictions (not in this order):

-The Truman Show
-The Namesake
-The Elephant Man
-Watership Down
-Network
-Chasing Amy
-Monty Python's Life of Brian

[PowellPressburger]

Originally Posted by spargs

Looking at Zsigmond's 1970s filmography, in addition to the previously mentioned .... Brian De Palma's Obsession,

I forgot about that one. A release I could also see Criterion doing again another Zsigmond film that conatins soft, diffused/ filtered lighting. That could be the answer. He certianly did shoot films to be trouble when it comes to home video because not handled correctly many of his films could look really bad.

[klauswhereareyou]

Would love to see MacCabe considering how awful the 2002 dvd looks.

[Scottie]

Originally Posted by PowellPressburger

I forgot about that one. A release I could also see Criterion doing again another Zsigmond film that conatins soft, diffused/ filtered lighting. That could be the answer.

Is it possible that Arrow will release it as they also released it in the UK?

[klauswhereareyou]

If Criterion does another De Palma film I'd guess it would be a Sisters upgrade, though I'd surely appreciate a Raising Cain disc considering if Universal did it on it's own it would probably look terrible like some of their featureless catalog dumps from this year.

[Polaroid]

What if Criterion stopped doing monthly announcements to save money on releases :'(!!!!!

One announcement every 3 months!

[miller_time22]

I'd love to see an upgrade to Sisters.

[Scottie]

Originally Posted by Polaroid

What if Criterion stopped doing monthly announcements to save money on releases :'(!!!!!

One announcement every 3 months!

It would certainly give me plenty more time to catch up on other things instead of pre-watching announced films to determine if I want to purchase them.

[Polaroid]

Originally Posted by iScottie

It would certainly give me plenty more time to catch up on other things instead of pre-watching announced films to determine if I want to purchase them or not.

No >: ( there are no pro's to something like this, what is wrong with you :P!

[Vinyl]

Bicycle Thieves (1948, Vittorio De Sica) will be released in the future as confirmed at The Criterion Collection's 2013 Wexner Foundation conference. (STATUS: CONFIRMED)

Shôhei Imamura film(s) (N/A, Shôhei Imamura) will be released in the future as confirmed at The Criterion Collection's 2012 Wexner Foundation conference. (STATUS: CONFIRMED)

The Apu Trilogy (1955-1959, Satyajit Ray) will be released theatrically and on Blu-ray and DVD in 2015 as confirmed at The Criterion Collection's 2014 Wexner Foundation conference. (STATUS: CONFIRMED)

The Soft Skin (1964, François Truffaut) will be released in the future as confirmed at The Criterion Collection's 2014 Wexner Foundation conference. (STATUS: CONFIRMED)

YES!!!!!!!

[ingmog]

Anyone notice that Vampyr and The Naked Prey were listed OOP over the weekend and now are in stock?

[MikeyHitchFan]

It's been a year since the last Hitchcock title, and a year before that, etc. January or February we usually get another one. So, I'll guess it's one of these.

The Lodger, Lifeboat, Young and Innocent, Sabotage, Secret Agent. I hope it's not one of the first 3 since we have U.K. releases already (but not region free, although the Aussie Lifeboat release is). I would love to see Under Capricorn as a surprise.

[Polaroid]

Originally Posted by ingmog

Anyone notice that Vampyr and The Naked Prey were listed OOP over the weekend and now are in stock?

Wonder if its a new print without book? :S

- Description still states book.. weird.

[Scottie]

Originally Posted by MikeyHitchFan

It's been a year since the last Hitchcock title, and a year before that, etc. January or February we usually get another one. So, I'll guess it's one of these.

The Lodger, Lifeboat, Young and Innocent, Sabotage, Secret Agent. I hope it's not one of the first 3 since we have U.K. releases already (but not region free, although the Aussie Lifeboat release is). I would love to see Under Capricorn as a surprise.

I would be very receptive to seeing Lifeboat receive a spine. It is one of Hitchcock's best (and the guy had one impressive catalogue!)

[Vinyl]

Originally Posted by ingmog

Anyone notice that Vampyr and The Naked Prey were listed OOP over the weekend and now are in stock?

Do you think they will get upgraded?

[ShellOilJunior]

Originally Posted by MikeyHitchFan

It's been a year since the last Hitchcock title, and a year before that, etc. January or February we usually get another one. So, I'll guess it's one of these.

The Lodger, Lifeboat, Young and Innocent, Sabotage, Secret Agent. I hope it's not one of the first 3 since we have U.K. releases already (but not region free, although the Aussie Lifeboat release is). I would love to see Under Capricorn as a surprise.

Out of all the Hitchcock films available if they release Under Capricorn....

[demonknight]

Going with:
The Brood (w/ Crimes of the Future)
Life of Brian
The Long Good Friday
Midnight Cowboy
Watership Down (w/ The Plague Dogs)

[RiFiFi1955]

I am waiting to see if they announce A Matter of Life and Death before I go ahead and order the Elephant films copy from Amazon France.