Sholay

A couple more I thought of:

The Year My Voice Broke

Flirting. (Anything to get rid of this AWFUL cover. Those involved should be ashamed of themselves.)

Very nice.

When this question came up the last time (two years ago, I think) I said, Performance. So I'll say it again: Performance.

Young Frankenstein

Peter Weir has apparently stated recently that a remastered edition is in the works.

My choices:

Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid (Peckinpah)
Raise the Red Lantern (Yimou)
Until the End of the World (279m cut; Wenders)
The Spirit of the Beehive (Erice)
Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence (Oshima)
The Butcher Boy (Jordan)

Excellent, thanks!

i wish that Criterion would be able to get licences for some Indian cinema too. Starting with Satyajit Ray...

La Chienne (Jean Renoir, 1931)

Star Wars Trilogy (Un-Special Edition)
-A New Hope (George Lucas, 1977)
-The Empire Strikes Back (Irvin Kershner, 1980)
-Return Of The Jedi (Richard Marquand, 1983)

The Adventures Of Mark Twain (Will Vinton, 1985)

Drowning By Numbers (Peter Greenaway, 1988)

Prospero's Books (Peter Greenaway, 1991)

By far my #1
Dumb & Dumber

Then again, the commentary would probably consist of BS "There's my mailman, that lady does my laundry, I went to high school with that extra."

I'll add another vote for Jean de Florette/Manon of the Spring, please oh please.

Also, how 'bout

The Adventures of Baron Munchausen
Othello (Laurence Olivier)
Wise Blood
The Shooting Party
Last Holiday (Alec Guinness)
Our Man in Havana (AG again)
Kafka (honorary AG listing)
One Day in the life of Ivan Denisovich

That'll do for now, thank you.

Do you have that image bookmarked?

I'd sure like to see some more Renoir's, like La Bete Humaine or Une Partie de Campagne. Also, Fires on the Plain, Sansho the Bailiff, or City of Sadness.

As for perennial fanboy favories The Game and Bottle Rocket,

Hitchcock and Kubrick, like in the oLD days!

Well since Roger Corman refuses to release it maybe Criterion will step up to the plate

What Hitchcock and Kubrick have yet to be released?

that's the Greenaway I most want a SE for

others:

1900
The Best Intentions - miniseries cut
Delicatessen
Germinal

I guess what I'm looing for is all of Criterion's Hitch and Kubrick laserdisc releases and then some!

But why? Were there any features or extras on those laserdiscs that aren't found on the DVD releases of those films? Oh, that's right, they had a spine number. I forget, that's what really matters...

La Grande Vadrouille

The Devils - Russell
Cruising - Freidkin
Nostalghia - Tarkovsky
The Reflecting Skin - Ridley
Lost Highway - Lynch
Out of the Blue - Hopper
Red Desert - Antonioni
The Human Condition Trilogy - Kobayashi
Black Rain - Imamura
Pixote - Barbenco

Here's some I think are the kind that Criterion would release:

Welcome To The Dollhouse
Life Is Beautiful
Double Happiness
High School
If....

Now here's the movies I would like to see Crietrion try to release, all that I can think of at this time:

Freddy Got Fingered
Santa Claus Conquers The Martians
UHF
Any of the full-length Three Stooges movies
Any of the "Beach" movies that starred Annette Funicello and Frankie Avalon
Rock 'N Roll High School
Pardon My Blooper

and like I said in a post in another thread:

Gigli

Psycho isn't anamorphic, we could start there.

Good thing Criterion are not taking seriously what has been said in here. There are some...how should I put it...unusual suggestions!!

Pro-B

The African Queen
Reds
Double Indemnity

and a second to all the Peter Greenaway mentioned already in this thread.