Criterion editions are widely considered among the best- if not the best- mainly because of the picture quality and the abundant extras. The problem is that these valuable extras (commentaries, documentaries etc.) are often not subtitled. I suggest that we report in this thread which Criterion editions of movies have their extras subtitled and which don't. Unfortunately I can't contribute to this at the moment, because I don't own any Criterion, due to their high prices (I'm waiting for special offers to start buying).

The British Film Institute seem to have subtitles on all their DVD extras and Masters Of Cinema are also very good at this. Some films have been released by Criterion in America and by Masters of Cinema in the UK (for example, "The Devil and Daniel Webster").

It would be far more useful if you could report these titles on the dvd-subtitles.com site itself, so that other visitors to the site can be aware that the extras are not subtitled.

Mat
Webmaster, dvd-subtitles.com

I understand your point, but as I've already mentioned I don't own, for the time being, any Criterion titles. Besides Criterion are coded R1, so I couldn't report them on the dvd-subtitles.com.