A List of WB Double Features?
 

Does anyone have a list of the double features that Warner Brothers has out.

So far I only have the following:

Assassins / The Specialist
Cobra / Tango & Cash

And I know of these:

American Flyer / Victory
Dennis the Menace / Dennis the Menace Strikes Back

Just curious what else is out there

Steven Seagal has double feature. Can't remember the movies though.

Also, i'm pretty sure I've seen a Rumble In The Bronx/_________ as well.

Shaft/Shaft Big Score
Police Academy 5/ ?
Don Juan De Marco / The Astronoaut's Wife

Taste the Blood of Dracula/The Curse of Frankenstien

Pump Up the Volume / Bed of Roses

Edit: This link seems to work http://whv.warnerbros.com/WHVPORTAL/...titleName=dbfe

I picked up the Neverending Story set, but discovered later that they were the pan-n-scan versions. They had dropped the widescreen from the original release. I ended up giving it to a neighbor kid, so it all worked out. He's a four year old who had ear surgery that day, so it made a nice gift for him (it was still unopened).

I also picked up the Segal set and it seemed decent. I'm always on the lookout for additional sets for movies where having a nice two-disc set isn't a big issue.

I saw the Neverending Story one at Target, and although I would have loved to have the first movie in a keepcase (and I would have taken the second one without too much complaint), the pan-and-scan element was unacceptable. Shame.

It surprises me that Warner took the full screen route with some of this releases, since they have been very effective of promoting OAR. This was probably done to satisfiy the need of Joe Six Pack and Wal-Mart, dumbing down America, one redneck at a time.

Don't forget the original double-features:

Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (1931 and 1941 versions)
House of Wax/Mystery of the Wax Museum
Gaslight (1940 and 1944 versions)

And there's also a few triple features in the TCM Archives line:

Lon Chaney Collection - The Ace of Hearts/Laugh Clown Laugh/The Unknown
Buster Keaton Collection - The Cameraman/Spite Marraige/Free and Easy
Greta Garbo Collection - The Temptress/The Flesh and the Devil/The Mysterious Lady

Of course, all three have Photoplay Productions documentaries, commentaries, and other materials. The Chaney set has the photo reconstruction of London After Midnight.

Alot of these Double Features are being re-released today at a lower price. Dropping from 14.99 to 9.99. Maybe they'll end up at Wal-Mart for $4.88 or something in that area.

Other WB DF's: Detonator/Detonator II,
Rumble in the Bronx/Mr. Nice Guy,
(Segal) Hard to Kill/Above the Law
The Hidden/Hidden II

:thumbsup:

Actually, it's Rumble in the Bronx + The Corruptor. Mr Nice Guy is with Jackie Chan's First Strike.

Some others:

Bataan/Back to Bataan
They Were Expendable/Flying Leathernecks
Battle Cry/Battleground
Blood Alley/Sea Chase
The Train Robbers/Tall in the Saddle
A Piece of Action/Uptown Saturday Night
Diner/Liberty Heights
Arthur/Arthur 2: On the Rocks
Police Academy 2: Their First Assignment/Police Academy 3: Back in Training
My Blue Heaven/The Man with Two Brains
Spies Like Us/Nothing But Trouble
Tarzan, the Ape Man/"10"
Lawnmower Man/Lawnmower Man 2
The Bachelor/In Love and War

a new schwarzenegger
collateral damage/eraser

Revenge of the Nerds/Revenge of the Nerds: Nerds in Paraside

That's from FOX.

Ohh, I'm a idiot

I sure hope there's more Hammer dbl features like these to come in the future!

I would have been all over this set. Why oh why did they remove the Widescreen version???

Another one: Go West/The Big Store is being released on May 2.

Frantic/Presumed Innocent at Best Buy this week for $6.99 and get free Movie Cash to Firewall Harrison Fords new movie

I just noticed National Lampoon's Loaded Weapon 1/Senior Trip at DeepDiscountDVD.

Village of the Damned / Children of the Damned
All but one of the discs (The Seventh Victim) in The Val Lewton Collection were double features.

Anyone that is interested in searching for additions, try dvdpricesearch->power search->studios = warner->keyword = "/".

I stumbled across a recent IGN article on double feature dvds:
http://dvd.ign.com/articles/704/704424p1.html

They made reference to a Schwarzenegger commentary on Collateral Damage...
I checked DVDPlanet and they also list an Arnold commentary:
http://www.dvdplanet.com/details.cfm?info=WBD075768

Can anybody confirm? This must be a typo since I'm guessing they are just going to use the original Collateral Damage dvd and doesn't that one only have a commentary by Davis on it? Thanks for any info.