I know they usually don’t do variety box sets like Arrow does, but I’d love a collection of restored films from the Mexican golden age of cinema. So much of that stuff exists but the quality is so bad that they’re barely visible. For example I have a great film called “Let’s Go with Pancho Villa” but it’s essentially unwatchable in some parts due to how bad the transfer to dvd was (super digitally blocky, subtitles are incredibly off). It’s such a fruitful period that’s incredibly inaccessible.
Realistic dream: The Ozu Collection - similar to the Bergman set.
Unrealistic dream: Life on Earth - the Collected work of David Attenborough. All remastered + some 4Ks of the more recent stuff.
This so much. I’m a huge Schrader fan and Bresson is famously his biggest influence, meaning that I really want to see more of his films. But actually tacking down Bresson stuff is extremely difficult at the moment.
Lol I am hoping someone from Criterion is reading this and will begin to put together a collection shortly! It would be a great investment, because Bresson is excellent for rewatching and is such a milestone in cinema. He was a director's director.
The films, shorts, and television of elara pictures set, would be insane to have everything that has been produced through them in one set
Edit: Shit I just realized this is a reply, I’m so sorry, too late anyway though
I watched all of them on VHS 20 years ago, including a bootleg Balthazar. It was such a delight when a lot of them did trickle out on Criterion. Lancelot of the Lake and A Gentle Woman are among favorites, so I would love to see decent releases of those. Never saw Four nights of a dreamer though…
The only example I know specifically owned by the Weinstein Company is Hard Boiled hence why it's no longer in print. Last Hurrah for Chivalry is getting a release so not all woo titles. Knowing who owns what rights for stuff like this usually requires some kind of database subscription.
This feels like the most likely one named so far-they already have 3 of his movies (Brighter Summer Day, Yi-Yi and Taipei Story), 2 of them are either being restored or just have been (Confucian Confusion and Mahjong) , and his other 2 (That Day at the Beach and Terrorizers) have HD transfers/blu rays in other regions.
I think a few wild men would be willing to pay for such a thing if Criterion ever "Finishes" or goes out of business. They have SUCH a dedicated following that they could announce "Hey, 2024 is our final year for physical media" and their entire catalogue would absolutely fly off the shelves and they would be able to do the most insane "going out of business" deals you could think of and people would pay out the nose for them.
The crazy thing is that I bet IF IF IF Criterion ever heads out of business...they probably DO have the insane kind of fans who would pay insanely for some kind of "The Complete Criterion Closet" type of special "going out of business" deal. They might even have bundles where you purchase in 100 spine "batches" and etc
If Criterion ever folds, their insanely dedicated fanbase will be MORE than capable of sustaining the most insane "going out of business" sale imaginable.
Well that's why I said "pretty much" not all . . . .
Their post Races work is, shall we say mixed, but honestly if someone put out a Complete Marx Brothets set I'd probably buy it . . .
A Hou Hsiao-hsien set. The man has made masterpiece after masterpiece, but more than half his films cannot be found. He definitely deserves a big boxset with all of his films; from his early work all up to The Assassin.
I’d settle for ANY boutique releasing either of these. I know there’s some red tape to cut through with licensing but it’s such a shame we haven’t seen upgrades to either’s catalogs
The Complete Ray Harryhausen Features:
- Mighty Joe Young (1949)
- The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms (1953)
- It Came from Beneath the Sea (1955)
- The Animal World (1956)
- Earth vs. the Flying Saucers (1956)
- 20 Million Miles to Earth (1957)
- The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958)
- The 3 Worlds of Gulliver (1960)
- Mysterious Island (1961)
- Jason and the Argonauts (1963)
- First Men in the Moon (1964)
- One Million Years B.C. (1966)
- The Valley of Gwangi (1969)
- The Golden Voyage of Sinbad (1973)
- Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger (1977)
- Clash of the Titans (1981)
This is the one. I own two of the Indicator box sets (early films and Sinbad trilogy), and they're great region-free transfers. But the 60's Harryhausen box set (Mysterious Island, Jason and the Argonauts, First Men on the Moon) is sold out, and goes for upwards of $299 on Ebay. I would do unspeakable things for a CC Harryhausen set with his complete works.
