Originally Posted by inri222 (Post 13074495)

Glad I unloaded the original CC dvd of Sid & Nancy last year for a profit.

Originally Posted by Hazel Motes (Post 13084075)

The rerelease announcement of Sid & Nancy (as well as getting peanuts for my Straw Dogs Criterion dvd) prompted me to list my Criterion dvd's of Pierrot Le Fou, The Third Man, Chungking Express, Le Cercle Rouge, Army of Shadows, Notorious and Rebecca. As well as some other OOP dvd's that will surely see Blu Ray sooner or later. I sold most for more than I paid for them. Chungking Express went for 70 bucks. Almost 4 times what I paid for it. I don't know what I was thinking holding onto them.

Originally Posted by Josh Z (Post 13063604)

None. Lynch doesn't believe in Director's Cuts or alternate versions of movies. He has had the right of final cut written into all of his contracts from Blue Velvet forward and won't work without it. The theatrical release of the movie is his intended version.

Lynch has described the deleted scenes to Fire Walk With Me as windows into what else was happening around town at the time of the movie. He's OK with people watching them as their own thing, but doesn't want them incorporated into the movie itself.

Originally Posted by Rypro 525 (Post 13084198)

I wonder if there was ever any talk of Criterion including the tv pilot version of Muholland Dr as an extra on the blu but Lynch told them no

Originally Posted by Hazel Motes (Post 13084075)

The rerelease announcement of Sid & Nancy (as well as getting peanuts for my Straw Dogs Criterion dvd) prompted me to list my Criterion dvd's of Pierrot Le Fou, The Third Man, Chungking Express, Le Cercle Rouge, Army of Shadows, Notorious and Rebecca. As well as some other OOP dvd's that will surely see Blu Ray sooner or later. I sold most for more than I paid for them. Chungking Express went for 70 bucks. Almost 4 times what I paid for it. I don't know what I was thinking holding onto them.

Originally Posted by Hazel Motes (Post 13084075)

The rerelease announcement of Sid & Nancy (as well as getting peanuts for my Straw Dogs Criterion dvd) prompted me to list my Criterion dvd's of Pierrot Le Fou, The Third Man, Chungking Express, Le Cercle Rouge, Army of Shadows, Notorious and Rebecca. As well as some other OOP dvd's that will surely see Blu Ray sooner or later. I sold most for more than I paid for them. Chungking Express went for 70 bucks. Almost 4 times what I paid for it. I don't know what I was thinking holding onto them.

Originally Posted by Hazel Motes (Post 13084075)

The rerelease announcement of Sid & Nancy (as well as getting peanuts for my Straw Dogs Criterion dvd) prompted me to list my Criterion dvd's of Pierrot Le Fou, The Third Man, Chungking Express, Le Cercle Rouge, Army of Shadows, Notorious and Rebecca. As well as some other OOP dvd's that will surely see Blu Ray sooner or later. I sold most for more than I paid for them. Chungking Express went for 70 bucks. Almost 4 times what I paid for it. I don't know what I was thinking holding onto them.

Originally Posted by Hazel Motes (Post 13084075)

The rerelease announcement of Sid & Nancy (as well as getting peanuts for my Straw Dogs Criterion dvd) prompted me to list my Criterion dvd's of Pierrot Le Fou, The Third Man, Chungking Express, Le Cercle Rouge, Army of Shadows, Notorious and Rebecca. As well as some other OOP dvd's that will surely see Blu Ray sooner or later. I sold most for more than I paid for them. Chungking Express went for 70 bucks. Almost 4 times what I paid for it. I don't know what I was thinking holding onto them.

Originally Posted by Josh Z (Post 13084384)

Pierrot le Fou, The Third Man, Chungking Express, Le Cercle Rouge, and Army of Shadows are all owned by Studio Canal, which has cut ties with Criterion and now licences its titles to Lionsgate in North America. You will not see any of those reissued by Criterion anytime soon.

Studio Canal put out its own edition of The Third Man that was notably inferior to the Criterion disc. (See also: The Man Who Fell to Earth.)

Originally Posted by Rypro 525 (Post 13084387)

Though the new UK disc of the Third Man came from the new 4k remaster and that looks SPECATCULAR. no clue if the 4k restoration will ever come to blu in the states

Originally Posted by Mabuse (Post 13084227)

What would give you any indication those titles would return to Criterion?

Originally Posted by hdnmickey (Post 13071349)

Not sure if this link will work, but I just saw this for the first time and thought it was pretty cool. To go along with the already posted Ghost World cover art:

https://scontent.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0...a7&oe=59B1C2BD

Originally Posted by OldBoy (Post 13084653)

Oh man, that looks cool. Too bad Criterion won't be as wacky as that...

Originally Posted by OldBoy (Post 13084653)

Oh man, that looks cool. Too bad Criterion won't be as wacky as that...

Originally Posted by dino88 (Post 13084673)

What do you mean? That is the Criterion. It's kind of hard to miss.

Originally Posted by slop101 (Post 13084676)

What are you talking about? That's a shot of the actual package that Criterion posted to twitter/facebook:

https://twitter.com/criterion/status/862704961691451392

Originally Posted by Dan (Post 13084700)

:lol: it literally has "Criterion" in giant letters on the disc

Originally Posted by hdnmickey (Post 13085019)

Latest drawing from today's Criterion email:

http://i8.cmail19.com/ei/r/7B/3C3/FE...wacky_5-17.jpg

Originally Posted by slop101 (Post 13085203)

And hopefully it's finally the un-edited version this time.

Originally Posted by AMERICAN (Post 13085207)

..I would definitely be in for "wild at heart" un-edited on bluray