Do you have a movie made from every year in your collection?
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Do you have a movie made from every year in your collection?
Consider this the Ultimate-DVD-Collector question for the day
Do you have a movie made from every year in your collection?
I'm sure there's a few of you out there who might have Edison: The Invention of the Movies:1889-1918)
or More Treasures from American Film Archives (1894-1931) (And so forth) which could help you out.
The oldest I've got are the early Wizard of Oz shorts from '10 and '14. Not much else after that.
The only closest streak I can get is from 1929-2006. I'm only missing titles from '34,'50,and '56. Not bad. (My Silent German Horror box set should be arriving soon, so that might expand my timeline back further)
I'm not counting toons or those theatrical shorts from the 30's & '40s. Films only.
Do you have a movie made from every year in your collection?
I'm sure there's a few of you out there who might have Edison: The Invention of the Movies:1889-1918)
or More Treasures from American Film Archives (1894-1931) (And so forth) which could help you out.
The oldest I've got are the early Wizard of Oz shorts from '10 and '14. Not much else after that.
The only closest streak I can get is from 1929-2006. I'm only missing titles from '34,'50,and '56. Not bad. (My Silent German Horror box set should be arriving soon, so that might expand my timeline back further)
I'm not counting toons or those theatrical shorts from the 30's & '40s. Films only.
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I've got 1894 ~ 2006 with only three exceptions.....
1917, 1918, 1924
edit ~ if we're counting shorts as extras contained on DVDs then I've got 1917 and 1924 via Trouble in Paradise (Criterion) and A nous la liberte (Criterion) respectively.
1917, 1918, 1924
edit ~ if we're counting shorts as extras contained on DVDs then I've got 1917 and 1924 via Trouble in Paradise (Criterion) and A nous la liberte (Criterion) respectively.
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Originally Posted by JohnnyDrama2006
I've got 1894 ~ 2006 with only three exceptions.....
1917, 1918, 1924
1917, 1918, 1924
The Movies Begin-A Treasury of Early Cinema
That's the other box set I was going for in my first post. Thanks.
Nice run you got there!
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There's also "Landmarks of Early Film". I've recently undertaken the task of collecting the key works of cinema - starting with the Edison and AFI archives sets, Melies, Lumiere Bros, etc., and using David A. Cooks, "A History of Narrative Film" as a guide (a book that I read in the 80's that really got me into cinema) and progressing to the present day. That should be close to every year. So much of this stuff was difficult to see, much less obtain back when I read the book, until DVD came along.
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The fun thing about this thread is seeing the particular years that people don't have a movie from and then looking at what notable movies were released in those years. (i.e. 1950 - Sunset Boulevard, The Asphalt Jungle, Rashomon, All About Eve; 1956 - The Searchers; 1967 - The Dirty Dozen, Bonnie and Clyde, The Graduate) Personally, 1926 is the most recent year I don't have.
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Originally Posted by souvenir
The fun thing about this thread is seeing the particular years that people don't have a movie from and then looking at what notable movies were released in those years. (i.e. 1950 - Sunset Boulevard)
Any recommendations for '34?
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Originally Posted by Mondo Kane
Any recommendations for '34?
http://www.deepdiscountdvd.com/dvd.cfm?itemID=COL003949
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I have every year from 1927 to the present one.
As for the silent era there are quite a few years missing, but I really need to catalogue all the early Chaplin shorts and odd fragments from public domain discs (like Stan Laurel's send-up of Blood and Sand.)
I must try to fill the gaps.
As for the silent era there are quite a few years missing, but I really need to catalogue all the early Chaplin shorts and odd fragments from public domain discs (like Stan Laurel's send-up of Blood and Sand.)
I must try to fill the gaps.
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Originally Posted by Mondo Kane
Which has been on my wishlist for awhile.
Any recommendations for '34?
Any recommendations for '34?
March of the Wooden Soldiers (aka Babes in Toyland)
The Thin Man
Twentieth Century
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I'm positive I don't have every year within my collection but I do have at least 1 from each decade from the '30s ("Dead End") onward.
Nothing from the '20s either but Chaplin's "The Immigrant" (1917) is an extra on "Au Revoir, Les Enfants" CC.
Nothing from the '20s either but Chaplin's "The Immigrant" (1917) is an extra on "Au Revoir, Les Enfants" CC.
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Very interesting Thread. I hadn't thought to verify the years in my DVD Profiler.
Starting with 1915 I have films from every year to the present. I do have earlier films released in the Treasures from American Film Archives.
So again, good topic which brought to light an interesting fun fact about my collection.
Starting with 1915 I have films from every year to the present. I do have earlier films released in the Treasures from American Film Archives.
So again, good topic which brought to light an interesting fun fact about my collection.
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I've got from 1928 - 2006 with the exceptions of 1936 and 1948. Further back than that, it's just a random speckling, and I didn't count things like shorts, etc.