Quarantined Monthly Guessing Thread

[beamish14]

Silkwood - 4K

Disney-owned, like other former Kino titles I would love, such as Prizzi’s Honor and Hell in the Pacific

[crimlaw]

Los Olvidados 4K
Treasure of the Sierra Madre 4K
Cape Fear set 4K
The Garden of the Finzi Continis 4K
Dog Day Afternoon 4 K
Lost in Translation 4K

[Peter McM]

Rene Laloux set
Lost In Translation
The Devils
The Unbearable Lightness of Being

[Blutarsky]

Los Olvidados blu-ray only with the new WCP logo on the cover
Pan's Labyrinth 4k rerelease
The Devils 4k including the UK and the Director's Cut
Rocco and His Brothers 4k
Biutiful 4k
I Show Andy Warhol 4k
A Woman is A Woman blu-ray only rerelease

[Peacock]

Harold Lloyd Facebook page has confirmed Hot Water, Girl Shy, Grandma’s Boy, Why Worry will all be coming from Criterion in early 2027.

[beamish14]

Payday (1972)

Urgh! A Music War

White Palace

The Tin Drum 4K

Lili Marleen

[FrauBlucher]

Harold Lloyd Facebook page has confirmed Hot Water, Girl Shy, Grandma’s Boy, Why Worry will all be coming from Criterion in early 2027.

I wonder how they would package this group?

[HardNight'sDay]

Harold Lloyd Facebook page has confirmed Hot Water, Girl Shy, Grandma’s Boy, Why Worry will all be coming from Criterion in early 2027.

I wonder how they would package this group?

Eclipse set?

[Mr.DarjeelingLimited]

Fred C. Newmeyer directs Harold Lloyd.

[Lowry_Sam]

Urgh! A Music War

For some reason I thought Warner Archive had upgraded this to blu-ray. I know I saw an HD version streaming somewhere online. I would hope that when it finally gets re-released that they'd put some effort into including all the concert footage not actually included in the film that still exists. I would think that Home Of The Brave: A Film By Laurie Anderson or Madonna:Truth Or Dare would be more likely to come sooner. I wonder how much sway Criterion might have with Madonna to get the excised footage included as an extra for that one though (supposedly there's quite a bit, but Madonna being Madonna probably kept it off previous releases). I don't know if Warner still has rights to any Prince live shows, but I don't think they have Sign O' The Times, supposedly his best.