Great movies that got a crap DVD release
I don't know if this topic has ever been brought up. But, how many of you have seen some fantastic movies that deserved a great DVD release meaning great extras, commentaries, historical documentaries, but were sorely let down with either an EPK filled DVD or a barebones DVD?
Looks like Flags of our Fathers is the 1st 2007 release getting this kind of crap treatment. |
The Journey of Natty Gann is a great movie that looks like it was mastered from the VHS tape. But it's a lower-tier Disney movie, so they don't care.
A lot of R1 Jackie Chan DVDs have some of the jokes edited out. I had to buy the R0 versions from Hong Kong to see the whole movies. But they're foreign films, and people don't know any better. Disney has the US distribution rights, so they don't care. I think that extras are, well, extra. |
Kill Bill Vol 1 and 2
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there's so many threads about this but what the hell..:
Velvet Goldmine Great Expectation (1998) Shallow Grave |
The Last Emperor
Academy Award winner: Best Picture 1987. Had a crappy (non-anamorphic?) release now OOP with no replacement announced. |
oh, and don't forget Braveheart.
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def. Kill Bill Vol 1 and 2. where are the extras?!?!?! worst DVD release in my collection....
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The Quiet Man is the first that comes to my mind. If you can't do a Technicolor film right (like Warner and Fox does), just don't do it at all. John Ford would probably sucker punch whoever thought the current transfer would be passable for release on DVD. :)
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Originally Posted by BuckNaked2k
oh, and don't forget Braveheart.
On a different line, I'd love to get a good Coming to America with as many deleted scenes as possible. |
Arthur
Death Becomes Her New York Stories |
Grosse Pointe Blank, definitely.
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<b>Clue</b>
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Every Woody Allen movie ever made.
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Equilibrium wasn't a great movie but it was good enough to at least get more supplementary material.
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There are a lot of movies that still have not had good versions released. Most of the ones below simply don't have many extras at all.
All the SAtanley Kubrick films At Close Range Carlitos Way Deathtrap Sleuth Gattacca Heat Insomnia |
Originally Posted by james2025a
Most of the ones below simply don't have many extras at all.
Carlitos Way Heat |
Yellowbeard (Not even its own custom menu screen.)
Private Parts |
Shoot To Kill
Planes, Trains & Automobiles Frantic |
Two immediately spring to mind for me; Escape From Alcatraz and The Ghost And The Darkness. Both are non-anamorphic. As far as extras, Ghost And The Darkness has a trailer, Escape From Alcatraz has nothing. Both of them are based on true events too, so documentaries on the real stories should be a no brainer. On Escape From Alcatraz I'd like to see a documentary on Alcatraz itself and the history of the prison. At the very least I'd love to see both of these released again with an anamorphic transfer and basic extras.
I'd also second many of the movies mentioned before, especially Braveheart and Kill Bill. |
The Breakfast Club
Sixteen Candles Weird Science Almost any John Hughes movie, really. Midnight Run Christmas Vacation - the SE isn't much better, aside from being WS Stand By Me - repackaged with a book and soundtrack, but the same disc without many good extras. |
The Spongebob Squarepants movie.....I loved it but was surprised the features were so short and there was no commentary...
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The Graduate
The Ref (I just want anamorphic) |
The Long Kiss Goodnight
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Good Burger
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