Criterion and Fox / MGM / Universal

[swo17]

I believe this is the source

[therewillbeblus]

Doesn't sound like anything new from the Insider's Trump shtick but okay. Also, for some reason I think the artwork hyperbole add-on at the end is hilarious

[FrauBlucher]

April of 2022 The Girl Can't Help It was the last Fox title released if I'm not mistaken. We are a couple of months shy of 2 years. That doesn't bode well for more Fox titles coming to Criterion or anyone else

[captveg]

The Criterion release of Scarface (1932) has me wondering if they would possibly be the one to bring Hell's Angels (1930) to BD (UHD?) via Universal licensing. Maybe pair it with licensing The Aviator (2004) from Warner.

[ryannichols7]

April of 2022 The Girl Can't Help It was the last Fox title released if I'm not mistaken. We are a couple of months shy of 2 years. That doesn't bode well for more Fox titles coming to Criterion or anyone else

we've luckily had All of Us Strangers and The Shape of Water since this post was made, but not a "catalog" Fox title yet. here's to hoping we see some clarity soon