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Are you asking if anyone would be willing to lend it to you for a week or two?

I second the recommendation for the MoC discs of CITY GIRL and SUNRISE. You couldn't ask for better transfers.

I still haven't caught up with this box set, but some of you may be interested in this English-friendly German DVD -- from Edition Filmuseum, a label that releases many early films from German directors who later migrated to the USA. The River (199) is a fine respectable transfer, and the...

I hefted one in Costco a couple of days ago. The weight of it is impressive. The box-set has the authority of weight(!). Costco cost: $180. Maybe after the holidays. I gather, from what a sales clerk told me, that Costco lumps different products from one brand under the same lot number. So if I...

I'll look forward to that. After The Scarlet Empress everyone expected Criterion to move faster on their von Sternbergs, but they never disappoint once the DVD comes out.

How's the audio on the early talkies? Any sound / silent alternate versions? There was a region 2 edition of The River (1929) released in France that included three shorts by Borzage: The Pitch o' Chance (1915), The Pilgrim (1916) and Nugget Jim's Pardner aka Calibre of Man (1916). I just...

I see what you mean, if Fox breaks this box up into sets, there's not enough Murnau for a smaller box-set. Unless they include one of the books with it? Well, I'm sure they'll think of something. I'm particularly eager to set my eyes on City Girl. Sunrise I've come to know, but Borzage is like...

I hefted this box in the store the other day. I would be surprised if Fox did not break up the Murnau / Borzage box into separate sets eventually, as they did with the Ford box. No book with the Ford sets, but you get the films at a reasonable price and that's the important thing.