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Yes, I don’t think it’s alarmist at this point to recognize that we’re in the midst of a major transformation of the home video industry. Smaller labels like Criterion and Shout and Kino will need to be nimble if they are going to survive.

Good point. The Saul Zaentz Company would need to be involved.

After Hours is, admittedly, more wishful thinking than anything at this point. It's been rumored since 2019, but that's about it.

Depends on your definition of "credible," but Bill Hunt reported it was in the works awhile back. I believe he posted it shortly after George Feltenstein stated on a podcast that Warner had licensed several titles to Criterion. https://thedigitalbits.com/columns/my-two-cents/092021-1630 It...

I see it up now. Criterion always seems to have hiccups in their announcement rollouts. Looks like Baron Munchausen is the only UHD title. I don't think I'll be picking any of these up, but it's certainly not a bad month of releases. I continue to look out for Amadeus and After Hours in 2023

I was just going to post that I don't see any announcement up on their website or twitter.

Even the word "Reports" is pushing it, since it implies sourcing from someone with first-hand knowledge. No one knows anything, and everyone is speculating (myself included).