Beetlejuice is in desperate need of an SE

They Live would be nice for the small portion of poeple who love this movie

Those would be my choices as well - though outside of a commentary, there's not much they can do for They Live, but there's a lot of good stuff that was on the Munchause laser-disc that they can put onto dvd along with, say, new interviews and commentary that can shed light on what a disaster the making of this movie was. But since Columbia/Sony has no interest in any movie more than 5 years old, I'll doubt we'll ever see it...

My vote is for Bonnie & Clyde. A personal favorite of mine, that really needs an upgrade.

*Note - I know this is planned, but there has been little to no info on it, so that is why I voted as such.

Another vote for Scrooged.

Out of those listed, Rain Man (with Beetlejuice as a runner up).

EDIT: Scratch the Risky Business comment. I got my years mixed up. :blush:

Look slike I am in the minority, but my choice would be Working Girl.

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice i want that to come out in a s.e dvd

I picked Beetlejuice also. I also would like to see Willow and They Live in SE. I saw Willow and They Live both when they were released in the theatre. Man, I can't believe that was 20 years ago.

(Aside from Beetlejuice) Colors

:hscratch:

^ Yeah, a couple people on page 2 didn't really read this before voting. This is for 20th Anniversary SE's only...

Of note: Coming to America just had a re-release this year, didn't it? Kind of diluting the poll with its presence at this point.

My bad... I missed the giant "20th Anniversary"...(it's been a long week...)

My vote: As Tears Go By (aka Wong Gok Ka Moon)
Runner-up: Married to the Mob (if they did an "extended" version on the second disc incorporating all the scenes from the end credits.)

the current Rain Man disc is enough.

The Great Outdoors.

Beetlejuice by far.

:thumbsup:

I would definitely get this, ashame the previously announced SE never was released.

I'm sure there are other movies as well, but I don't have time to search through all movies by the year they were released.

TUCKER is a great American movie which everyone ages 14 to 24 should watch.

Not Rain Man, Bull Durham, or Coming to America.


I'll go with Beetlejuice.

You folks are going to force me to check out Beetlejuice again. I haven't seen it since the year it was released and I don't recall caring for it. That being said, I don't remember it all that well!

Exactly. If one isn't released next year, I'm done with DVDs.

Midnight Run

MIDNIGHT RUN would be nice.

KC

Sorry if off-topic, but how about a FIFTIETH anniversary edition of The 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD with a new transfer from the negative? And a Harryhausen commentary? And new interviews with Kerwin Matthews and any other survibg cast members?