Wild at Heart
Lost Highway
Twin Peaks: Season 2
Short Cuts
Roger & Me
GoodFellas: SE
Sealab 2021: The Complete Series

In no particular order:

An American Tail
Moon Over Parador
Three O’Clock High
Flight of the Navigator
If Looks Could Kill
Turk 182
Gotcha!
Mischief
Attack of the Killer Tomatoes
Jumpin’ Jack Flash

Your right it was Ursala Andress AKA Ursala Undress, I was lazy sitting in my legs lounge chair and didn't feel lke looking up the DVD sorry. Danol is what I had to take to get close to the sound of my nick name Danno, Danno was already taken, so you got that one straight I am a Man, not a she AKA Woman. LOL

danol,

Darby O'Gill is, indeed, memorable because it's a first glimpse of the future James Bond, as you mention.

But what makes it memorable, and a must buy, to me is the recollection of seeing that movie as a little kid, in what seemed to be a "big" theater (I probably got in for a 25 cent childrens ticket while my mom had to pay the $1 adult price), and getting the bejeebers scared out of me during a scene by the well. I was so scared, in fact, that I had to escape to the lobby until that scene was over. And that image of me, peeking through the theater door to see if it was "safe" to go back to my seat is as strong in my mind now as it was when it actually happened.

Sorry for subjecting all of you to my little flashback moment. But it's something I've remembered and treasured for over 40 years, and would like to experience again, if that is ever possible, now that I'm a grown-up, adult kinda person.

No problem with me I still have the Vhs version of Darby, but haven't seen it for awhile for all the titles I have. Refreshing to hear another when a boy besides me going into see a film he saw as a child, me it was 20,000 Leagues and seeing the monster, only later did we find out it was a sub.

1 O lucky man
2 pennies from heaven (steve martin)
3 drowning by numbers
4 the blow up
5 after hours
6 once upon a time in america
7 lifeboat
8 matter of life and death
9 illustrated man
10 lost highway
11 girl on a bridge

I would like to see The Bermuda Depths and the long version of Goliath Awaits, The Alamo, and Das Boot. I love long movies in full OAR.

Dragonslayer
3 o'clock high
never to young to die
flight of the navigator
monster squad
king kong
purple rain se
song of the south
and god created women

Here's my list, I would LOVE to finally get these on DVD so I can retire my VHS copys.

1) Rustler's Rhapsody
2) Down Periscope
3) Robin Hood: Men in Tights
4) Crossroads (with Ralph Machio)
5) Adventures of Ford Fairlane
6) Cheech and Chong's Next Movie
7) Rocket Man
8) Martians Go Home
9) Little Monsters
10) Fletch Lives

King Kong (1933)
Mighty Joe Yuong (1941?)
Star Wars: ANH
Empire Strikes Back
Return of the Jedi
Revenge of the Creature
Creature Walks Among Us
Monster Squad
Murders in the Rue Morgue (1932 w/Bela Lugosi)
Abbott and costello meet...the Killer, Boris Karloff

Wilder Napalm
Love Potion # 9
Romeo & Juliet
They Call Me Mr. Tibbs
Gene Autry~Springtime in the Rockies
Ride The Wild Surf
30 Seconds Over Toyko
Castle Keep
Old Battle of the Bulge with~R. Shaw
Boby Darrin~The Darrin Invasion

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...485200-5319822

Zeffirelli's version... http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...485200-5319822
Luhrmann's version... http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...485200-5319822

Or do you mean another one?

Hero at Large
The Haunting (original)
Ed Wood
Summer School
Dragonslayer
New Hope
Empire
Jedi
Cemetaryman
Dead and Buried
Curtains
Student Bodies
Roger and Me
Waxwork
Waxwork 2
Cannibal Holocaust
SCTV
SCTV
SCTV

The Wild Geese
The Wild Geese 2
Hud
To Have and Have Not
The Picture of Dorian Gray
My Darling Clementine
The Eddie Cantor Story
This is the Army
The West Point Story
The Defiant Ones

Bump

OMYGAWD! Someone else on earth knows about 'The Naked Jungle" one of my all time favorite bad films "MarraBUNTA!", It's makes my list along with

Bedazzled -- Peter Cook original version
A Night at the Opera
The Lonely Lady
Pumaman -- {Criterion two disk treatment please!}
Red Line 7000
Smiles of a Summer Night -- O pleeeze God, pleeeeze!
Beyond Therapy -- one for my wife, my "better 2/3rd's"
The Fountainhead -- another all-time great bad film
The Oscar -- my pick for best bad film of ALL TIME!

