No specs other than the fact that it's a 2-disc Criterion release....more to follow!

Yay!!!!

Keepcase cover art...
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The 2-disc Criterion set will carry an SRP of $32.99, while there will also be a "standard" version with an SRP of $29.99.

That's not the 2-disc (REAL Criterion) cover. Go to dvdanswers.com! Cannot wait! Number Three Hundred!

Totally awesome and all, but the cover(s)!!! Too freaking busy!!!

Still, small complaint - this was a marvelous movie, and I can't wait to pick it up.

What LB posted was the "keepcase cover art" (as he even mentioned). DVD Answers posted that and the "slipcase cover art" as well.

I love Wes Anderson and Bill Murray, so this is a blind buy I am really looking forward to.

This is the best news in some time.. Interestingly enough looks like The Life Aquatic will be spine 300.

same here. never got around to seeing it in the theaters.

can't wait

couldn't be happier now where's my bottle rocket cc announcement pretty pretty please...

yeah true...all we need is a bottle rocket special edition...any news?

I hardly buy any dvds anymore, but I'll still by buying this one.

According to the picture of the actual keepcase art over at dvdanswers, it looks like the cover is reversible, so the other side might not be as busy. Nothing we can do about the slipcover though.

the pic above is of the single disc criterion, the 2-disc criterion is below(just so people can see it in this post). has criterion eer released two versions like this? And what is with the 'reversible cover?'

credit: dvdanswers.com

Hell yes, cant wait for this release. Interesting that CC is doing this release, also.

Very nice!

Can't wait for this.

Big Wes Anderson fan here.

Was hoping it was gonna be another Criterion and now I can rest.

Woohoo!

I didn't enjoy the movie much, but i'm glad that Criterion is sticking by Wes still.

Sweet. Wasnt able to catch this one when it was in theatres. Bill Murray is awesome.

Can't wait to get my hands on this

Awesome.

Hopefully, there'll be DTS on this.

same here here. been waiting for another great Criterion that i want and now glad i let it pass me by in theaters.

Although I did enjoy this film when I saw it in the theater, I would rather see "Lost in Translation" or "Eternal Sunshine" get the Criterion treatment. Not saying I won't pick this up, though-