What classic treasures will Warner Bros give us next?
08-07-07, 02:34 AM
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What classic treasures will Warner Bros give us next?
What vintage titles are Warner Bros digitally remastering for our future delectation?
08-07-07, 01:23 PM
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I know it's morbid, but I'm hoping Antonini's death brings Zabriskie Point to DVD.
08-07-07, 01:50 PM
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I'm most excited about Warner's 2008 output. From the 2007 Warner chat:
Heat, The Magnificent Ambersons (new elements), How the West Was Won, Eastwood reissues, Falling Down SE, and a few others.
This year seemed light although Poltergeist is due to be announced any minute, if it hasn't already.
Heat, The Magnificent Ambersons (new elements), How the West Was Won, Eastwood reissues, Falling Down SE, and a few others.
This year seemed light although Poltergeist is due to be announced any minute, if it hasn't already.
08-07-07, 02:16 PM
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I *strongly* hope that Warner Bros. stops farting around with us, and starts releasing films from their silent catalogue. I remember being promised more titles early this year, and so far, we haven't seen a thing.
King Vidor deserves a box just as much as Kubrick and Scorsese.
King Vidor deserves a box just as much as Kubrick and Scorsese.
08-07-07, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by AGameWithStones
King Vidor deserves a box just as much as Kubrick and Scorsese.
"The Crowd" has been my most wanted DVD for over three years now.
08-07-07, 04:59 PM
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Just give me anything! Anything will do! Just do it soon! I am excited about the Shakespeare set, but dissapointed at the half ass DVD cases with poor dual art on the film noir 4. How cheap looking...
08-07-07, 06:19 PM
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Originally Posted by AGameWithStones
I *strongly* hope that Warner Bros. stops farting around with us, and starts releasing films from their silent catalogue. I remember being promised more titles early this year, and so far, we haven't seen a thing.
08-07-07, 07:12 PM
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Well for 2007, they still owe us sets for:
-jean harlow
-spencer tracy
-glenn ford
-eleanor powell
-forbidden hollywood vol 2
-bonnie and clyde SE
-cool hand luke SE
-gold
-the candidate SE
-the picture of dorian gray
-the man who would be king SE
-an american in paris SE
-jean harlow
-spencer tracy
-glenn ford
-eleanor powell
-forbidden hollywood vol 2
-bonnie and clyde SE
-cool hand luke SE
-gold
-the candidate SE
-the picture of dorian gray
-the man who would be king SE
-an american in paris SE
08-09-07, 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by The Monkees
Originally Posted by Neeb
I know it's morbid, but I'm hoping Antonini's death brings Zabriskie Point to DVD.
08-12-07, 12:45 PM
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I wonder what the chances are of getting All Through the Night and Passage to Marseille as stand alone releases.
I'd also like to see The Walking Dead, The Beast With Five Fingers and the black and white version of Doctor X.
I'd also like to see The Walking Dead, The Beast With Five Fingers and the black and white version of Doctor X.
10-11-07, 04:59 PM
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This from DVD Beaver's main page, under upcoming classic releases:
"Forbidden Hollywood: Volume 2 (six films plus pre-Code documentary), Gangsters Collection: Volume 2 (Picture Snatcher/Lady Killer/Smart Money/The Mayor of Hell/others), Joan Crawford Collection Volume 2 (Flamingo Road/Strange Cargo/Torch Song/others), The Lana Turner Collection, Lon Chaney Collection Volume 2 (The Unholy Three/The Unholy Three/Tell It to the Marines/He Who Gets Slapped/Tod Browning doc.)"
Was hoping to see both versions of Unholy Three together. Glad a Tod Browning documentary is included as well - he never seems to get his due. Good news on the number of titles in the Forbidden Hollywood set- the last one was rather underwhelming.
"Forbidden Hollywood: Volume 2 (six films plus pre-Code documentary), Gangsters Collection: Volume 2 (Picture Snatcher/Lady Killer/Smart Money/The Mayor of Hell/others), Joan Crawford Collection Volume 2 (Flamingo Road/Strange Cargo/Torch Song/others), The Lana Turner Collection, Lon Chaney Collection Volume 2 (The Unholy Three/The Unholy Three/Tell It to the Marines/He Who Gets Slapped/Tod Browning doc.)"
Was hoping to see both versions of Unholy Three together. Glad a Tod Browning documentary is included as well - he never seems to get his due. Good news on the number of titles in the Forbidden Hollywood set- the last one was rather underwhelming.
10-11-07, 11:25 PM
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Originally Posted by bigjim25
I'd like to see these 2 classics on DVD: No Time for Sergeants & Hot To Trot 
and I'd be happy!
and I'd be happy!Seriously, this is my #1 most-wanted movie of all time currently.
