Is it likely that Twilight Time will release Take the Money and Run or will that be the first Woody Criterion?

That's an ABC Pictures title, so it's either with Kino or Criterion.

Fox has truly given up if they relinquished a R&H musical

Kinda figured that Criterion had The Crimson Kimono (and Underworld USA.) Hopefully the good folks at Indicator have it/them, so I can avoid having to buy them from TT.

The Man in the Moon (Robert Mulligan, 1991)

Release Date: May 16th, 2017.
Pre-order date: Wednesday, May 3rd at 4 pm EST.

Special Features:

Isolated Music Track
Original Theatrical Trailer

Booklet artwork:

Who'll Stop the Rain (Karel Reisz, 1978)

Release Date: May 16th, 2017.
Pre-order date: Wednesday, May 3rd at 4 pm EST.

Special Features:

Isolated Music Track
Supervising Editor John Bloom Talks About Who'll Stop the Rain
Original Theatrical Trailer

Booklet artwork:

Inferno 3D (Roy Ward Baker, 1953)

Release Date: May 16th, 2017.
Pre-order date: Wednesday, May 3rd at 4 pm EST.

Special Features:

Isolated Music Track
Audio Commentary with Film Historian Alan K. Rode, Robert Ryan’s Daughter Lisa Ryan, and Actress Rhonda Fleming
A New Dimension of Noir: Filming Inferno in 3D
Original Theatrical Trailer

Booklet artwork:

The Stone Killer (Michael Winner, 1973)

Release Date: May 16th, 2017.
Pre-order date: Wednesday, May 3rd at 4 pm EST.

Special Features:

Isolated Music Track
Audio Commentary with Bronson Biographer Paul Talbot
Original Theatrical Trailer

Booklet artwork:

Brutal Tales of Chivarly (Shôwa zankyô-den) - (Kiyoshi Saeki, 1965)

Release Date: May 16th, 2017.
Pre-order date: Wednesday, May 3rd at 4 pm EST.

Region A only

Special Features:

Brutal Tales of Filmmaking: Toei Producer Toru Yoshida

Booklet artwork:

Underwhelming cover art for Brutal Tales

Stop right there and apply to all covers past, present, and future in this thread

Now now, quite a few of them are overwhelming(ly awful).

Good point. It is remarkable how consistently awful their covers are, though. Has there ever been a good one?

Some of the ones based on poster art (e.g. The Driver, Bound for Glory) are goodish I guess.

Guys stop criticizing the art historian's judgement.

Twilight Time always manage to screw up the design on covers that use the original poster. Indicator does it so elegantly with perfect font placement, but Twilight Time feels sloppy. And the worst of their covers look like those old airbrushed, Turner VHS covers from their old RKO and MGM catalog. Does anyone know what I'm talking about?

Yep.

Though I did actually like TT's cover for Bell, Book and Candle:

That title font and color scheme is basically a Newsweek cover from back in the day. It just needs a tagline, something like "Generation Samurai: What can it mean when our children and their video games and shows idolize ruthless warriors of a bygone age?"

Oh Domino, you used to think so!

Were we ever so young?

I was remembering something more along these lines:

That one's actually pretty cool, though

Lilies of the Field has sold out.

Hombre is sold out at Screen Archives, but there's about 200 left at Twilight Time's site.

More detailed low quantity update:

BONJOUR TRISTESSE - fewer than 150
THE DISAPPEARANCE - fewer than 100
ZULU - fewer than 60
DESIREE - fewer than 350
MINDWARP - fewer than 250
BELOVED INFIDEL - fewer than 350
THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN - fewer than 120
RAPTURE - fewer than 300
PONY SOLDIER - fewer than 400
FOLLOW THAT DREAM - fewer than 300
ROOTS OF HEAVEN - fewer than 450
CONRACK - fewer than 300
GUESS WHO'S COMING TO DINNER - fewer than 350
MISSISSIPPI MERMAID - fewer than 400
STORY OF ADELE H - fewer than 150

And just like that, Zulu is sold out.