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We already knew about Wings and Paris, but it's great to see Alice confirmed as well.The current Mulvaney, in an email to me, wrote:We do plan to release WINGS OF DESIRE, PARIS, TEXAS and ALICE IN THE CITIES in the not-so-distant future, but specific dates haven't been scheduled at this time.
There was no argument on my part, did not know it was out of print so quickly.domino harvey wrote:Paris Texas is out of print, Criterion putting it back in print ruins your argument
Did you ask Criterion?videozor wrote:The news about Wenders' films is very exciting indeed. Too bad they are not releasing Kings of the Road, which, as far as I understand, has no R1 edition at all so far...
Maybe they didn't want to dignify it with a response.ianungstad wrote:I recieved a sort of weird reply from Mulvaney.
I asked him what the chances were of seeing the Sir Ridley Scott movies Black Rain and 1492 : Conquest of Paradise on Criterion.
He replied : We don't have plans for "Black Rain" at this time, thanks for your email.
So does that imply that they do have the rights to Conquest of Paradise? I dunno. It certainly is a much requestd MIA Paramount title.
What is UCLA's art museum? Are you referring to UCLA's archive screenings at their theatre in the Hammer Museum? (I'm not being pedantic, I'm asking because I want to attend but I don't see these on the calendar.) Thanks.Cinephrenic wrote:Some were obvious here, but another confirmation by UCLA's Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive showing a few classics credited to Janus/Criterion
Sorry for the confusion. I believe its the PFA (Pacific Film Archive) Theater at Berkeley.jaredsap wrote:What is UCLA's art museum? Are you referring to UCLA's archive screenings at their theatre in the Hammer Museum? (I'm not being pedantic, I'm asking because I want to attend but I don't see these on the calendar.) Thanks.Cinephrenic wrote:Some were obvious here, but another confirmation by UCLA's Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive showing a few classics credited to Janus/Criterion
Hi there,
Yes, we plan to release "Jeanne Dielman" on DVD. I hope this helps!
Best,
JM
What makes you so sure? The extras haven't even been revealed yet by Criterion.Bete_Noire wrote:Well, the news about Wings of Desire and Paris, Texas is probably more exciting if you don't already own the MGM discs, since those editions are both good enough that I won't be tempted to double-dip.
Because the only extra that *might* justify spending another $40-50 to me would be another film of interest, ala Blood of the Beasts on the Eyes Without a Face release or the Stahl version of Magnificent Obsession. Extras of that magnitude are rare. My #1 concern when purchasing a DVD is the quality of the actual film and its print -- that's the main course. Extras are just that -- extras. I buy Criterions because they release lots of great films in great prints, but when there are cheaper versions that I own or are available with comparable quality prints, as is the case with the Wenders films, a new commentary or documentary on tertiary material that I probably won't watch more than once do not justify to me (if they do for you, then great) forking over the dough. I don't have that kind of money to throw around.Cinephrenic wrote:What makes you so sure? The extras haven't even been revealed yet by Criterion.Bete_Noire wrote:Well, the news about Wings of Desire and Paris, Texas is probably more exciting if you don't already own the MGM discs, since those editions are both good enough that I won't be tempted to double-dip.
I pretty much agree with Bete Noire -- the last MGM release of Wings Of Desire was fantastic all around. Great transfer and extras and there is very little - if anything - that would tempt me to double dip. Maybe if Criterion releases the film in BD, that might sway me, but I honestly doubt it.Cinephrenic wrote:What makes you so sure? The extras haven't even been revealed yet by Criterion.Bete_Noire wrote:Well, the news about Wings of Desire and Paris, Texas is probably more exciting if you don't already own the MGM discs, since those editions are both good enough that I won't be tempted to double-dip.
I intend to base my decision entirely on the quality of the cover art.Bete_Noire wrote:My #1 concern when purchasing a DVD is the quality of the actual film and its print -- that's the main course. Extras are just that -- extras.
I'd be surprised if they didn't. I'm guessing that BD releases were their main reasons for acquiring Wings and Paris; they're both gorgeously shot films, and neither would be high on MGM or Fox's lists for BD release.Antoine Doinel wrote:I pretty much agree with Bete Noire -- the last MGM release of Wings Of Desire was fantastic all around. Great transfer and extras and there is very little - if anything - that would tempt me to double dip. Maybe if Criterion releases the film in BD, that might sway me, but I honestly doubt it.
I agree with Bete Noire too, but the way I see it is that I can sell the MGM version right now for a profit high enough that I could repurchased it later on at a lower price when the Criterion version is released. I do think Criterion is going to release it on Blu Ray/Antoine Doinel wrote:I pretty much agree with Bete Noire -- the last MGM release of Wings Of Desire was fantastic all around. Great transfer and extras and there is very little - if anything - that would tempt me to double dip. Maybe if Criterion releases the film in BD, that might sway me, but I honestly doubt it.Cinephrenic wrote:What makes you so sure? The extras haven't even been revealed yet by Criterion.Bete_Noire wrote:Well, the news about Wings of Desire and Paris, Texas is probably more exciting if you don't already own the MGM discs, since those editions are both good enough that I won't be tempted to double-dip.