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HardNight'sDay wrote: Sun Sep 06, 2026 3:27 pm

The Narrator Returns wrote: Sun Sep 06, 2026 3:19 pm If it didn’t seem so with the Mike Mills box set, it definitely seems now that they have access to whatever Lionsgate-owned A24 movies they’re passionate about/have a preexisting relationship with the director of. It’d be real easy for them to 100% the Sofia Coppola filmography now.

I really do hope Beau is Afraid is in the works.

This, After Yang, and Problemista are my biggest wants from this partnership.

I also want to see Good Time in the collection, but I'm not sure if it's going to happen given the behind the scene controversy.

If Criterion is doing more A24, The Florida Project seems like a lock given their good relationship with Baker

Any shot that we see the new FHF restoration of Pakeezah alongside Sholay, the Bimal Roy restorations, and Mother India? It seems like kind of a no brainer release to me.

The Shemaroo/Neomark release is terrible.

My A24 picks for CC are Enemy, The Witch (although unlikely) and First Reformed

Back in the day of phantom pages there was one for Denis Villeneuve

Spring Breakers would probably be on their want-list (although I wish they were working on Julian Donkey-Boy)

Sally Potter’s Ginger and Rosa would be nice. I’m surprised they’ve never handled The Tango Lesson or Yes

My A24 pick would be Good Time.

We definely need more Sofia Coppola.

Waiting to finally retire my monthly Quaruntine Guessing Game request for ‘ Lost in Translation’’.

Definitely*

KLSC had the UHD rights to Lost in Translation but it never came to fruition. Is it possible that Criterion snagged them?

Mr.DarjeelingLimited wrote: Sun Sep 06, 2026 12:55 pm Barry Jenkins states that Moonlight is coming to Criterion 4K on A24 Instagram reel about the 10th anniversary.

This is a pleasant surprise. I had hoped for a Criterion release of this, but when the UHD was released I assumed it would never happen (same for Brokeback Mountain, so maybe there's still hope for more Ang Lee in he collection?). Zone Of Interest & Stop Making Sense were the 2 A24 titles I was most expecting on Criterion & Precious was the title I was most anticipating from Lionsgate. Maybe still possibilities?

therewillbeblus wrote: Sun Sep 06, 2026 9:11 pm KLSC had the UHD rights to Lost in Translation but it never came to fruition. Is it possible that Criterion snagged them?

Fingers crossed that they did. It really is ironic that Kino announces titles years in advance long before they work on the discs but are so impatient when it comes to seeking approval from directors.

I have no proof but I'm like 90% sure Criterion will release Lost in Translation.