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domino harvey wrote:Mulholland Dr was announced via Movies Unlimited's blog last fall, that's why we keep guessing it. Whatever big previously announced title they also leaked at the same time already came out, showing they were legit, so it's a good guess until it actually materializes

Plus, Kim said at Wexner that more Lynch was coming.

ptatler wrote: That Fucking Eyeball Anime Thing

I could only toggle between The Residents and [nothing] while we were discussing the New Year's drawing, but now that the word "Eyeball" comes out of nowhere, I recall that the original artwork for /Hourglass Sanatorium/ featured a big eyeball -- for no reason except possibly to appeal to the Stanley Mouse sect. … Also Giulio Paradisi's /The Visitor/ I think … Last year's Zebra/DMMS Media BD release of /Hourglass Sanatorium/ is stunningly beautiful, and Criterion might try to appeal to that crevice of the market that doesn't like the digibook and screen menus in Polish only.

Predictions:

Burroughs
Moonrise Kingdom
Fisher King
Vampyr Blu
Trouble in Paradise Blu

If you check the My Dinner with Andre page you can see a new Wallace and Gregory set with MDWA, Vanya on 42nd Street, and A Master Builder

Looks like we're getting a box set.

That Fucking Eyeball Anime Thing

God, I hope not. I really hope Takashi Murakami was just stopping by the office. I haven't seen Jellyfish Eyes, but I didn't dig the trailer... at all.

War Trilogy BD upgrade

I almost guessed this! We can only hope!

Five Easy Pieces stand-alone is up.

And now they're splitting up the BBS box. Great, that's a good use of time and resources Criterion :eyerollforever:

domino harvey wrote:And now they're splitting up the BBS box. Great, that's a good use of time and resources Criterion :eyerollforever:

And the standalone release will also contain a new extra:

Criterion wrote:Documentary from 2009 about BBS featuring critic David Thomson and historian Douglas Brinkley (standalone DVD and Blu-ray editions only)

criterion10 wrote:

domino harvey wrote:And now they're splitting up the BBS box. Great, that's a good use of time and resources Criterion :eyerollforever:

And the standalone release will also contain a new extra:

Criterion wrote:Documentary from 2009 about BBS featuring critic David Thomson and historian Douglas Brinkley (standalone DVD and Blu-ray editions only)

I don't get this one at all. Who was clamoring for an individual release of this? So, so weird.

domino harvey wrote:And now they're splitting up the BBS box. Great, that's a good use of time and resources Criterion :eyerollforever:

Becker: Grover, we'll take a pass on The Lady from Shanghai because we'll need time to split the BBS Box.

So the bridge in the drawing was a literal Bridge

criterion10 wrote:

domino harvey wrote:And now they're splitting up the BBS box. Great, that's a good use of time and resources Criterion :eyerollforever:

And the standalone release will also contain a new extra:

Criterion wrote:Documentary from 2009 about BBS featuring critic David Thomson and historian Douglas Brinkley (standalone DVD and Blu-ray editions only)

That extra is not actually new, it's just on the disc of Head from the box-set.

Self wrote:So the bridge in the drawing was a literal Bridge

No, that clue was for Il Sorpasso

Wait, so there's a standalone release of A Master Builder, and a new Blu-Ray Upgrade for My Dinner with Andre, and a box set with both of those and Vanya?

Can't wait for a July 4th special edition rerelease of Red, White, and Blue.

Yes, it appears so. You save twenty bucks of MSRP by buying both but gain nothing from the box, so if you like me already have Vanya, no need to sell it, just pick up the two new to Blu titles

I'm so glad that I was wrong about Valerie and Her Week of Wonders! 4K all the way!

So much for the Vampyr excitement.

danieltiger wrote:Wait, so there's a standalone release of A Master Builder, and a new Blu-Ray Upgrade for My Dinner with Andre, and a box set with both of those and Vanya?

Looks like it's just a "Collector's Set," like when they've boxed "Wrong Men & Notorious Women," or the Lean/Dickens films.

Interesting slate. I'm happy to see more Jonathan Demme and Terry Gilliam in the collection.

jedgeco wrote:

danieltiger wrote:Wait, so there's a standalone release of A Master Builder, and a new Blu-Ray Upgrade for My Dinner with Andre, and a box set with both of those and Vanya?

Looks like it's just a "Collector's Set," like when they've boxed "Wrong Men & Notorious Women," or the Lean/Dickens films.

Pretty much this. It doesn't have a spine number either, so it's entirely safe to skip the box.
You can probably order the box itself if you email Mulvaney, too.

domino harvey wrote:And now they're splitting up the BBS box. Great, that's a good use of time and resources Criterion :eyerollforever:

And most welcome, since it's a classic that deserves a release of its own, independent of the other titles from that expensive box which I would never have bought.