i have mentioned this elsewhere.
this is in my top 5 most wanted blurays ever!

Noticed a few errors:
8 Million Ways to Die is FOX
Executioner's Song is CBS

Blu-ray releases licensed from other producers/studios - missing titles
Who? (1974)
The Internecine Project (1973)

I'll take a closer later and see if I notice anything else.

They're releasing a bunch of Bob Hope movies. Including Son of Paleface.

April / May releases

Those Daring Young Men in Their Jaunty Jalopies (aka Monte Carlo or Bust!) (Ken Annakin, 1969) - April 25th

Special Features:

NEW Audio Commentary by Film Historian David Del Valle, moderated by Filmmaker Elijah Drenner
Optional English SDH subtitles for the main feature

The Optimists (Anthony Simmons, 1973) - May 9th




The Pied Piper (Jacques Demy, 1972) - May 9th

I'm sensing a theme here

I thought Criterion had The Pied Piper?

Likewise. Maybe they rented it out in exchange for something?

It was released on VHS by Fox, but I thought the rights reverted back to Producers Sales Organization/Mark Damon. It's a miracle that it's coming out on Blu Ray, as rights complications have hindered its availability for years.

The Spiral Staircase (Robert Siodmak, 1946) - Summer 2017

Excellent!

Deluge @ Beaver. A second feature-length film included as an extra. This this a surprise.

Oh Gary, never change.

Hell in the Pacific is the next title in the Disney deal; the alternate ending will be included on the release.

Oh, fuck yeah! Maybe Conrad Hall's best-looking film ever, and that REALLY says something. Fingers crossed for The Birthday Party

Kino also says that Boorman has agreed to a commentary and/or an interview for this release. (Not clear yet if it will be one or the other, or both).

Great film. Underrated

That would be nice. But why doesn't someone do a big fancy edition of Hope and Glory, for fucks sake? Who owns it in the US, do you know? Don't really know why that film isn't more beloved on this forum. I mean yeah, it has basically no content, and Boorman, tho I love him, isn't in the league of filmmakers whose more trifling films are still considered 'works of genius'. But it still has the best script, by far, he's ever filmed, great human observation, great absurdo-natural acting style from everyone, Ian Bannen, and is one of the most wonderful film experiences I've had. Hmmph.

Hope and Glory should be with MGM.

Well then someone should scoop it up and do what I want them to do with it! But I bet no-one will. Even though it's a popular film...isn't it? It's just not obsessive or film-geek-y enough, probably.

Ask Twilight Time about Hope & Glory on Facebook. They're the ones who are most likely to issue it, and they've already put out Zardoz on Blu-Ray.

I will, thanks! And I think Twilight Time putting it out would paradoxically make it more likely for the film to be put out by Criterion or someone, thus fulfilling my ultimate Hope and Glory agenda, if I understand how these things work.

Anatahan is releasing April 25 - way sooner then I'd expected. Details at Blu-ray's website. This, along with the Executioner, was one of a handful of hyper-obscure (or rather hard to find?) titles that the TSPDT list turned me on to a few years back when I first started filling holes in it; it's thoroughly odd to me to see these titles finally be given full and proper releases.

H. C. Potter's The Farmer's Daughter announced.

^Loretta Young (doing her Swedish thing) and Joseph Cotten are so good in this warm, lovely film. I recommend it wholeheartedly, and I'm thrilled it's showing up (on blu, I'm assuming).