mel Brooks.

Uwe Boll.

Steven Soderbergh would be great if they put out SEs of his earlier stuff (Sex, Lies..., The Limey, Out of Sight) as well as releasing R1 versions of Kafka and Gray's Anatomy.

What I really want would be a Roman Polanski box set. Or at least some special editions of Chinatown and Rosemary's Baby.

Dario Argento
Jess Franco

John Ford
Luis Bunuel - Mexican films

Budd Boetticher

Practically none of this man's work is available on DVD and that seriously needs to change.

These came to mind first...

Hal Hartley (Trust needs to be on DVD)
Nicholas Ray (They Live by Night needs to be on DVD)

Sam Raimi
Peter Jackson
Kevin Smith

Mike Leigh, including Naked.

Mitchell Leisen - He did some wonderful films for Paramount that may never see dvd release since Universal doesn't seem committed to their pre-1950 product the way that Warners is.

Easily Dario Argento.

It does help that most of his films are owned by Blue Underground or Anchor Bay.

Yes, definitely Zhang Yimou.

First director that came to my mind is Walter Hill. And if a Bernardo Bertolucci boxset would get "Luna" onto DVD, I'd love it.

I would love alos a Pedro Alamodavar BoxSet as well

great picks so far

Cronenberg
Gilliam
Kurosawa

and

Takashi Mīke - a new one with ALL of his mmovies.

For modern directors, Paul Schrader, David Mamet and Larry Kasdan

Majority of their titles are really primitive dvds or as yet unreleased.

Older would be more Altman, Wilder, Lubitch, Sturges, Ford and Huston.

For foreign, would agree with Zhang Yimou, Jodorowsky, Leigh, as well as Polanski, Bunuel

Jim Jarmusch

Zhang Yimou
Because we desperately need the release of Ju Dou and Raise the Red Lantern on DVD.

Robert Bresson

William Wyler
Fred Zinnemann
Elia Kazan
King Vidor

David Lean, which MGM/SONY seems to have all-but abandoned.
Also, early Hithcock, which MGM/SONY seems etc etc etc.

WILLIAM CAMERON MENZIES

One of the greatest production designers in movie history (he was responsible for the look of such classics as Thief Of Bagdad and Gone With The Wind) he also directed quite a few films, including:

Address Unknown
The Maze
The Spider
Things To Come
Invaders From Mars (the original)

Luis Bunuel (Los Olvidados, Nazarin, The Young One, Viridiana, The Milky Way, Tristana, The Phantom Of Liberty)

Peter Greenaway (Drowning By Numbers, Prospero's Books, Baby Of Macon)

There is a kevin smith collection.

The films included are...

-Clerks (94)

-Mallrats (95)

-Chasing Amy (97)

-Dogma (99)

-Jay And Silent Bob: Strike back (01)

The dvds all have an anamorphic widescreen, Region 3 encoded. The dvd set was made in korea.

PM me for details.

I second a Peter Greenaway boxset

- (as well as a Bunuell set - AFI here in Silver Spring MD is showing new 35mm prints of 'Phantom', 'The Milky Way', 'Viridiana' starting this weekend - woohoo!).

I'd like a Wenders box with:

The Goalkeeper's Anxiety At the Penalty Kick
Alice in the Cities
The Wrong Move
Kings of the Road

A Renoir box with:

Boudu Saved From Drowning (I have a R2 disc of this, however)
Toni
A Day in the Country
The Crime of Monsieur Lange
The Human Beast

You're aware the man has made over 60 films, yes?

Nanni Moretti
David Lynch
Dario Argento (big boxed set)
Antonioni
John Huston