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Weird. I would say, "Well, maybe..." but it doesn't look like there's anything else it could be. Such a bizarre choice, but from what little I know Murakami seems like a really interesting guy, so I hope the film is loaded with extras that delve into his other (seemingly plentiful) work in other media.

ordinaryperson wrote:Takashi Murakami
"Jellyfish Eyes" confirmed.

I can tell by the trailer alone that I am NOT looking forward to this.

I think I'm going to be the only one who welcomes "Jellyfish Eyes" to Criterion. It looks interesting and fun to me.

Dead Pigeon on Beethoven Street was recently restored? Perhaps with her documentary A Fuller Life as supplement?

ordinaryperson wrote:Samantha Fuller

I think this (A Fuller Life) may be an extra for the upgrade of the new 4K resto for A Pickup on South Street.

Why not a Fuller film new to the collection? Why should they add a brand new documentary in an upgrade? I would appreciate if Criterion can add some more Fuller films to the collection.

Maybe the Sony titles set.

Park Row, perhaps? Wasn't there some hubbub about it?

Or with Forty Guns forthcoming from MOC, that could also be coming from someone in R1.

Kenneth Bowser

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I'm guessing: Easy Riders, Raging Bulls: How the Sex, Drugs and Rock 'N' Roll Generation Saved Hollywood?

Perhaps that Frank Capra documentary will show up as a supplement somewhere, or that Easy Riders as a supplement to Easy Rider, which will probably come out as a standalone sooner or later.

I wonder if Kenneth Bowser's American Masters documentary on Phil Ochs is going to be included on the Inside Llewyn Davis release, since Ochs is one of the folkies composited in the Davis character.

His Sturges doc is on Sullivan's Travels, no? Wonder why that's not linked from this page.

Do directors of supplemental films get their own pages?

I know Dheeraj Akolkar had his own page for the doc Liv and Ingmar from the Persona release.

What's Love Got to Do With It? It's Buena Vista and inexplicably not already out on Blu-ray in the states

doh286 wrote:Angela Bassett

That's a holdover from when Criterion did their April Fools' gag about Kindergarten Cop. Cathy Moriarty, Richard Tyson and a couple other actors from that film also have phantom pages too.

The dreaded Kindergarten Cop gag. I will remember it in the future.

we need that commentary track by Hillary Clinton now more than ever

Who are Alan Yentob and Ben Morris?

Yentob works for the BBC. Morris…?

swo17 wrote:Who are Alan Yentob and Ben Morris?

Producer and editor of Burroughs: The Movie.