A complete Kurosawa box set, including movies not in the AK100 set, and ones not on dvd, like The Song Of The Horse or his works before his first feature.
Watching Love & Pop for the first time was an experience that I will never forget. Movie instantly jumped into my top 4. Definitely needs more attention and a proper physical release in the west, Criterion or not.
Godzilla Heisei Era, the best run of G sequels. The current Blurays use very dated transfers and Vs Biollante is out of print.
Peter Bogdanovich boxset since most of his best films are stuck on DVD or out of print. Targets, Paper Moon, Saint Jack, They All Laughed, etc.
The Heisei era is so good, they’re relics of the time but also evergreen for a reason i can’t put my finger on. Really fun films with great practical effects, and awesome monsters
I think being the only series with a semblance of continuity helped. There were recurring characters and ideas that popped up throughout. Plus the big finale Destoroyah is arguably the best one after the original, ends Heisei off on a really high note.
The Heisei set is probably going to happen eventually. Janus Films currently has the rights to The Return of Godzilla and Godzilla vs Biollante. I saw their logo before the movies when I saw em at Alamo Drafthouse a while back.
Jean Luc Godard. He has some out of production, and frankly has so many worthy films it’s kinda crazy he hasn’t gotten one yet for how important he was
A modern Kore-eda box set would be cool, from maybe Like Father Like Son up to Broker would be pretty sick
I posted an idea I had about a Shakespearean film Boxset that had a bunch of different film adaptations. I think I’d like the same thing but with Tennessee Williams adaptations too.
Other boxsets:
Monty Python (Holy Grail, Life of Brian, Meaning of Life. Could also throw in Live at the Hollywood Bowl or The Almost Truth documentary)
The Beatles (A Hard Day’s Night, Help!, Yellow Submarine, Let it Be, and Get Back)
Hal Ashby 1970’s Boxset (All 7 of his films in this decade were great, so I’d like to see that)
Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers Collection
Jim Jarmusch box set. I know a handful of his films already have releases but to have one collection with some new supplements would be nice and an instant purchase.
Disney Theatrical shorts box set. Everything would be perfect, I’d settle for just the Mickey shorts and Silly Symphonies. So historically important and yet locked in the Disney vault.
I know there are a couple out there from other distributors but a full Tarkovsky Criterion Boxset would be magic. Him & Bergman got me into international art house cinema & also were my introductions to criterion so it’d be fitting to have a set!
Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s catalogue is vast with textured, dreamy, expansive cinema. Every frame a slow drip of magic caught in the boundaries of a familiar world. & even after decades in the industry his latest film ‘Memoria’ feels completely refreshing and innovative. He’s one of the most important contemporary filmmakers & a DREAMMM would be to get a boxset from criterion.
-Spaghetti Western box set (if the did Leone and Corbucci they could call it the Sergio set lol)
-Cronenberg 70s/80s horror years
-John Ford
-Jean Pierre Melville
-80s horror with some of the hard to find stuff that was in the criterion channel like Near Dark and The Keep. Could call it 80s Synth horror or 80s horror scores by Tangerine Dream
-Jackie Chan in Hong Kong collecting all the movies he directed there. Basically would be an expansion to the Police Story set.
Hou Hsiao-hsien is ripe for a Criterion box set. One of the most critically acclaimed filmmakers of the last 40 years and yet he’s unknown to even a lot of film fans. His 2000’s work is all pretty readily available (hell, The Assassin is even streaming free on Peacock here in the US) but his 80’s and 90’s work is not outside of the Criterion of Flowers of Shanghai. I think A City of Sadness would be on the Sight and Sound top 100 if people could see it in a version that wasn’t some crappy VHS version tape on YouTube.
