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Not a good sign… https://www.indiewire.com/2022/10/criterion-layoffs-16-staffers-reorganization-1234774703/

It's good enough for me not to feel the need to upgrade.

But Criterion never released it on blu-ray.

It's not exactly complete. No The Clowns, Casanova, Orchestra Rehearsal, City of Women, Ginger and Fred, Voice of the Moon, as well as the anthology films Love in the City, Boccaccio '70, and Spirits of the Dead,.

No 4K release for Elephant Man in North America, then?

The 50% off one-day offer is available in Canada, as well: https://www.unobstructedview.com/criterion-collection-flash-sale/?utm_source=Newsletter&utm_campaign=4c083323b1-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2020_02_12_12_57&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_4b229970de-4c083323b1-1248548901&mc_cid=4c083323b1&mc_eid=b587368c67

And now Parasite is coming, too. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/parasite-join-criterion-collection-1279250

So The Irishman, Marriage Story, American Factory and Atlantics are all coming from Netflix. https://twitter.com/NetflixFilm/status/1220828780245073920

Wrong thread.

Spirit of the Beehive?

They both came out the same year - Strangelove at the beginning of the year and Fail-Safe in the fall. Both are based on novels, but different ones. And weirdly, both films were released by the same studio.

Some good news for Canadians for a change. Unobstructed View will be taking over from eOne as Criterion's local distributor and plan more aggressive marketing and pricing. https://twitter.com/normwilner/status/1167060442033917953

Roma is owned by Netflix, which means there's a good chance they're not interested in releasing it on disc at all.

If so, that's the worst sketch of Sean Connery and Michael Caine I've ever seen.

What different version? Or do you mean the two scores?

Love that movie.

Star stuck? Starstruck?

From The Beatles' Hamburg days, I presume?

It was. https://www.criterion.com/films/345-brief-encounter

Can't see Criterion releasing it, but Deadlier than the Male fits the clue.

Guess that settles the "was Breakfast Club originally released in mono or stereo" debate.

Woman of the Year.

I'm thinking Cat People.

Warner Bros. holds the rights, so a Criterion release seems highly unlikely.

The film was just restored last year, so it would probably come from the same master, or scan at the very least.

To be fair... The Karate Kid II Back to School The Golden Child Police Academy 3 Soul Man ...all significantly outgrossed A Room with a View in the year it was released.

You're not the only one. I don't even keep the packaging - all my discs are stored in binders and the packaging gets tossed.

I've never seen the film, either, but with "pig" being slang for cop, and a pig in blue, it was the first thing that came to mind.

Electra Glide in Blue maybe?

Maybe it's Night of the Lepus.