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domino harvey
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#2801 Post by domino harvey »

Tim Robbins in the closet, any guesses what he'd be there for?
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#2802 Post by barnyard078 »

I've always wanted a Criterion for Michel Gondry's Human Nature, but given its mixed to negative critical reception, I'd say that the odds are slim to none.
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#2803 Post by FrauBlucher »

Or maybe it's something Robbins directed.
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#2804 Post by danieltiger »

Bob Roberts would be incredible.
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#2805 Post by domino harvey »

danieltiger wrote:Bob Roberts would be incredible.
That was my first thought/hope, but it was Artisan and I think those titles are with LionsGate now
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#2806 Post by Ribs »

The blog post says it was just because Short Cuts was coming out.
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#2807 Post by domino harvey »

That's not what it says, though, that's just an explanation as to why they're releasing the vid now (to coincide with the Short Cuts Blu)
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#2808 Post by McNulty »

There have been countless closet video guests that don't correspond with releases though, so my guess is nothing.
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#2809 Post by captveg »

The MGM release of Dead Man Walking could definitely be improved on.
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#2810 Post by domino harvey »

A good possibility. Cradle Will Rock would look great in Blu, but that might be wayyy too niche for Criterion to put out
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#2811 Post by jwd5275 »

Tapeheads?
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#2812 Post by Werewolf by Night »

I was thinking Bull Durham given Criterion's affection for '80s MGM comedies. Could be Dead Man Walking, too (there's no US Blu-ray as far as I can tell). As much as we might want it to be Human Nature or even Jacob's Ladder, you know no middle-brow crowd-pleaser is off the table at this point.
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#2813 Post by pzadvance »

Ready to Wear, here we come! \:D/
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#2814 Post by Buttery Jeb »

If it's not for the Altman's, next best guess is Five Corners from the HandMade Library.
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#2815 Post by domino harvey »

Werewolf by Night wrote:I was thinking Bull Durham given Criterion's affection for '80s MGM comedies. Could be Dead Man Walking, too (there's no US Blu-ray as far as I can tell). As much as we might want it to be Human Nature or even Jacob's Ladder, you know no middle-brow crowd-pleaser is off the table at this point.
There's definitely an American Blu-ray for Dead Man Walking, or at least there was
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#2816 Post by phantomforce »

jwd5275 wrote:Tapeheads?

this would make my year.
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#2817 Post by Lars Von Truffaut »

Would The Hudsucker Proxy be an option? Not sure how loaded the WAC edition is and obviously, CC seem to be in good standing with the Coens.
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#2818 Post by Noiradelic »

No. The WAC edition isn't that old of an release. Between all the films Warner hasn't released on BD and the MGM Cohen Bros. movies that are in play, I don't see Criterion exerting themselves to land it.
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#2819 Post by flyonthewall2983 »

Probably reached the top shelves with no problem.
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#2820 Post by dwk »

@AlbertBrooks What’s the best way to get in touch with you? Could you DM us?
I guess that this is most likely for a top ten list, but you never know.
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#2821 Post by domino harvey »

I'm sure if they were releasing one of his movies they'd talk to his agent, no?
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#2822 Post by Ribs »

I mean, it's definitely a joke to make it public that they're working with him, right? It'd be really unprofessional if not.
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#2823 Post by Self »

If I recall they asked Alec Baldwin on Twitter to create his Top 10 list.
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#2824 Post by dwk »

Yes, but maybe not if it is for something he didn't direct or isn't in. I thinking of when Neil McGlone used twitter to try and get Donovan to sit for an interview for Dont Look Back. Still, like I said, it is most likely for a top ten list.
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#2825 Post by dwk »

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Yesterday in our library with the great Tatsuya Nakadai! Here he is signing THE HUMAN CONDITION (1959)
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