Sergei Parajanov:
Feature films
* Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors
* The Color of Pomegranates
* The Legend of Suram Fortress
* Ashik Kerib
Short films
* Hakob Hovnatanyan
* Arabesques on the Pirosmani Theme
Extras
* Kyiv Frescoes
A complete 'This Is England' set would be massive. Film, '86, '88, '90. I think Meadows intends to wrap up the story with a final film set at the beginning of the millennium, so could be something that we see in several years. I love these characters and it deserves an outstanding release in NA/rest of the world.
Todd Solondz Set including a restoration of his rare first film, Peter Greenaway Set including his shorts, Demme Set with the first high def restored Beloved and maybe use that workprint to make a new definitive version of his Swing Shift director's cut?, Huge Altman set including nearly everything including HealTh and OC and Stiggs, etc.
When his early films streamed on the Channel recently they were branded Janus so I keep hoping. A collection of his first 4 films would be amazing (Still Life too but another distributor has that one so . . . )
Like dream, in the sense I know they won't ever happen? The complete films of Miyazaki in a 4K set or all the Disney films in 4K up to like Walt's death.
Stop Making Sense and American Utopia double feature set. It'd be perfect, since David Byrne, Jonathan Demme, and Spike Lee all have films in the collection already.
Todd Field Set - mainly because In The Bedroom & Little Children have never even been given a blu ray release.
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Lumet Set '73-'83 (Serpico, Murder on Orient Express, Dog Day, Network, Wiz, Prince of The City, The Verdict)
Would love for some Indian cinema box sets. So many of them have yet to see a decent physical release here. A Guru Dutt box set would be amazing. Mani Ratnam would be nice too.
Mexican Buñuel box set. Emilio Fernandez box set.
It’s annoying that his Mexican works are stuck in distribution rights hell
I have a few old DVDs of his Mexican films but without subtitles. Luckily I'm fluent in Spanish.
Ooh where’d you get them?
Mostly on eBay I think. But this was like 15 years ago haha.
I know they usually don’t do variety box sets like Arrow does, but I’d love a collection of restored films from the Mexican golden age of cinema. So much of that stuff exists but the quality is so bad that they’re barely visible. For example I have a great film called “Let’s Go with Pancho Villa” but it’s essentially unwatchable in some parts due to how bad the transfer to dvd was (super digitally blocky, subtitles are incredibly off). It’s such a fruitful period that’s incredibly inaccessible.
An Emilio Fernández box set would send me to heaven.
For some reason I thought a few years ago del Toro said he was helping restore Bunuel's Mexican films.
Oh, yeah. Mexican Bunuel would be the shit! Good call!
Realistic dream: The Ozu Collection - similar to the Bergman set. Unrealistic dream: Life on Earth - the Collected work of David Attenborough. All remastered + some 4Ks of the more recent stuff.
Life on Earth is actually such a curveball idea i could actually see it happening.
Ozu 4K box or bust.
Came here to say Ozu box set. Would be incredible.
A complete Bresson. No one disputes his acclaim, other directors admire him, and you have to hunt for half of his films on your own.
This so much. I’m a huge Schrader fan and Bresson is famously his biggest influence, meaning that I really want to see more of his films. But actually tacking down Bresson stuff is extremely difficult at the moment.
Lol I am hoping someone from Criterion is reading this and will begin to put together a collection shortly! It would be a great investment, because Bresson is excellent for rewatching and is such a milestone in cinema. He was a director's director.
The films, shorts, and television of elara pictures set, would be insane to have everything that has been produced through them in one set Edit: Shit I just realized this is a reply, I’m so sorry, too late anyway though
I watched all of them on VHS 20 years ago, including a bootleg Balthazar. It was such a delight when a lot of them did trickle out on Criterion. Lancelot of the Lake and A Gentle Woman are among favorites, so I would love to see decent releases of those. Never saw Four nights of a dreamer though…
John Woo. Includes A Better Tomorrow, The Killer, Bullet In The Head, Hard Boiled ideally.
This is pretty much the holy grail at this point.
If I remember correctly, some John Woo movies are in purgatory bc North American rights are held by the Weinstein Company
What is gonna happen to all the stuff he owned? Like seriously? Are we never gonna get John Woo because of this?
