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And from StudioCanal UK press release: Having previously restored the film in 1997, STUDIOCANAL and Cinémathèque de Toulouse decided to complete a new restoration utilizing 21st century cutting edge technologies. Scanning the original nitrate at 4k means that the film will be preserved now for...

It comes from the same ITV master but Criterion's encode is better, plus probably some additional tweaking.

Does anybody have a list of all 15 Warner classic 3D titles?

Restoration demo @ Youtube

Please release The Tempation of St. Tony on Blu-ray, thank you!

The running time listed at Amazon.de is for the 14 films listed in the first post of this thread. Most of Hitchcock's films are around two hours long.

'The Navigator'' short subject documentary, Audio Commentary (TBD), Trailers, and more features to be announced

The German box-set will be region free and there will be a US box-set as well. December 28th isn't the real release date, it will be released earlier. I'm Nostradamus.

Google "sony new hollywood box set".

Does Olive Films have any plans to start releasing their newer films on Blu-ray? So far only Amer has a Blu-ray release. I'd really like to see The Temptation of St Tony on Blu-ray. :cool:

The Mirror is out in Russia, alas no English subtitles. Kino reportedly has plans to release it in the US later this year.

I noticed the list is missing A Trip to the Moon (1902), also released by Flicker Alley.

From criterionforum.org: Most Dangerous Game & Gow the Headhunter - scheduled for 6/26 This is Cinerama & Windjammer - both Early Fall, scheduled for 9/17

You should also include The Inside of the White Slave Traffic (1913) which is included on the disc. While it's not the complete version, it's the only one that has survived.

Lifeboat has been already confirmed region B locked by Eureka/Masters of Cinema themselves.

Umm... none of them is released by Universal.

It's public domain.

This is a standard price for Criterion. $29.95 - single disc, few/no extras, e.g. The Makioka Sisters, Identification of a Woman $39.95 - regular single disc release $49.95 - two disc release, e.g. Seven Samurai, Night of the Hunter $69.95 - bundle of two regular releases, e.g Yojimbo/Sanjuro...

Studio Canal does not own North American rights to Belle de jour and Criterion confirmed that it is coming already more than a year ago. Pierrot le fou is still out of print.

What's your point? Studio Canal acquired Optimum already in 2006 and Kinowelt in 2008. The titles you mentioned are regular Blu-ray releases, not Studio Canal Collection editions.

These are not Studio Canal Collection releases.

??? Have I missed something?

Lionsgate only handles the distribution and sales of the releases. All the decisions are done by the French.

Pure speculation, but Barton Fink could be Criterion material. :)

These are not quite pre-70s, but... Ernest Lubitsch's The Merry Widow (1934) Orson Welles' The Magnificent Ambersons (1942) Antonioni's Blow-up (1966) and Zabriskie Point (1970) Nicholas Roeg's Performance (1970) Ken Russel's The Devils (1971) Terrence Malick's Badlands...

The master used for Australian and British Blu-rays was supervised and approved by Weir as far as I know.

Herzog's Nosferatu has been released in France, alas without English subtitles.

Criterion never said that they are going to release all five films on Blu-ray. I'm not even sure if they are allowed to release Kwaidan. It is licensed from Toho who has "six months policy", which means others can release their titles six months after they have released them in Japan. And I...

It was not "most requested titles" poll, it was just an opportunity to let customers choose between five titles. Other options were Down by Law, Kwaidan, Au revoir les enfants and Howards End, which eventually won the poll.