The Criterion Collection

[lim.davidd]

Any news about a re-release of THE THIRD MAN or will it be the first film on 4k released by Criterion? They should release 100,000 copies on 4k or even 8k. What are your thoughts?

[malakaheso]

Originally Posted by BenOswald

Although you didn't include Lost City of Z in this, it sure does fit the mold.

James Gray is missing the gestalt, no matter how fantastic the parts are, it never rises above the sum of those parts...

I agree, but I still like him anyway.

I don't rate The Immigrant highly though. It looked great and all, but it didn't totally work for me.

[malakaheso]

Originally Posted by mande2013

We Own the Night made more than twice its production budget at the global box office.

So it broke even.

Looking forward to Ad Astra. It looks better than Z.

[AaronJ]

Originally Posted by malakaheso

I agree, but I still like him anyway.

I don't rate The Immigrant highly though. It looked great and all, but it didn't totally work for me.

Nearly anything I've seen with Cotillard works for me in the end, and that includes The Immigrant. I just find her performances captivating. Heck, Two Days, One Night and Macbeth are two of the best films I own.

[mande2013]

She's the best thing about Inception. That's for sure. And it's the hottest she's ever looked in a movie.

[Sleazeaddict]

Hey, i tried to play Monterey Pop (us release on EU standalone) with usual Panasonic stop and play trick but was unable to load! first time i see this with Criterion, it's a well known unlockable disc ? i can't find anything searching on google.

[Kyle15]

Originally Posted by lim.davidd

Any news about a re-release of THE THIRD MAN or will it be the first film on 4k released by Criterion? They should release 100,000 copies on 4k or even 8k. What are your thoughts?

Criterion no longer has the license to Third Man, Studio Canal has taken-up releasing it domestically. Criterion could re-release it if they made another deal with them which we don't really think is going to happen any time soon. Criterion hasn't said if or when they're going to get into UHD releases but when it does happen, it's likely to be something else entirely.

[HenryHill]

The Devils is coming to The Criterion Channel next month. Can this be an omen of a physical release?

[Gacivory]

Originally Posted by HenryHill

The Devils is coming to The Criterion Channel next month. Can this be an omen of a physical release?

If it’s a new scan, but it’s been on there before or filmstruck. I can’t remember, but I’m pretty sure it was the edited version too. Feel free to correct me!

[StarDestroyer52]

Originally Posted by lim.davidd

They should release 100,000 copies on 4k or even 8k. What are your thoughts?

8K? Have you seen the prices of an 8K TV? We might get a UHD eventually, but not of The Third Man of that I'm sure. My bet would be on a newer more well known title

[captainron_howdy]

Originally Posted by Gacivory

If it’s a new scan, but it’s been on there before or filmstruck. I can’t remember, but I’m pretty sure it was the edited version too. Feel free to correct me!

Yea, it was on filmstruck before and wasn't the uncensored version.

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[Lope de Aguirre]

Originally Posted by HenryHill

The Devils is coming to The Criterion Channel next month. Can this be an omen of a physical release?

I hope, I hope, I hope!

[Cholly]

Originally Posted by Kyle15

Criterion no longer has the license to Third Man, Studio Canal has taken-up releasing it domestically. Criterion could re-release it if they made another deal with them which we don't really think is going to happen any time soon. Criterion hasn't said if or when they're going to get into UHD releases but when it does happen, it's likely to be something else entirely.

Actually judging from what Kino Insider has said, they most likely *have* licensed a bunch of titles from Studio Canal again. There were a lot of titles that they stated they couldnt get because another label already got them (such as Army Of Shadows and Le Cercle Rouge)

[theater dreamer]

Originally Posted by Kyle15

Criterion no longer has the license to Third Man, Studio Canal has taken-up releasing it domestically. Criterion could re-release it if they made another deal with them which we don't really think is going to happen any time soon. Criterion hasn't said if or when they're going to get into UHD releases but when it does happen, it's likely to be something else entirely.

The 4k restoration Studio Canal blu released in 2015 is gorgeous, and region free. It can be imported for under $18.00 from Amazon UK.

[Kyle15]

Originally Posted by Cholly

Actually judging from what Kino Insider has said, they most likely *have* licensed a bunch of titles from Studio Canal again. There were a lot of titles that they stated they couldnt get because another label already got them (such as Army Of Shadows and Le Cercle Rouge)

I am aware, I am only speaking from knowledge that they had lost the license which they did. We don't know if it's been picked up again but it'd be great if so.

[koberulz]

Originally Posted by lim.davidd

Any news about a re-release of THE THIRD MAN or will it be the first film on 4k released by Criterion? They should release 100,000 copies on 4k or even 8k. What are your thoughts?

Has any 4K ever released sold 100,000 copies?

Has any Criterion release ever sold 100,000 copies?

Are 8K discs a thing?

[omgitsgodzilla]

Originally Posted by koberulz

Has any 4K ever released sold 100,000 copies?

Has any Criterion release ever sold 100,000 copies?

Are 8K discs a thing?

Criterion should invent 8K discs specifically for The Third Man and sell 100,000 copies bundled with 8K televisions and players. This is feasible

[ShellOilJunior]

In the future you'll be able to upload a Criterion release to your brain and enjoy the movie as you would a past memory. Costs would be much lower with no packaging.

[BluProofie]

I have the German disc of The Third Man which is identical to the UK 4K remaster disc. It was cheap as hell and the restoration is gorgeous. Has plenty of extras, too.

[belcherman]

Originally Posted by ShellOilJunior

In the future you'll be able to upload a Criterion release to your brain and enjoy the movie as you would a past memory. Costs would be much lower with no packaging.

Yes, but you won't own it and the rights to it could be recalled at any time without any notice. Oh, and if you travel to a foreign country, you'll have to declare those memories at customs.