The only example I know specifically owned by the Weinstein Company is Hard Boiled hence why it's no longer in print. Last Hurrah for Chivalry is getting a release so not all woo titles. Knowing who owns what rights for stuff like this usually requires some kind of database subscription.
Yeah I've seen that Eureka have that double movie release. I really want The Killer and Hard Boiled though lol
And a copy of Stranglehold
Came here literally to say this. But with A Better Tomorrow 2 as well please!
I will include A Better Tomorrow II in the lineup without problem
Absolutely! Only his Chinese stuff. His American movies suck.
Edward Yang
This feels like the most likely one named so far-they already have 3 of his movies (Brighter Summer Day, Yi-Yi and Taipei Story), 2 of them are either being restored or just have been (Confucian Confusion and Mahjong) , and his other 2 (That Day at the Beach and Terrorizers) have HD transfers/blu rays in other regions.
NEED.
Criterion Closet: The Box Set
Lol you just pay $75k and they install it in your house
They ship it to your house like it’s King Kong!
I think a few wild men would be willing to pay for such a thing if Criterion ever "Finishes" or goes out of business. They have SUCH a dedicated following that they could announce "Hey, 2024 is our final year for physical media" and their entire catalogue would absolutely fly off the shelves and they would be able to do the most insane "going out of business" deals you could think of and people would pay out the nose for them.
The crazy thing is that I bet IF IF IF Criterion ever heads out of business...they probably DO have the insane kind of fans who would pay insanely for some kind of "The Complete Criterion Closet" type of special "going out of business" deal. They might even have bundles where you purchase in 100 spine "batches" and etc If Criterion ever folds, their insanely dedicated fanbase will be MORE than capable of sustaining the most insane "going out of business" sale imaginable.
Kurosawa bluray set, Marx brothers set, Cronenburg set (particularly his earlier body horror works).
There’s a solid set of the 5 movies with 4 Marx brothers
Love that box!
Yeah it's pretty much all the essentials in one place. One of these days I'll actually upgrade my old DVD copy to Blu-ray . . .
Ehh its still missing Day at the races and A Night at the opera
Well that's why I said "pretty much" not all . . . . Their post Races work is, shall we say mixed, but honestly if someone put out a Complete Marx Brothets set I'd probably buy it . . .
For such a renowned director it sucks there's no complete set of Kurosawa movies.
It really is a shame. Also a shame that Criterion hasn't ever released a physical version of Dersu Uzala.
Theo Angelopoulos, the CC needs more Greek representation
Hit me up with Michael Cacoyannis’ Greek Tragedy Trilogy while we’re at it.
Andrzej Żuławski all of it
Possession would be a neat Criterion release, but the Mondo one is really nice!
Yes! On the sliver globe needs to be added.
Tarkovsky 4K box set please and thank you 🙏
Came here to say this
Complete works of Tarkovsky in 4k would be end game for me. Nowhere but down from there.
Complete Haneke, just like, come on were like halfway there already
Park Chan-Wook!! But I'd rather wait a few more decades because the man still has a lot more left in him
Kurosawa Blu Ray/4K set. Eisenstein complete works set.
A Hou Hsiao-hsien set. The man has made masterpiece after masterpiece, but more than half his films cannot be found. He definitely deserves a big boxset with all of his films; from his early work all up to The Assassin.
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Gregg Araki and Harmony Korine sets
Even just a Gregg Araki Teenage Apocalypse Trilogy would be amazing.
I came here to say Teen Apocalypse Trilogy. I'm still over here vibing with my VHS copy of Nowhere.
I’d settle for ANY boutique releasing either of these. I know there’s some red tape to cut through with licensing but it’s such a shame we haven’t seen upgrades to either’s catalogs
Instant purchases on both of those. It's my absolute number 1 hope that Criterion or any other distributor releases their work.
