Hitchcock films not available on blu yet?

[cash_black]

I would love to see Suspicion on blu!
I Confess is great too and is rumoured for Criterion this year, fingers crossed!
I just picked up the Uk version of Young and Innocent, no whisper of an American release on that yet. My review below

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HkRSStYzFao

[Scarface32]

I like the dog.

[Todd Tomorrow]

Under Capricorn would be great to have.

[Todd Tomorrow]

My most wanted of his un-released films is Sabotage, my favourite of his British films from the 30s.

[cash_black]

Originally Posted by Todd Tomorrow

My most wanted of his un-released films is Sabotage, my favourite of his British films from the 30s.

Yeah Im not so fond of Under Capricorn but Sabotage is the last one from the 30's that i would be interested in seeing in high def.

[cash_black]

Originally Posted by Todd Tomorrow

My most wanted of his un-released films is Sabotage, my favourite of his British films from the 30s.

Well no sooner than you posted this, Network have announced it for the UK

Sabotage

Celebrated for the macabre, tour-de-force plots and sublime twist endings that would come to define the very genre of suspense, Alfred Hitchcock is one of cinema's greatest auteurs, his career spanning six decades and over sixty films. Based on Joseph Conrad's The Secret Agent and starring Oscar Homolka and Sylvia Sidney, Sabotage is one of Hitchcock's most significant pre-war British films. Featured here in a High Definition transfer from original film elements, this classic early thriller has never looked better.

Karl Verloc, manager of a London cinema, is secretly involved with a gang of European saboteurs who are plotting a massive bomb attack in Piccadilly Circus. With the police already suspicious of Verloc, they place an undercover detective on his trail – can he bring the saboteurs to justice before they perpetrate their outrage on London?

Special Features:
Introduction by Charles Barr
On Location featurette, introduced by Robert Powell
Image gallery

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sabotage-Blu-ray-Sylvia-Sidney/dp/B00T87VXSE/ref=sr_1_1?s=dvd&ie=UTF8&qid=1423182592&sr=1-1&keywords=sabotage+blu+ray+hitchcock

[theologyscholar]

A lot of the ones that haven't been released yet seem to be from Fox. I would really love to have The Wrong Man, Suspicion, Lifeboat, and The Paradine Case. Well, truth be told I wouldn't mind having the entirety of Hitchcock's catalog.

[Ray_Rogers]

Originally Posted by theologyscholar

A lot of the ones that haven't been released yet seem to be from Fox. I would really love to have The Wrong Man, Suspicion, Lifeboat, and The Paradine Case. Well, truth be told I wouldn't mind having the entirety of Hitchcock's catalog.

I'm also going for going to have, actually getting damn quite collection, of the entirety of Hitchcock's film catalog on Blu-ray. Going for the best releases and even doing some compilations for the best/most comprehensive too. The Criterion licensed titles are still a bit elusive to me though due to the pricing.
Also would enjoy having the rest of the WB and MGM/FOX titles on Blu-ray. I'm still going to import the UK release of Lifeboat and buy the eventual release from here in the USA as I'm sure it's going to have differing extra features. Even a section on my shelf where I have tons of Viva Elite 1-4 Disc, all 12mm, cases waiting for the Blu-rays. Though The Masterpiece Collection boxset from Universal Studios (USA release since I wanted the full color disc artwork to match Nissens awesome covers) officially entered my collection on Monday/Tuesday of this week, none of the discs remained in the set and went straight into the customs I have for them. The boxset is already in safe keeping.
Sure I might not have spiffy covers for the titles not on Blu-ray yet, but I'm having them proudly displayed in production order. Even will be importing the WB 3-film boxset from the UK, even though it'll be my third copy of North by Northwest on Blu-ray.

The next three I'd immediately buy on Blu-ray for Alfred Hitchcock? Most assuredly:
Suspicion
Stage Fright
The Lodger (Criterion Blu maybe in the works? Still keeping the Network UK release anyway and the MGM DVD) or The Paradine Case

Many of the titles have differing extras on DVD, especially the Criterion titles MGM released onto Blu-ray along with To Catch a Thief: Special Collector's Edition (because of the commentary with Peter Bogdonavich and Laurent Bouzereau) and WB's release of Foreign Correspondent, which are apt for me to use the multi-disc cases for compilations.

[hedge hog]

Would love to have Criterion do as many as they can, including the silents.

[Angel Eyes]

Lifeboat (US Release)

[Ray_Rogers]

Originally Posted by Angel Eyes

Lifeboat (US Release)

I'm all for it since the domestic USA release already ought to have wildly differing extras compared to the UK one from MoC. Best for special features nuts and those who don't mind different releases of a movie.