A few months ago, I was able to grab a bootleg DVD of Eros, and it has good quality, thank God. 

I may be biased with Antonioni since I claim to be his son, but his installment may seen to be the weakest but I think to be the most mature. I don't know how to explain that but I felt the struggles and expertise on his part as a filmmaker in the whole film. It's like doing a film is very easy. I find it a bit abstract, as I was not able to understand it in the first viewing, considering that Antonioni may claim the crown as one of the most difficult filmmakers ever. 

Soderbergh's part may be the most interesting but failed on my part. The build up is so great, I even thought of having dreamt what he dreamt of. The exact throw of lines and great care on details are well-managed. It's just that I felt disappointed with the end. Oh well, what am I expecting?

My great brother Wong Kar Wai, his installment may seem to be the most satisfying and anticipated, but never brings the audience down. Very Wong, very great. Very Chris Doyle, very imaginative. I'm being very biased again, but Gong Li continues to interest me and grows on every film she risks to make. May seem to be inferior with regards to Wong's other films, but believe me, you just have a few minutes to spare (than watching an epic or a musical).

Good thing these installments are short, I can watch it all over again, as a pre-feature film. Don't think all of these are great. It's just that I feel good when I see these people's works.