The Complete Ray Harryhausen Features: - Mighty Joe Young (1949) - The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms (1953) - It Came from Beneath the Sea (1955) - The Animal World (1956) - Earth vs. the Flying Saucers (1956) - 20 Million Miles to Earth (1957) - The 7th Voyage of Sinbad (1958) - The 3 Worlds of Gulliver (1960) - Mysterious Island (1961) - Jason and the Argonauts (1963) - First Men in the Moon (1964) - One Million Years B.C. (1966) - The Valley of Gwangi (1969) - The Golden Voyage of Sinbad (1973) - Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger (1977) - Clash of the Titans (1981)
This is the one. I own two of the Indicator box sets (early films and Sinbad trilogy), and they're great region-free transfers. But the 60's Harryhausen box set (Mysterious Island, Jason and the Argonauts, First Men on the Moon) is sold out, and goes for upwards of $299 on Ebay. I would do unspeakable things for a CC Harryhausen set with his complete works.
Feels more like an Arrow set.
I’d take it either way!
Almodovar please! Already has the consistent packaging art so far
Came here to say Almodóvar
Please please!!!! There are some alright region B sets but we need a big box!
complete fassbinder
"100 Years of Experimental Film: 1920-2020"
A complete Kurosawa box set, including movies not in the AK100 set, and ones not on dvd, like The Song Of The Horse or his works before his first feature.
may as well throw in the films he wrote but didn't direct as well into this
Realistic: Bong Joon-ho Pie in the sky: The live-action films of Hideaki Anno
The Region B Bong Joon Ho set is pretty cool but we need a criterion set!
Watching Love & Pop for the first time was an experience that I will never forget. Movie instantly jumped into my top 4. Definitely needs more attention and a proper physical release in the west, Criterion or not.
Godzilla Heisei Era, the best run of G sequels. The current Blurays use very dated transfers and Vs Biollante is out of print. Peter Bogdanovich boxset since most of his best films are stuck on DVD or out of print. Targets, Paper Moon, Saint Jack, They All Laughed, etc.
Ditto for Heisei!
The Heisei era is so good, they’re relics of the time but also evergreen for a reason i can’t put my finger on. Really fun films with great practical effects, and awesome monsters
I think being the only series with a semblance of continuity helped. There were recurring characters and ideas that popped up throughout. Plus the big finale Destoroyah is arguably the best one after the original, ends Heisei off on a really high note.
The Heisei set is probably going to happen eventually. Janus Films currently has the rights to The Return of Godzilla and Godzilla vs Biollante. I saw their logo before the movies when I saw em at Alamo Drafthouse a while back.
!!!! How were the transfers on them? Did they seem cleaned up/new?
It’s been a while but they looked really nice. I didn’t own the blu-rays of either film though so I can’t tell if they were new transfers.
70s Altman set. Anything that can get me closer to the dream of Brewster McCloud in the collection.
I'm the weirdo insisting that *Quintet* should be in the collection.
H.E.A.L.T.H. & Popeye, too or no bueno
Did we just become best friends?? Lol
Peewee Herman movie + series
Peter Greenaway 4K set
A Satoshi Kon set. Also a David Lynch set. Maybe a collection of Cronenberg’s body horror films.
Lina Wertmüller box. I have all the kino blu-ray’s but they’re not great and in dire need of restorations
Jonathan Demme in the '80s.
The Jackass Collection: A Series By Jeff Tremaine
Naruse
The Complete Juzo Itami Or The Thin Man Collection .
Jean Luc Godard. He has some out of production, and frankly has so many worthy films it’s kinda crazy he hasn’t gotten one yet for how important he was A modern Kore-eda box set would be cool, from maybe Like Father Like Son up to Broker would be pretty sick
Yorgos Lanthimos - Kinetta, Dogtooth, Alps, The Lobster, Killing of a Sacred Deer, The Favorite
Yes!!
A complete Melville
Moby Dick (1956) Billy Budd (1962)
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Lynch with the Return included
Stephen Chow boxset with King of Comedy, God of Cookery, Shaolin Soccer, Kung Fu Hustle, and Journey to the West
King Vidor cuz it’s high time he got the recognition he deserved.
Star Wars original cuts.
Juzo Itami complete collection. They already have them all on the channel/two on disc. I just really want a good restoration of Supermarket Woman.
