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If the last few months are any indication, here's what we could expect next month:

Eraserhead
Mulholland Drive
Y Tu Mama Tambien
4 Months, 3 Weeks, 2 Days
Beyond the Hills
Punch-Drunk Love
The Brood
Scanners
Crash
Fully restored cut of The Magnificent Ambersons
Kubrick's Napoleon, filmed in secret and never released
Every catalog title upgraded

rwiggum wrote:If the last few months are any indication, here's what we could expect next month:

Eraserhead
Mulholland Drive
Y Tu Mama Tambien
4 Months, 3 Weeks, 2 Days
Beyond the Hills
Punch-Drunk Love
The Brood
Scanners
Crash
Fully restored cut of The Magnificent Ambersons
Kubrick's Napoleon, filmed in secret and never released
Every catalog title upgraded

BOOOOOOO NO RIVETTE

I think March is most likely to have dual format releases of films already in the collection with only two or three new films being added.

• Bleeder, featuring a transfer of Nicolas Winding Refn's restored version of the film
  
  The New World, with new high definition presentations of the 135 minute, 150 minute, and 172 minute cuts of the film
  
  The Driller Killer, with a new audio commentary by Abel Ferrara, and his short films The Hold Up and Nicky's Film
  
  All That Heaven Allows (dual format edition) with a new audio introduction by Todd Haynes
  
  Ali: Fear Eats The Soul (dual format edition) with no new features
  
  Andrei Rublev (dual format edition) with a new restoration of the 185 minute version, and including the 145 minute American and 205-minute director’s cut, with a new essay by Sean Martin. Possibly featuring Chris Marker's documentary on Tarkovsky's last days, One Day In The Life of Andrei Arsenevitch.

The Emigrants / The New Land
Flashback (1969)
Providence
Rocco and His Brothers
Love Streams
The Train
Miracle in Milan
A Matter of Life and Death
La Strada and Hiroshima Mon Amour Blu-ray
The First Five Films of Larry Kent Eclipse Series

Rolad wrote:
Andrei Rublev (dual format edition) with a new restoration of the 185 minute version, and including the 145 minute American and 205-minute director’s cut, with a new essay by Sean Martin.

Your lips to god's ears!

Kafka
Like Someone in Love
Mulholland Drive
Eraserhead
Mahler

Great expectations
Oliver Twist
Summertime
Red river
The long voyage home
Y tu Mama Tambien
Persona
The Freshman
Wim Wenders set

Eraserhead
Mulholland Drive
Persona
La Grande Bellezza
La Dolce Vita
The Freshman
The Lady from Shanghai
The Story of Temple Drake
Forever and a Day
Errol Morris Box

Still hoping for the Tati films. Either in a box set or separately. Really hoping to get the alternate versions of Holiday and Mon Oncle.

movielocke wrote:Great expectations
Oliver Twist
Summertime
Red river
The long voyage home
Y tu Mama Tambien
Persona
The Freshman
Wim Wenders set

That's an awfully long list and you perhaps get one right, if you are lucky. It's easier just to wait.

HitchcockLang wrote:Still hoping for the Tati films. Either in a box set or separately. Really hoping to get the alternate versions of Holiday and Mon Oncle.

I second that. This is LONG overdue. A box set would be nice, especially if it included Jour de Fete. And Parade as an extra!

BillWatkins wrote:The Emigrants / The New Land

keep fighting the good fight!

Persona
Mulholland Drive
The Bitter Tears of Petra Von Kant
Desperately Seeking Susan
Sisters upgrade

Kauno wrote:

movielocke wrote:Great expectations
Oliver Twist
Summertime
Red river
The long voyage home
Y tu Mama Tambien
Persona
The Freshman
Wim Wenders set

That's an awfully long list and you perhaps get one right, if you are lucky. It's easier just to wait.

I've gotten one right each month the last two months. Shotgun approach, trying to precisely gauge the number of releases as well as the releases themselves seems like trying to cover the spread and correctly hit the over-under. It's not that bad, three obvious candidates for upgrades (and one in the wrong aspect ratio), five titles that have all been clues or confirmed and a long rumored and delayed box set (and criterion tends to release one box set in the spring of late), so hopefully I'll hit something from that swath of selections.

And it doesn't matter, I don't care if I get all of them or none of them, the whole speculation game is just a weird but enjoyable part of this particular board.

Long Voyage Home
Safe
The Freshman
Barton Fink
An autumn afternoon upgrade
The lady eve upgrade

(EDIT: Added Safe)

Hey, all you new members signing up just to post in this thread: I'm not gonna approve your post, so please read the forum rules (paying particular attention to the last paragraph) and have a great day.

I would like to add SAFE to my prediction. If my memory serves me from past Wexner talks, the titles they mention as getting released, usually get announced on the next one or two 15th after Wexner.

This might be the most important thread we've ever had.

swo17 wrote:This might be the most important thread we've ever had.

It's pretty important...

The Freshman (1925)
Sophomore (2012)
Junior (1994)
The Seniors (1978)

FrauBlucher wrote:I would like to add SAFE to my prediction. If my memory serves me from past Wexner talks, the titles they mention as getting released, usually get announced on the next one or two 15th after Wexner.

I believe they mentioned that as one they were still in the stages of acquiring, but one that looked likely.

One screwball comedy should finally get updated soon. I'm betting The Lady Eve

MongooseCmr wrote:One screwball comedy should finally get updated soon. I'm betting The Lady Eve

I would think Sullivan's Travels would be the safer bet considering the upcoming Arrow release.