Los Olvidados
A Page of Madness
The Tin Star
Celine and Julie Go Boating
Prospero's Books
Miracle in Milan
Napoléon
Demon Pond (1979)
The Spider's Stratagem
Funeral Procession of Roses
The Pawnbroker
Comfort & Joy
Is Paris Burning?
Kings of the Road
Let It Be (If they got A Hard Day's Night, let's see this too)

Cronenberg's Crash. Films by Takashi Miike and Kiyoshi Kurosawa, two great Japanese film makers who don't seem to have any excellent region 1 BDs.

Upgrades for:

Sword of Doom
Le Samourai
Dead Ringers
Blood for Dracula
Flesh for Frankenstein
Samurai Rebellion
Onibaba
Bergman's Faith Trilogy
The Human Condition

I'm still pretty bitter that to date not a single Werner Herzog film has been released by Criterion.

Off the top of my head: Primer. It's out of print and hasn't been on Blu-ray but you can get a HD digital copy from ERPB Films' website. Criterion can have a field day gathering the written materials about the film and...more science fiction!

I'd like BD upgrades of these Criterion DVDs:

Fiend Without A Face
The Naked Prey
Thief Of Bagdad
The Horror/Sci-Fi set: Haunted Strangler, Corridors Of Blood, Atomic Submarine, can't remember fourth one.

Never on Criterion: The 4D Man

Jean de Florette
Manon of the Spring
The Hairdresser's Husband
Monsieur Hire
The Conformist
Blow-Up
The Dekalog
The Far Side of the Moon
Exotica
The Sweet Hereafter
Last Night
Lone Star
The Red Violin
Talk to Her
Songs from the Second Floor
Tom Waits Big Time

Muerte de un Boracrata
Memorias del subdesarollo
Bye bye Brazil

Mulholland Drive
Lost Highway
Time Bandits
12 Monkeys
The Fisher King
Existenz
Dead Ringers
Malena
Manhunter
The Player
Out of Sight
The Limey
Sex, Lies, and Videotape
Pleasantville
Spartacus
Silence of the Lambs
Reservoir Dogs
Pan's Labyrinth
City of Lost Children

Their film noirs:

Pickup on South Street
Thieves Highway
Night and the City
Naked City

And how about... The Old Dark House and The Ninth Configuration

K. Kurosawa box set : Cure/Charisma/Séance/Kairo/Tokyo Sonata

Takashi Miike box set : Visitor Q/Gozu/Audition/Ichi the Killer

Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins

I wouldn't mind seeing Criterion release Lost Highway. Now that Lynch is in the collection, hopefully more of his films will follow.

The Criterion Facebook page posted a link to Watership Down on hulu or something the other day, I wouldn't mind seeing that in the collection.

Fuck yes. I'd say a second Miike box set with all three Dead or Alive films plus some great one-offs like The Bird People In China and Agitator would be most welcome.

Would also like to add, Paul Brickman's "Men Don't Leave". A long forgotten little gem of a movie. With great performances by everyone in the cast. I love Brickman's directing style and it's puzzling that he's only helmed two movies in his entire career. This (made in 1990) and "Risky Business" (1983). Giving it more thought, other films I'd like to put on my Criterion wish list would be:

"Sid and Nancy"
"Ruby in Paradise"
"Prizzi's Honor"
"Depeche Mode 101" (D.A. Pennebaker)
"One from the Heart" (Coppola)
"52 Pick-Up"
"Romper Stomper"
"Testament" (1983)
"Stormy Monday"
"Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore"
"Star 80"
"Drugstore Cowboy"
"Victor Victoria"
"Agnes of God"
"The Trip to Bountiful"
"You Can Count on Me"
"Bugsy"
"Romeo is Bleeding"
"Death Becomes Her"
"The Fourth Man" (Verhoeven)

I think they hinted at Drugstore Cowboy a little bit ago, but I may be mistaken.

Reissue of Cronenberg's CRASH with LD content and commentary.
CHINA 9, LIBERTY 37
Peter Lorre's DER VERLORENE

Since this is in the public domain, I was shocked that Criterion did not include it in the Hellman Western set. I really thought it would be included.

I don't foresee them releasing it now

before sunrise, sunset and midnight.

I don't go crazy over Criterion like some people but since the possibility of them releasing Mulholland Drive has been mentioned I'd love to see it on Blu-ray.

I wouldn't say I'm "crazy" for them either, but it's hard to deny the quality of their discs versus other distribution labels here in the US. I'd like all of my favorites movies to go to them, if not simply for the fact it would be pretty much guaranteed not to be a shit release.

Criterion and Shout/Scream Factory have kept me in to collecting. If all we did was rely on the major studios, more than I could imagine would never see the light of day in HD.

Luis Buñuel box set : Los Olvidados/The Criminal Life of Archibaldo de la Cruz/Nazarín

Nevertheless, they have a good relationship with director Monte Hellman, so I still hold out hope.

Since David Lynch is finally getting some CC love via Eraserhead, I'd love to see The Straight Story and/or The Elephant Man.

I don't know about that one, Disney owns the rights.