Probably more but the one that always sticks out is Howard the Duck.

Blade Runner (a new version/pressing)
Kill Bill SE's
Street Trash SE (2 disc?)

valley of the dolls (special edition)
the rest of the RKO Tarzan films
Confession (1937)
Sonja Henie Fox Musicals
Maisie series
More Warner and Paramount Pre-Codes
Claudette Colbert Paramount Set


tv:

Dobie Gillis
Carol Burnett Show (complete seasons uncut - and unlikely, I know)
Six Million Dollar Man
VEGA$
Falcon Crest
My World and Welcome To It
Flipper (original series)
McHale's Navy
Cheyenne
Bronco

Phantasm II & III
Meet the Feebles: SE

In addition to quite a few titles already listed.

Black Books Season 2 & 3
Spaced R1
Jack of All Trades

Nice.

But at least with the release of Black Books Series 1 we can probably expect them soon.

I'm not at all familiar with Jack of All Trades, but in light of what you listed it with perhaps I should be.

Harry and the Hendersons
Suburbia(1996)
The Wizard
Howard the Duck
Madhouse- my most wanted catalog title not on DVD
The Check Is in the Mail yes that's the real title ;) cheesy but funny comedy


ws versions of:

With Honors
Funny Farm
Grumpy Old Men
Grumpier Old Men
Ace Ventura: Pet Detective
My Blue Heaven
Mo' Money
Action Jackson
Just One of the Guys
My Fellow Americans
The Shadow ( a full blown SE!!)
That Darn Cat! (original)

a matter of life and death {1946} region 1
african queen
wuthering heights{1939}
el cid{1961]

Jack of All Trades was the Bruce Campbell action/adventure show from 2000. http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0220906/

I just picked up a copy of this title about a month ago....has both english and italian tracks

Mission: Impossible (TV) -- I know, its coming, but it took too long.
The Littles
Damnation Alley
Gymkata
Deathstalker III
Seven Swords (the full cut)
Waterworld (the full cut)

Kicking and Screaming (Noah Baumbach's first movie, with Eric Stoltz)

Hamlet (Branagh)

The Smiling Lieutenant

Bladerunner SE

True Lies SE

PRE CODES!

Hey guys, Weird Science has been out on DVD for years now. Originally on a bare bones Image released disc, and then Universal itself re-released it, twice.

First, as part of the HIGH SCHOOL REUNION collection - along with Breakfast Club and Sixteen Candles, which you could buy in a 3 pack box set, or seperately. And more recently, as the re-released and re-titled BRAT PACK COLLECTION. There's also 3 O'Clock High, which carries the "HSR" title, but was not included in the box set, as it was not directed by John Hughes, and doesn't include much of the same cast.

Weird Science

High School Reunion Collection

Brat Pack Collection

Mad Max 2 SE
Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome SE
They release Max 1, and not these yet, saving the best for last i'm guessing.

Seven Samurai Criterion re-release
Bladerunner SE
Forbidden Planet SE
Sword of Sherwood
Prince of Thieves

im not sure where you are, but i have all 3 mad max flicks. not the best transfers in the world, and a box set would be awesome, but they all have been released.

As for me, I'll skip the stuff I know is coming out (this year, or reported to be in production), and just list the ones I haven't heard anything on.


Movies
Spring Break (1983)
Yellowbeard
Under The Boardwalk
Thunder Alley (1985)
The Chicken Chronicles
Airborne (1993)
Trojan War (1997)
The Night Before
Breaking All The Rules (1985)
Night Of The Comet
Night Of The Creeps

Music Videos
AC/DC - Let There Be Rock
Cheap Trick - Every Trick In The Book

TV Shows
Six Million Dollar Man
Batman (1960's series)
Brimstone

The sequel to the original Mad Max was officially entitled:The Road Warrior not Mad Max 2, which is currently released on DVD, along with Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome as well from Warner Brother Studios.

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...v=glance&n=130

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...v=glance&n=130

I have that. :D

I was talking about the tv show with Vanessa Angel.

http://img54.imageshack.us/img54/483...anqueen3dl.jpg
There's an awful lot of The African Queen requests.

Great film of course, and it's got a great UK DVD release here

Why wait?

Official with whom? It was released worldwide as Mad Max 2. It was renamed by its North American distributor to make it sound 'better'.

The first film was also made 'better' for US audiences by over-dubbing Mel Gibson with an American voice (although he is American of course, he's got an Australian accent having lived their since childhood).

I think all the latest versions of Mad Max have the correct Gibson voice and are uncut. Thank gawd.

Rad (1986)

One of the best movies of all times.

QFT

1492: Conquest Of Paradise (1992)
Almost An Angel (1990)
Moving (1988)
Pure Luck (1991)
Lost Highway (1997)
Robinson Curusoe On Mars (1964)
The Air Up There (1994)
Howard the Duck (1986) - a guilty pleasure -
Folks! (1992)
Hamlet (1996)
Wisdom (1986)
1900 (1976)
Hot to Trot (1988)

WATERLOO BRIDGE (1940 version starring Vivien Leigh) and Kenneth Branagh's HAMLET. That's all.