You guys think Bergman's Trilogy will eventually get the blu ray treatment?
There's a great price on the box set nearby, but I'd hate to buy and then find out about a future blu release.

FYI, anything encoded at 1080i on a Criterion disc is upconverted from standard-def.

Hopefully no-one minds me posting these in here. This is the cover for Withnail and I

Is that the same guy who did the Robocop cover? Where can I find/buy all this personalized covers?

Custom covers posts are really annoying. Isn't there a thread to post those?

As long as the thread doesn't become cluttered with them, and people start using spoiler tags, I don't think it's a major problem.

I will just start a thread in the covers section to post them if anyone wants to keep up with them there

I was getting confused if that was an announced Criterion Blu-ray as it doesn't look like a custom cover at all..they simply used the art from the movie poster.

dvdbeaver on DOUBLE LIFE OF VERONIQUE: http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film2/DVDre..._veronique.htm

[mytwocents]I don't understand printing a customer Criterion cover for a film that wasn't released on BD by Criterion.[/mytwocents]

The only thing that bothers me is the comparison to the UK disc almost reads like we all already own it and in other reviews he totally disregards comparisons to a movies' HD DVD counterpart.

hmm, looks slightly more detailed with the extra grain but not that much better to upgrade over the UK disc

* New, restored digital transfer, supervised by director Brian De Palma (with DTS-HD Master Audio soundtrack on the Blu-ray edition)
* New hour-long interview with De Palma, conducted by filmmaker Noah Baumbach
* New interview with star Nancy Allen
* Cameraman Garrett Brown on the Steadicam shots featured in the film within the film
* Select on-set photos from photographer Louis Goldman
* Original theatrical trailer
* More!
* PLUS: A booklet featuring an essay by critic Michael Sragow and Pauline Kael’s original New Yorker review


I'm disappointed Criterion couldn't get John Travolta for an interview on this. I've never heard his opinion on the film so it would of been nice to hear his side of things. Plus, and it was a long-shot, but I was hoping for a film appreciation commentary track by Quentin Tarantino, or in the very least an interview. Last time I heard, "Blow-Out" was still in his top 3 favorite films of all time (The other two being "Taxi Driver" and "Rio Bravo"). He is always animated when taking about DePalma films so it would of been awesome to have him participate in this Criterion edition. I still plan to get this though as soon as I get a Blu-ray player since I still own the MGM DVD.

I've read that "More!" could entail quite a bit.

I would love a Tarantino Appreciation on Blow Out like they did with Ti West on House. I am still awaiting the blu-ray of The Hidden Fortress with a George Lucas Appreciation, I believe the DVD has that.


I was wondering if anyone thinks that Criterion might release A Serbian Film? With all the controversy and everything surrounding it you would think it would be a good fit. They did release AntiChrist afterall.
In fact I would love a Criterion of Irreversible too just to have a sick-o quadruple feature with Salo already being available

I really don't think that is the kind of market they are trying to reach...

From what I've read about the film, I'd rather have A Serbian Film never be distributed by a major label -- especially Criterion -- and just get an indie release instead. Why, oh why, did I read Harry Knowles comments on the film and then look at those AICN talkbacks. The thing sounds disgusting.

Shit after reading that I gotta have it!!! I looked on amazon uk buts its region 2 locked.

Salo and Antichrist were actual films, with actual plots, that happened to feature some depraved/unsettling sequences.

A Serbian Film is by all accounts and description artless garbage wrapped in a flimsy package of political allegory. Read the absolutely sickening descriptions of what was cut from the UK/R2 DVD and explain to me how any of that stuff is justified?

Plus it is cut.

Yeah I read that, shit I guess I'm gonna have to wait.

I've been waiting to pull the trigger on the original standard release of Blow out, but Thank you for releasing it on bluray. Now I won't have to but the standard and then buy the bluray later on. But $28 is a hefty price. i'll have to save up for that.

It'll be around $18 from B & N during their Criterion sale in June or July.

Yes, let's all work to limit the distribution of films we've never seen!

Amazon shipped Veronique. Yay.