Criterion will release Elaine May’s Mikey and Nicky on Blu-ray and DVD on January 22, 2019. My late friend Ton Miller would be delighted. He worked as publicist on that movie in Philadelphia and wrote a long piece about his experiences which was published under his pseudonym Tom Canford in his memoir A Fever of the Mad: A Movie Publicist Works with Francis Coppola, Elaine May, John Cassavetes, Peter Falk, and Richard Gere and Survives to Tell the Tale! This will bring to 3 the number of Criterion Collection titles Tom worked on, the others being Amarcord and Blow Out.
 
I am printing the article “On the Whole I’d Rather Be in Philadelphia” below for those interested in the movie or Ms. May (no kin). Or both.

I was playing around with the IMDB for “The Wrath of God” entry and came up with this review by Roger Ebert:

The Wrath of God

Release Date: 1972
Ebert Rating: **½    
By Roger Ebert / Sep 18, 1972

There's a scene in a 1968 movie called "Five Card Stud" where Robert Mitchum plays a preacher with a gun hidden in his Bible. Dean Martin, who is the local terrorist, notices that Mitch has the Bible upside down. "If that IS a Bible," he says, "read it. If that ain't a Bible, drop it."