Criterion March titles include Detour (1945) & Wanda (1970)

Criterion Announces March Titles

Nice choice but I see there is not a single new extra in the bunch.

 

"I Wanna Hold Your Hand" has some new extras...

 

nice - probably pick up:

Kid Brother & I Wanna Hold Your Hand

 

Yes there are several new extras I was just looking for bold print

 

The Kid Brother is a must. Seems like it's been a couple of years since they released a Lloyd.

I often wish that Criterion would release more silent titles.

 

Detour should be interesting for me - in Austria, we only have an old DVD of it, unrestored and no extras, so this should be a welcome import.

I do wish Criterion would release "Until the End of the World" by Wim Wenders - the german DVD set is next to impossible to find nowadays, as are the english and french releases. If Criterion would release the content found on the german set (theatrical + director's cut and lots of bonus stuff), I'd definitely jump aboard!

 

Was I the only one bothered that Zemeckis went with "I Wanna" instead of 'I Want To"? The Beatles weren't the Ramones, dagnabbit, they used english good!

But, no. Nothing here on which I'm interested in spending money. Dull month.

 

I'm in for Detour

 

Knowing this forum, you'd probably get a lot more thread views if you put the Beatles-related film in the title.

 

Still waiting for Chaplin's The Circus.

 

A Criterion release of the uncut version has long been expected. TCM has aired a new HD transfer of it a couple of times in the recent past, and a couple of years prior to that it had a limited theatrical release in the US, so it's presumably only a matter of time until Criterion gets around to releasing it.

 

My wife Vickie saw and loved the film Wanda.

 

It was astounding that they got all these songs for the price they did, I can't imagine what it would have cost to use the title of one of them for the movie.

 

i first saw ‘detour’ at the toronto international film festival .... there was a program where famous directors were asked to each choose a film they wished to screen for the public. and so i watched errol morris introduce this classic, and hilarious, noir.

ive been chasing the best versions on home video ever since, so this is great news!! where would we be without criterion??? lol