definetly "mulholland drive". i mean, there arent even scene slections!

From what I hear from one of my friends now, who works at Fox, Judge eventually wants to get going on this, but he has so much on his plate. And I think that eventually, Fox and Judge would come to an agreement, especially since King of the Hill is still running at Fox and his next film is being distributed by the studio. Maybe some day, especially since they've paid enough for his cooperation on other projects already.

About an Office Space SE, I remember reading an interview with Mike Judge and it said point blank. The studio mentioned they wanted to do one, but they weren't going to pay for his cooperation, so he said no.

This has been a topic I've been thinking about for a few days. One of my favorite films is The Jungle Book from Disney, though I know that's coming out in a Platinum Edition from the studio in 2007.

But as for films that I believe are in need of Special Editions...I think it's time to revisit Ferris Bueller's Day Off. And I wouldn't mind an in-depth Frank Capra box set, despite the DVDs that have already been released of his work. And I noticed the mention of "Office Space" above. That film needs a special edition quite badly.

Also, "The Sting" deserves at least an anamorphic widescreen edition.

The Deer Hunter deserves special edition too.

Mission: Impossible!

Regarding the Office Space SE, this is from thedigitalbits.com:
Oh... you guys are gonna LOVE this!

Sources at 20th Century Fox have just confirmed with me that the long-awaited Office Space: Special Edition is finally a go! The studio and director Mike Judge are currently hard at work on the disc, which is tentatively planned for release in early 2005. There's no other details available at the moment (so don't ask - it's too early in the process), but the title IS finally coming and you can bet we'll keep you up to date on this as things progress.

How's that for a way to stave off a bad case of the Mondays?

That's all well and good but where the HELL is the uncut Kill Bill box set?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

What we really need is a 3-disc Apocalypse Now ultimate set, with the original, Redux and Hearts of Darkness documentary, along with any trailers/deleted scenes that they can find. Paramount did an excellent job on the Godfather set, now show the same treatment to Apocalypse Now!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!