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Yeah, I knew about 400 Blows and don't care because I have the Truffaut box, and I don't care about the other three movies you mentioned. THANKS CRITERION THANKS A LOT.

haha....here's the entire list since youre so goddamn lazy


1.) Certainties: (Titles that Criterion have indicated are under way for DVD issue)

THE 49th PARALLEL (Powell & Pressburger) - mentioned at AMMI talk

A CANTERBURY TALE (Powell & Pressburger) - mentioned at AMMI talk

JOUR DE FETE (Tati, 1949)

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2.) Stalled ex-certainties: (Officially announced titles that have run into some kind of technical hitch and are now in limbo)

EISENSTEIN SILENT YEARS boxset - from December 1999 Cineaste interview with Peter Becker: "We're now working on Potemkin, October, Strike, Old and New, also known as The General Line, plus Glumov's Diary, a short that's never been seen here. These are enormous projects, so what we try to do is to ally ourselves with a small group of scholars. On the Eisensteins, we're being helped by David Bordwell, Naum Kleimann, Annette Michelson, Ian Christie, Richard Taylor, and Yuri Tsivian. The idea basically is that if all of these people help us find our way, we won't be too far off."

PANDORA'S BOX (1929, G. W. Pabst) "In the program for a screening with Gillian Anderson's score in 2003 - it said Criterion would be releasing a freshly restored version with the Anderson score in 2004". Confirmed by Lee Kline at HTF chat (Feb 2004) --- UPDATE FEB 2005: currently off the production schedule.

DODES'KA-DEN (1970, Kurosawa)

SANSHIRO SUGATA (1943, Kurosawa)

IVANS CHILDHOOD (1962, Tarkovsky)

COCKTAIL MOLOTOV (1980, Kurys)

COUSIN, COUSINE (1975, Tacchella)

SHANGHAI EXPRESS (1932, von Sternberg) - indefinitely postponed. As of Feb 2003 it's looking bleak - Mulvaney says its not on the schedule.

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3.) Distinct Possibilities: (Titles that haven't been officially confirmed yet but have either been mentioned by Criterion or linked to Criterion by other events/companies)

N.B. Titles will NOT be added to this list simply if they are screened with acknowledgement given to Janus Films or are merely known to be part of the Janus Films catalog. To be added to this list, titles must be confirmed as showing in new prints (or on TV in new transfers) or otherwise be indicated as likely forthcoming releases.

FLOWING (1956, Naruse) - mentioned as available on DVD from Criterion in Donald Richie's updated "A Hundred Years of Japanese Film" book

HUMANITY AND PAPER BALLOONS (1937, Yamanaka) - mentioned as available on DVD from Criterion in Donald Richie's updated "A Hundred Years of Japanese Film" book

THE FALLEN IDOL (1948, Reed) - scheduled at Film Forum for February 2006, new print from Rialto Pictures.

THE SPIRIT OF THE BEEHIVE (1973, Erice) - scheduled at Film Forum for January 2006, new print courtesy of Janus Films.

LA NOTTE (1961, Antonioni) - mentioned by Kim Hendrickson on "The Speakeasy with Dorian" as forthcoming

SYMBIOPSYCHOTAXIPLASM: TAKE ONE/SYMBIOPSYCHOTAXIPLASM: TAKE 2 1/2 (1968/2005, William Greaves) Listed at American Cinematheque's site with Janus/Criterion credits, confirmed at williamgreaves.com

THREE OUTLAW SAMURAI (1964, Hideo Gosha) - listed at American Cinematheque's site with Janus credits w/brand new 35mm print

SAMUEL FULLER EARLY FILMS (I Shot Jesse James, 1949; The Baron of Arizona, 1950; The Steel Helmet, 1951) - licensed from Kit Parker Films

PHANTOM INDIA (1968-9, Malle) - played at Lincoln Center, courtesy Janus Films/Criterion, "Long out of circulation, Phantom India will soon once again be available to new generations of scholars, critics and audiences, thanks to Criterion."

SANS SOLEIL (1983, Marker) - New Yorker confirmed it will be released by Criterion

LA JETEE (1962, Marker) - via Argos Films/New Yorker

LES AMANTS (1958, Malle) - told to member by source that Criterion has aquired it along with Elevator to the Gallows via New Yorker.

