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criterion10 wrote:I hoping that there's a chance this clue will be a redux of the Midnight Cowboy/Il Sorpasso conundrum.

Jon Voight and Dustin Hoffman both could have used a nice steak dinner and a warm fire near the end there, Midnight Cowboy confirmed

Desert Hearts

Cactus Jack

Clearly a sign of an upcoming Cristian Mungiu box set.

And here come the bad jokes!

Striptease.

"And come out looking like you, Cactus Butt?" -Shenzi

Disney hands The Lion King over to Criterion.

John Doe wrote:Cactus Jack

Mick Foley/Mankind

Beyond the Mat


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It's clearly "Il Sore Asso."

The Elegant Dandy Fop wrote:And here come the bad jokes!

Twin Pricks

A coffee and a club sandwich? That's all I've got.

The sandwich appears to have a fried egg on it?

Withnail and I?

The Breakfast Club

Damn, guess no spine for First Wives Club quite yet.

So Breakfast Club AND Sixteen Candles? Maybe a Hughes box?

Hopefully not. I'd only want two films from any potential set (unless they include the Deutch films).

That's not Diner food?

Ribs wrote:Damn, guess no spine for First Wives Club quite yet.

Let's not forget that Jonathan Turell's favorite director is Rob Reiner.

...and then take a deep breath and remember they've released three Edward Yang films.

A club sandwich that contains egg is called a breakfast club. Likely released alongside Sixteen Candles.

Malickite wrote:A club sandwich that contains egg is called a breakfast club. Likely released alongside Sixteen Candles.

And the coffee reinforces the "breakfasty" aspect of the illustration.

Is this the time to bring up that I have seen Judd Nelson multiple times in person? I have seen him more than once buying stacks of documentaries from labels like Zeitgeist and Icarus, and at documentary screenings around Los Angeles. The man loves docs, it seems.