I get it: I message too much. I'll cool it, but will check back in for the 15th. [I just want any rumors to stop.)Brian C wrote:... and desire to turn the Speculation threads into extensions of Criterion's facebook page.Mr Sausage wrote:They don't use the same IP addresses, although it looks like they share the same service provider.
It's not that you message too much...it's that you're postings are in the wrong thread.Gary Gnu wrote: I get it: I message too much. I'll cool it, but will check back in for the 15th. [I just want any rumors to stop.)
I asked about it on Facebook 2 years back and got something like "That'd be nice." in return.justeleblanc wrote:A new print of Altman's Come Back to the Five and Dime via UCLA, preservation funded by The Film Foundation and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, playing at DC's National Gallery in August. Not sure if this means anything in terms of a future Criterion release, though I figured I'd mention it.
I consider "5 and Dime" one of Altman's least impressive films, but seeing as Paramount likely has no intention of releasing it any time soon, I'd say go for it, Criterion!stagefright50 wrote:I asked about it on Facebook 2 years back and got something like "That'd be nice." in return.justeleblanc wrote:A new print of Altman's Come Back to the Five and Dime via UCLA, preservation funded by The Film Foundation and the Hollywood Foreign Press Association, playing at DC's National Gallery in August. Not sure if this means anything in terms of a future Criterion release, though I figured I'd mention it.
I haven't gotten the nerve yet, but still I hope not.dwk wrote: Eclipse set of the Bulldog Drummond films
The Vigo box had been on the horizon for a long time. The other titles that have been tossed around are likely bets since many of them are appearing on Hulu.Drucker wrote:I understand that a lot of these guesses come from a variety of "reliable" sources, but have the last few months been stuff that was expected? I feel like there was nothing predicting the Vigo box or anything, and I'm just curious if that stuff is as out of the blue as it seems?
Cure is up on Criterion's Hulu, isn't it? I would think that if they were going to release any J-Horror, they'd go for that one, since it's both a prominent movie and a prominent director (and if Kalat's not too busy, they could hopefully get him to do a commentary on it- it was one of the movies he really focused on in his J-Horror book.)jwd5275 wrote:I think we're finally going to get some J-Horror. Either an Eclipse with two or more versions of Yostuya Kaidan (at least both the Kinoshita and Nakagawa verions), or a set of sixties movies (Goke the Bodysnatcher - Sato, The Living Skeleton - Matsuno, The X from Outer Space - Nihonmatsu, The War of the Insects - Nihonmatsu)
I thought this wasn't a possibility.jwd5275 wrote:Withnail & I blu