The Criterion Collection

[MJD64]

I'll wait for the specs before selling anything; Criterion often ports over the majority, but not all of the extras on a given title.There could be supplements that remain exclusive to the MGM discs that are worth holding on to.

[MassiveMovieBuff]

Originally Posted by okcmaxk

Obviously I was referring to the cinematic masterpiece known as Practical Magic to finally be released by Criterion after a decade of speculation.


(but seriously After Hours would be the best)

At this point they just need to release After Hours to kill the endless suspense and so we finally have it.

[okcmaxk]

Originally Posted by MassiveMovieBuff

At this point they just need to release After Hours to kill the endless suspense and so we finally have it.

Agreed. With the clock picture clues and speculation going on for a while, and the fact that Scorsese works with Criterion regularly because of The Film Foundation, one would think a 4K remaster and new interviews of AH would work out.

[Bates_Motel]

Originally Posted by okcmaxk

Agreed. With the clock picture clues and speculation going on for a while, and the fact that Scorsese works with Criterion regularly because of The Film Foundation, one would think a 4K remaster and new interviews of AH would work out.

Remember, it took then 2-3 years to release Y tu Mama Tambien after hinting about it in clues.

[stonecoldjedi]

Originally Posted by iScottie

I would love The Philadelphia Story.

It's absence on Blu-ray leads me to believe that Criterion will be the ones to put it out.

I swear they already did this. But I'd love to see them do another Cary Grant pic, Arsenic and Old Lace. They did a laserdisc long ago. Time for upgrade?

[Scottie]

Where them phantom pages at?

[jayembee]

Originally Posted by baheidstu

With Criterion putting out all these previous MGM releases, what do you think the chances are that they'll release Midnight Cowboy? I know some people wrongly thought they hinted at it in the past (thanks to the Il Sorpasso clue) but that film would be perfect for them especially after having released Graduate and Straw Dogs.

And especially given that they released it on LD back in the day.

http://www.lddb.com/laserdisc/03497/...pecial-Edition

[Scottie]

[Show spoiler]David Lynch: The Art Life

https://www.criterion.com/people/125520
https://www.criterion.com/people/125521

[Ray Jackson]

Ghost World must be selling pretty well.

There were no copies available at my local Noble.

Also I realized yesterday that I have never in my life seen an actual physical copy of Mystery Train in any retail establishment on the face of this planet.

Do they even exist?

...or is it just an urban legend?

[Show spoiler]

[jayembee]

Originally Posted by belcherman

I'm thinking Criterion is long overdue to have some George Cukor in the collection. I would be very happy with any of these:

Dinner at Eight
David Copperfield
The Philadephia Story
Gaslight
Adam's Rib

Originally Posted by iScottie

I would love The Philadelphia Story.

It's absence on Blu-ray leads me to believe that Criterion will be the ones to put it out.

I would love any of them, but The Philadelphia Story would be my #1 on that list. With Adam's Rib a close second.

"Lawyers should never marry other lawyers. This is known as inbreeding, which leads to idiot children and more lawyers."

[cakefactory]

Originally Posted by iScottie

[Show spoiler]David Lynch: The Art Life

https://www.criterion.com/people/125520
https://www.criterion.com/people/125521

Do we think this would be an extra feature on

[Show spoiler]FWWM

? Or is this worthy of being a standalone? I've never heard of it!

[mja345]

Originally Posted by Ray Jackson

Ghost World must be selling pretty well.

There were no copies available at my local Noble.

Also I realized yesterday that I have never in my life seen an actual physical copy of Mystery Train in any retail establishment on the face of this planet.

Do they even exist?

...or is it just an urban legend?

[Show spoiler]

I think I picked up my copy of "Mystery Train" at B&N a few years ago. The two I never see in B&Ns are "The Forgiveness of Blood" and "White Material".

[Scottie]

Originally Posted by cakefactory

Do we think this would be an extra feature on

[Show spoiler]FWWM

? Or is this worthy of being a standalone? I've never heard of it!

[Show spoiler]I'd say it will be a standalone à la Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words.

It's had a theatrical run and more.

[StarDestroyer52]

Originally Posted by ShellOilJunior

They're up!

#892 All That: The Complete Show
#893 Major League III
#894 The 3 Ninjas Trilogy
#895 The Bad News Bears Go to Japan
#597 Tiny Furniture 4K

Yes for The Bad News Bears Go to Japan.

[Majin Blu]

Originally Posted by belcherman

I'm thinking Criterion is long overdue to have some George Cukor in the collection. I would be very happy with any of these:

Dinner at Eight
David Copperfield
The Philadephia Story
Gaslight
Adam's Rib

The Philadelphia Story, Gaslight, and Adam's Rib would be day ones for me!

[StarDestroyer52]

Originally Posted by Akijama

The page for Rebbeca was up, but it quickly dissapeared. I took a screen, though.

September 5.

It be nice if Criterion would pick up Notorious which is the Hitchcock film at the top of my want list, but I refuse to pay the price for the current OOP BluRay

[KCota15]

Originally Posted by iScottie

[Show spoiler]I'd say it will be a standalone à la Ingrid Bergman: In Her Own Words.

It's had a theatrical run and more.

I'm sure they could add

[Show spoiler]more Lynch shorts

on the disc as extras and that would definitely make it worth it.

[Scottie]

Originally Posted by KCota15

I'm sure they could add

[Show spoiler]more Lynch shorts

on the disc as extras and that would definitely make it worth it.

Very true. However,

[Show spoiler]the documentary explores his early career up to Eraserhead and those shorts are already available via that Blu-ray release.

[Scottie]

If Criterion announces Happy Together today, I will cry and throw up out of excitement.

[Kyle15]

Originally Posted by iScottie

Very true. However,

[Show spoiler]the documentary explores his early career up to Eraserhead and those shorts are already available via that Blu-ray release.

[Show spoiler]
There's a wealth of later short material out there too, a chunk of it in his possession. Perfect place to release it imo.