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Jon- I've heard that Bay throws in a reference to Ingmar Bergman's Cries and Whispers early on. Is this true?

Great idea, Jon. I wasn't going to pick the DVD up, but you've made me think it's a comedy, which is enough for me! Roll on Ronald's review!!!

Watching this on TV last night, I suddenly realised a DVD version of this magnificent film doesn't exist; any chance of one becoming available?

And, yes, we would like a special edition of this fine film in the not-too-distant future....

I've seen this rumoured in a couple of places; is it true, and, if so, why??

Not a film I know, but the first series of The Sopranos had DVD players (and DVDs) as key plot accessories!

Are there any reviews of this up yet? I enjoyed the film a lot more than I was expecting, probably because of the utterly insane combination of Chaucer and David Bowie that seemed to be the raison d'etre for the plot. And obviously David Manning liked it as well, which makes all the difference....

It looks like yet another winner from Criterion. I'm especially pleased at the Terry Gilliam introduction; I believe he's doing one for the upcoming edition of Les Enfants du Paradis as well, which is something to look forward to.

My first post, and a worthy subject: does anyone know if MGM are going to be releasing a port of their excellent laserdisc SE of this film? I'm a bit surprised they haven't yet done so, given their past record for re-releasing older films.