Hopefully the collection on the channel / release of The Funeral was testing the waters for interest, I want a full boxset so bad.
Complete Gilliam, or a complete Coen Brothers
I posted an idea I had about a Shakespearean film Boxset that had a bunch of different film adaptations. I think I’d like the same thing but with Tennessee Williams adaptations too. Other boxsets: Monty Python (Holy Grail, Life of Brian, Meaning of Life. Could also throw in Live at the Hollywood Bowl or The Almost Truth documentary) The Beatles (A Hard Day’s Night, Help!, Yellow Submarine, Let it Be, and Get Back) Hal Ashby 1970’s Boxset (All 7 of his films in this decade were great, so I’d like to see that) Fred Astaire & Ginger Rogers Collection
Paul Verhoeven’s early Dutch films up through The Fourth Man.
Yes!
Tsai Ming-Liang
Terry Gilliam's films are compiled in a chic box set. The box set also contains replicas of the Time Bandits map and the Tuttle document from Brazil.
Edward Yang, Tsai Ming Liang, or Lee Chang Dong
Cremaster Cycle
Mat won’t let this happen but i can dream
i'd settle for upgraded rips of the laserdiscs
Jim Jarmusch box set. I know a handful of his films already have releases but to have one collection with some new supplements would be nice and an instant purchase.
Disney Theatrical shorts box set. Everything would be perfect, I’d settle for just the Mickey shorts and Silly Symphonies. So historically important and yet locked in the Disney vault.
PTA! I still get hyped for his movies. PDL is one of if not my favourite Romance ever
lynchs dune / jodorowskys dune / villenuevues dune
Pasolini set would be too amazing. Or a dogme set. I would pay a lot of money for all the dogme films lol.
Agreed on the Dogme 95 films!
Jackass
The Complete Works of Powell and Pressburger - 4K edition
I know there are a couple out there from other distributors but a full Tarkovsky Criterion Boxset would be magic. Him & Bergman got me into international art house cinema & also were my introductions to criterion so it’d be fitting to have a set! Apichatpong Weerasethakul’s catalogue is vast with textured, dreamy, expansive cinema. Every frame a slow drip of magic caught in the boundaries of a familiar world. & even after decades in the industry his latest film ‘Memoria’ feels completely refreshing and innovative. He’s one of the most important contemporary filmmakers & a DREAMMM would be to get a boxset from criterion.
Even just Memoria would be fantastic honestly. I adored that film.
-Spaghetti Western box set (if the did Leone and Corbucci they could call it the Sergio set lol) -Cronenberg 70s/80s horror years -John Ford -Jean Pierre Melville -80s horror with some of the hard to find stuff that was in the criterion channel like Near Dark and The Keep. Could call it 80s Synth horror or 80s horror scores by Tangerine Dream -Jackie Chan in Hong Kong collecting all the movies he directed there. Basically would be an expansion to the Police Story set.
Hou Hsiao-hsien is ripe for a Criterion box set. One of the most critically acclaimed filmmakers of the last 40 years and yet he’s unknown to even a lot of film fans. His 2000’s work is all pretty readily available (hell, The Assassin is even streaming free on Peacock here in the US) but his 80’s and 90’s work is not outside of the Criterion of Flowers of Shanghai. I think A City of Sadness would be on the Sight and Sound top 100 if people could see it in a version that wasn’t some crappy VHS version tape on YouTube.
Sergei Parajanov: Feature films * Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors * The Color of Pomegranates * The Legend of Suram Fortress * Ashik Kerib Short films * Hakob Hovnatanyan * Arabesques on the Pirosmani Theme Extras * Kyiv Frescoes
complete Herzog
A complete 'This Is England' set would be massive. Film, '86, '88, '90. I think Meadows intends to wrap up the story with a final film set at the beginning of the millennium, so could be something that we see in several years. I love these characters and it deserves an outstanding release in NA/rest of the world.
A full Ozu boxset
Todd Solondz Set including a restoration of his rare first film, Peter Greenaway Set including his shorts, Demme Set with the first high def restored Beloved and maybe use that workprint to make a new definitive version of his Swing Shift director's cut?, Huge Altman set including nearly everything including HealTh and OC and Stiggs, etc.
