I really do wish someone, somewhere on the planet would release 'Deconstructing Harry' on Blu ray. This film was nominated for an Oscar for Best Screenplay as well as receiving a Golden Globe nomination for Best Picture - Musical or Comedy and is one of Woody's sharpest and most hilarious comedies.
Along with 'Melinda and Melinda' and 'Sweet and Lowdown', these remain the only films from his later period not to be released on Blu Ray anywhere in the world.
I need these before the current Zombie Apocalypse claims me!
Just did a quick check on my DVD shelf and the only Woody Allen films (as writer and/or director) not released yet on Blu Ray (in any territory) are:
What's Up Tiger Lily
Don't Drink The Water
Play It Again Sam
Melinda and Melinda
Sweet and Lowdown
Deconstructing Harry
I can add one more to that list that has remained unseen in any form.
I hold out a hope that some enterprising person somewhere will release 'Men of Crisis: The Harvey Wallinger Story' . This was a 1971 film made for TV, written by, directed by and starring Woody along with Diane Keaton. It was a mockumentary (much like his later film 'Zelig'), that was a scathing satire on the then incumbent Nixon administration, with Allen playing the title character, a thinly disguised version of Henry Kissinger. Unfortunately, PBS, the network it was made for, bottled out of showing it, fearing reprisals from the government in the form of cuts to funding and the film has never seen the light of day.
This is the Holy Grail for Allen fans.
Everything else I've manged to obtain on Blu Ray from some country.
So, come on Criterion, Arrow, Eureka - anyone!