wheres the thread here with criterion covers on crappy films? the one with one of the steven segal movies cracked me up.

I'd go with Lost in Translation because it is the candidate for most likely never to be re-visited.

Lost in Translation was both a critical and popular success. If the history of video sales have taught us anything, those films are always revisited at some point.

None of the above (obviously.)

The Game, damnit. . .

For many years I've been holding out for a Bottle Rocket treatment. There's seems to be enough material from the press kit (deleted scenes, 2 featurettes, trailers, soundclips) and the Short film Wes Anderson and Owen Wilson made that the feature film is based to fill a 2-discer. Not to mention any new material they could add like commentary, interviews blah, blah, blah...

I am already quite satisfied with the current DVD releases for a number of those films.

If a Mulholland Drive re-release included the original TV pilot, I'd be interested.

LA Confidential for me.

Braveheart is in dire need of a new transfer + 2 disc-Special Edition, Criterion or otherwise.

An official release of the unreleased and rejected TV pilot? Over David Lynch's dead body.

But, like many things, it's out there ...

Personally I'm still waiting for Wes Anderson's BOTTLE ROCKET.

Definately Braveheart, with Lost in translation and Little miss sunshine going 2nd and 3rd, don't care for the rest.

Braveheart or LA Confidential

I have to second "The Game".

And with "Zodiac" coming out, I thought for sure we would see some kind of special edition, Criterion or not.