THE MAGICIAN (1958, Bergman) - via Janus Films, new prints showing at various screenings

WESTFRONT 1918 (1930, G.W. Pabst) - shown in a new transfer on TCM preceded by Janus Films logo

THE EXTERMINATING ANGEL (1962, Bu

Er, yeah, I didn't ask you to post all of that.

Thanks though.

That's why I'm hopeful about Burma and the various other Kon Ichikawa movies: a lot of them are owned by Janus. I bet Symbiopsychotaxiplasm comes out sometime, it was recently re-released in theatres by Janus I think. It played here in Cleveland recently.

Army of shadows and new melvilles in general

new Fullers

'big risk' appears to be just a rumor :punch midget:

thanks andvil

The Steel Helmet=serious GOAT war movie contender

now all they need are some of fuller's other war gems, Attack! Fixed Bayonets, etc.

im pumped as hell

June

the screenshots are dumb, but overall dope cover

Truth. wrote:June

again? this shit has more editions out that pulp fiction

About time they formally announce it.

It's too bad these cost a million dollars each. Otherwise I'd be more inclined to buy them more regularly.

Captin Planit wrote:It's too bad these cost a million dollars each. Otherwise I'd be more inclined to buy them more regularly.

netflix+dvd burner = full criterion collection by 2007. it's nice to have goals in life

drizzle wrote:

Captin Planit wrote:It's too bad these cost a million dollars each. Otherwise I'd be more inclined to buy them more regularly.

netflix+dvd burner = full criterion collection by 2007. it's nice to have goals in life

Oo, brilliant.

Now all I need is a DVD burner.

And a Netflix account.

And a job.

*sigh* Back to square one.

Another new one:



Also Andvil, that Equinox cover is legit, it's on their site now.

And Viridiana's cover art has changed. You can see it on page two of this thread. It used to be purple, but alas that cover has disappeared.

hey pal, guess who already posted that A Nos Amours cover

Fucking crap, I'm redundant as fuck today.

Spine #339

YiYi



With the runaway international acclaim of this film, Taiwanese director Edward Yang could no longer be called Asian cinema

I'm gonna use this thread to brag about how while criterion is scratching their ass on Melville's first gangster film Le Doulos, it has already been drizzled from another trusty source



http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0054821/

HOLY FUCKING SHIT MY EYES JUST BUGGED THE FUCK OUT OF MY HEAD I CANT BELIEVE THEY ARE RELEASING THE BEST MOVIE OF THE DECADE

Some may remember that back when we tried that 'Recommend a movie to the masses' thread, Yi Yi was my first and only pick. Fuck fuck fuck so excite.d

Also...

haha as soon as I saw that Yi Yi cover I was like "OHHH SHIT, STAAHMY'S GONNA FLIP OUT"

amazing movie, definitely glad to see it getting the Criterion treatment



oh and whats up with spine number 10026 on Laurence Olivier's Shakespeare boxset? And why are they even making a box of old criterion movies?

Heh, I am predictable. But I'm still really excited about this.

when does that yi yi come out?

June at the earliest I'd say. Maybe July.

Never been impressed by Barbet Schroeder.

drizzle wrote:and new melvilles in general

which new Melville is coming out?

I cant get over Le Circle and Samurai he did...
fuckin love that guy. Un Flic...? Is this a quality Melville?

If you like Le Cercle Rouge, you'll probably like Un Flic

slow paced, big near-silent heist set-piece in the middle, Alain Delon, etc.

darkwingduck wrote:

drizzle wrote:and new melvilles in general

which new Melville is coming out?

I cant get over Le Circle and Samurai he did...
fuckin love that guy. Un Flic...? Is this a quality Melville?

yeah it's good, but not quite as good as the other two

you should check out Bob Le Flambeur too

the new melville they are supposedly putting out is the yellow poster that i put up a few posts above this, i haven't watched it yet

New upcoming Criterion releases w/new logo and its cover art placement



Eric Rohmer's "Six Moral Tales"



Noah Baumbach's "Kicking and Screaming"



Pietro Germi's "Seduced and Abandoned"


new logo is mad "eh"

Yeah, not sure why they bothered.

Original logo was one of the best out.

Mellville = GOLD!!! Un Flic was stoopid FRESH! Just like all the rest...But, yes, Samurai and Circle are a bit better...My next Criterion is BOB LE whatever his name is.....and yeah...I know.