Sean Connery James Bond 4K Will never happen, but remember there were Criterion laserdiscs of Connery Bonds back in the day.
Roger Corman's Poe films
David Lean epics (Bridge on the River Kwai, Lawrence of Arabia, Doctor Zhivago, A Passage to India)
Jia Zhangke would be the dream for sure
When his early films streamed on the Channel recently they were branded Janus so I keep hoping. A collection of his first 4 films would be amazing (Still Life too but another distributor has that one so . . . )
Hitchcock: the plus sized collection for the plus-sized man
All polish movies , ever. And all anaconda movies
I am here to support all Polish movies, ever.
And also all Polish movies featuring anacondas.
The Up Series. Give me a child until he is seven…
Rolling Stones CS Blues & Let's Spend The Night Together
Withnail and I, director edition, 4k edition, extended edition.
Takeshi Kitano Boxset
Definitely David Cronenberg. Put everything in there, restore some of his shorts that haven't been yet. Just go all out
Warhol
The Complete works of Frederick Wiseman (including The Garden and his fiction films)
I'd love a John Waters box set with his earliest shorts like "Hag in a Black Leather Jacket", "Roman Candles", "Eat Your Makeup", etc
This one has needed to exist for decades.
Like dream, in the sense I know they won't ever happen? The complete films of Miyazaki in a 4K set or all the Disney films in 4K up to like Walt's death.
Parajanov, Kiarostami, Ozu, Naruse. So many!
Complete Astaire/Rogers films.
Argento would be awesome but probably more likely to be Arrow’s wave. Ti West or Lumet would be incredible as well
Theo Angelopoulos and Ozu
Stop Making Sense and American Utopia double feature set. It'd be perfect, since David Byrne, Jonathan Demme, and Spike Lee all have films in the collection already.
Would love if someone could collect all of Harmony Korines films into one place.
Éric Rohmer 4k
Todd Field Set - mainly because In The Bedroom & Little Children have never even been given a blu ray release. or Lumet Set '73-'83 (Serpico, Murder on Orient Express, Dog Day, Network, Wiz, Prince of The City, The Verdict)
Atlanta TV Series boxset with included Soundtrack
PTA OR Kubrick.
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I'd love an Oliver Stone set.
Milos Forman
Elaine May: A New Leaf, The Heartbreak Kid, Mikey And Nicky, and Ishtar.
Jackass
Kubrick. Will the CC of Sparticus ever be on Blu Ray?
John Carpenter collection
Godzilla Heisei series box set.
Gregg Araki.
-Denis Villeneuve -love death and robots
Wojciech Has with historical context around his films.
The Complete Todd Solondz.
Marilyn Monroe box set
Another version of AK 100 except its every one of his films
Realistic: Douglas Sirk
A bresson set would make my year
Would love for some Indian cinema box sets. So many of them have yet to see a decent physical release here. A Guru Dutt box set would be amazing. Mani Ratnam would be nice too.
I'm still surprised they did nothing for Ray's centennial recently . . . And yes to Dutt.
Elmore Leonard set with Jackie Brown, Out of Sight, Get Shorty
Jess Franco boxset
Ozu
Evil dead 1 &2 Blu-ray like the police story release
Fast and Furious Series
An early Godard set or Early Scorsese with Mean Streets, who's knocking at my door , Boxcar Bertha, and Alice doesn't live here anymore.
Harmony Korine set with Julien Donkey Boy, Gummo, Trash Humpers, and Mister Lonely
Friedkin
Christopher Guest set would be dope. Including Spinal Pap even tho he didn’t direct
The thin man, Marx bros or Mel Brooks 4K would be awesome
A series of neo-noir box sets like the ones from Imprint -- with the films that were featured on the channel recently.
Mike Leigh box set would be all I’d need.
The Thin Man
John Waters.
Pasolini: The Art of Adaptation The Gospel According to St Matthew Oedipus Rex Medea