List of Criterion Collection Laserdisc Releases - Laserdiscs Announced But Never Released

Laserdiscs Announced But Never Released

Title Director Year Spine # DVD Spine #
Caesar and Cleopatra Gabriel Pascal 1945 090 Eclipse Series #20
Blue Velvet David Lynch 1986 219
The Spirit of the Beehive Víctor Erice 1973 110 351
Truffaut Trio (The 400 Blows, Jules and Jim, François Truffaut: 25 Years, 25 Films) François Truffaut N/A 176 5, 281, —
A River Runs Through It Robert Redford 1992 179
A Few Good Men Rob Reiner 1992 181
City of Hope John Sayles 1992 186
The Bridge on the River Kwai David Lean 1957 193
Easy Rider Dennis Hopper 1969 194 545
The Lady from Shanghai Orson Welles 1947 197
On the Waterfront Elia Kazan 1954 200 647
The Elephant Man David Lynch 1980 201
Macbeth Roman Polanski 1971 206
Salt of the Earth Herbert Biberman 1954 213
The Firemen's Ball Milos Forman 1968 217 145
Gojira: Special Edition (Godzilla) Ishirō Honda 1954 CC1533L 594
Godzilla, King of the Monsters! Ishirō Honda, Terry Morse 1956 CC1534L 594
Godzilla vs. Mothra Ishirō Honda 1964 CC1535L
Godzilla vs. Monster Zero Ishirō Honda 1965 CC1536L
Godzilla's Revenge Ishirō Honda 1969 CC1537L
Terror of Mechagodzilla Jun Fukuda 1975 CC1538L
The Mikado Victor Schertzinger 1939 251 559
Orpheus Jean Cocteau 1949 253 68
The Prince of Tides Barbra Streisand 1991 159
"—" denotes that a film not released on Criterion DVD.
The Godzilla films were announced but afterwards cancelled. Their spine numbers would have been within the range: 374-381.
While Prince of Tides was never officially released, multiple copies with full final packaging exist in private collections.

Francois Truffaut: 25 Years, 25 Films, intended to be included in Truffaut Trio, was released separately as a Voyager Laserdisc . Though released by Voyager, the packaging had a label indicating it was a "Criterion Supplement".

Salt of the Earth was released as Voyager Laserdisc .

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