What would you like to see next from criterion? (1 Viewer)

[Adam_S]

I'd like to see A Matter of Life and Death, another Ozu release, The Decalogue and The Apu Trilogy.

 

[Brian McP]

The 1977 version of Star Wars -- now THAT would be an interesting release, if it was given the Criterion treatment as a stand alone movie.

But one epic at a time -- and the next one has to be The Alamo

Being here in Australia, and considering that in April 2015 is the centenary of the events in the movie, Criterion would be wise to consider Peter Weir's Gallipoli

 

[Mark Cappelletty]

Well, THE BROOD for one. I thought for sure they'd either come out as a two-pack or a double bill or, at the very least, standalone titles at the same time. I know Janus has the title.

I'd love to see what they would do with Peter Greenaway's THE COOK, THE THIEF, HIS WIFE & HER LOVER as well, but hell, I don't even know who has the rights to that (or the equally amazing DROWNING BY NUMBERS).

 

[Konstantinos]

The 1977 version of Star Wars -- now THAT would be an interesting release, if it was given the Criterion treatment as a stand alone movie.

That would be a dream come true! Actually the whole unaltered original trilogy!
But I'm afraid we won't see it like ever from anyone in Bluray..

I'd also like to add Death in Venice. This had been announced last year that it was coming in France. I don't know if it was cancelled or not..

 

[Matt Hough]

A real classic for either Criterion or Twilight Time to grab ...
The 1972 'Sleuth' starring Laurence Olivier and Michael Caine, directed by Joseph L. Mankiewicz
I've also made this recommendation in the 'what would you like to see in Twilight Time' thread .. I don't care who brings it out .. I just want it!

Yes, many of us would love to have this on Blu-ray. My non-anamorphic DVD just doesn't cut it.

 

[John-Weller]

From MGM
Miracle Mile
Moby Dick

From Paramount
The War of the Worlds
Testament
The Elephant Man
Don't Look Now

Misc
The Mysterians (Toho)
Vampyr
The Ipcress File
Henry V and Hamlet (Olivier)
Great Expectations and Oliver Twist (Lean)

 

[RichardSC]

A definitive Spartacus aided by Robert Harris and John Huston's Moby Dick for a correct color format.

 

[BRAD1963]

The 1977 version of Star Wars -- now THAT would be an interesting release, if it was given the Criterion treatment as a stand alone movie.

Something tells me Disney will re-release the original(s) themselves to cross promote the new film.

 

[Dave H]

The 1977 version of Star Wars -- now THAT would be an interesting release, if it was given the Criterion treatment as a stand alone movie.

But one epic at a time -- and the next one has to be The Alamo

Being here in Australia, and considering that in April 2015 is the centenary of the events in the movie, Criterion would be wise to consider Peter Weir's Gallipoli

I don't think Fox or Disney (whoever owns the rights to this film - I don't think anyone really knows for sure) would ever dream of letting anyone else release anything with Star Wars on it.

 

[Cine_Capsulas]

From MGM
Moby Dick

From Paramount
The War of the Worlds
Testament

Misc
Great Expectations and Oliver Twist (Lean)

Yes, please!

 

[John-Weller]

Kingu Kongu tai Gojira - from the 35mm and 16mm elemements that survive

 

[Richard V]

Waterloo

 

[Radioman970]

Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. 1972 live-action British musical. I'll pay today as an incentive. I'll pay double! I'll..... detail their car. Help them move! I'll... well I'll come back with a list of what I'll do. Outside of sexual stuff I'm open.

 

[SAhmed]

In addition to some of the excellent suggestions how about "The Secret In Their Eyes"?Regards,

 

[ljgranberry]

My inner Anglophile would love to see:

Dead of Night
A Matter of Life and Death
Kind Hearts and Coronets
Sabotage
Odd Man Out

 

[Dick]

Spartacus.

Spartacus.

Spartacus.

 

[jauritt]

Blu-ray editions of previous Criterion DVDs Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters, and David Mamet's House of Games.

 

[John-Weller]

I really want to see Criterion have the Studio Canal titles again. It's a crime that Lionsgate sits on them and does little or northing.

 

[PaulaJ]

One-Eyed Jacks.

 

[Radioman970]

How about The Van with Colm Meany. I really miss that good old film. In fact, that whole set with The Commitments, The Snapper and The Van. Same kind of deal as the above, I'd do a lot to get those. Even dangerous circus acts... well, as long as there's a net. I'm game, not crazy.