over on the .org forum they discovered this a while ago, and so I think that Criterion is putting in a lot of BS there to disguise what is actually coming.
I was thinking that too. My guess is this title, despite the quality of the movie, has been kicking around the cheap bins for so long on top of being exploited to the point of being a joke that selling it at the price point Criterion typically has wouldn't make it feasible at this time. Even with the TV show currently airing.Moe Dickstein said:I find it interesting that they wouldn't try to get a spine back into print when they had the chance.
I too think there is room to better the current blu ray of The Silence Of The Lambs, i'd like to see more of the film grain retained and i'd like to listen to the commentary track that Criterion has the rights to and which was not on the current MGM edition, Spartacus in particular needs re-visiting as the Universal release is a travesty, how they can treat one of their prized films like that is beyond me.Derrick King said:Rumor is that they have RED RIVER. As for SILENCE OF THE LAMBS, at the Wexner Center talk last year they said that they had the opportunity to re-license it but they passed (I hope that they'll reconsider, because there is room for improvement over the current Blu-ray.)
Since the SPARTACUS DVD is still in print, I think that there is a chance that they'll release it on Blu-ray