Hey! That was 10 without me even caring if I came up with more/less than 10!

It's Friday! "I rule!"

Bermuda Triangle
Beyond the Bermuda Triangle
The Deadly Tower~Kurt Russell (Texas)
The Deadly Voyage~Robert Stack
Captain from Castile~Tyrone Power
The Black Swan~Maureen O Hara
Teahouse of the August Moon~Marlin Brando
Love With the Proper Stranger~S. Mcqueen
Search~Hugh O Brian & Burgiss Meredith N
Green Mansions~Audrey Hepburn, L. Nielson

These threads always seem like a contest to name the most obscure films one can think of. Whatever. Here's my list

The Naked Prey, does no one love this movie?
Dial "M" for Murder
Lifeboat
Kagemusha
Pink Floyd - P-U-L-S-E
HBO's Autopsy series, not a film, I know, I still want it
The West Wing season box sets
Chicago: City of the Century, PBS doc.

Can't think of anything else, there are a few movies I'd love to have redone on dvd, but that's another thread.

Pink Floyd ~ Delicate Sound of Thunder
Ulssess~Kirk Douglas
High Noon~Tom Skerrit & Michael Madsen
Lord of Illusions~The Directors Cut
Deceived~Judd Nelson
Romeo & Juliet~Lawrence Harvey s. Shentel
Buldog Drummond~Ronald Coleman
Count of Monte Crisco~1974 R. Chamberlain
The Beast of Hollow Mountain~ T-Rex
Lawman~Burt Lancaster & Robert Ryan

Accidental Tourist
Housekeeping (87)
Ruby in Paradise
Ivan's Childhood
Au Hasard Balthazer
Force Five (The early eighties chop-socky)
Bodysnatcher (Val Lewton)
Wide Sargasso Sea
The Rapture
All Over Me

My 10 Most Wanted DVDs Awaiting Release in Region 1:

La Regle du jeu/Rules of the Game (Renoir/1939)
Tokyo Story (Ozu/1953)
Au Hasard Balthazar (Bresson/1966)
Ugetsu (Mizoguchi/1954)
The Magnificent Ambersons (Welles/1942)
Il Conformista/The Conformist (Bertolucci/1971)
Fanny and Alexander (Bergman/1983)
La Dolce Vita (Fellini/1960)
Greed (von Stroheim/1925)
Earrings of Madame de . . . (Ophuls/1953)

If you like Shaw, try to track down The Luck of Ginger Coffey (1964). It's fantastic, but good luck finding it.

Norwest Frontier~Lauren Bacall, K. More
The Organization~Sydney Poitier
1776~Howard De Silva
Stanley and Livingston~Spencer Tracy
The Four Musketeers~Michael York
This is Spinal Tap~Rob Reiner
Eight Men Out~Charlie Sheene
From a Whisper to Scream~Irish pop music
Support Your Local Gunfughter~Jim Garner
Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell~Peter Lawford

Thanks for the tip Norm I will look for it, Robert Shaw, Richard Jordan, and Jeffrey Hunter, all my favorite leads now dead.


Keep them coming!

I didn't bother to check the rest, but I know those three are already on DVD.

Rob

I had read about those 3 on Critics Choice Video, who usually say their is a DVD if there is one and price.

Brass Target~John Cassevetes
Executive Action~Burt Lancaster
One Man Army~Melissa More
The Phoexix City Story
Broken Arrow~Jeff Chandler
Action in the North Atlantic
Bear Island
Victory At Sea
To Hell and Back
The Wings of Eagles