What titles are you wanting to be released on DVD?

Here are a few off my want list:

Where The Boys Are '84 (1984 made-for-TV)
Tribes (1970 with Jan-Michael Vincent)
Return To Macon County (1975 with Don Johnson & Nick Nolte)
Delivery Boys (1984)
Bad Ronald (1974 made-for-TV)
Spring Break (1983)
Screwballs (1983)

Ah yes, the Canadian Porky's. I had to laugh when I read that it was released as Zapped 2 in the Philippines. Perhaps Criterion will bless us with a Screwballs/Loose Screws double feature in 2009.

Until the End of the World
Ironweed
Wise Blood

Remaining seasons of Green Acres,All in the Family,Leave it to Beaver and One Day At A Time.

Alot... First thing I thought of was a legit release of Four Flies On Grey Velvet and a re-release of Door Into Darkness that won't cost me $50+. Basically anything Argento dealt with that doesn't have a real retail release

midnight madness 16x9
howard the duck 16x9
the gate 16x9
little monsters 16x9
three amigos 16x9
spies like us 16x9
nothing but trouble 16x9
real men 16x9
night of the creeps 16x9
wisdom 16x9
kidco 16x9
the legend of billie jean 16x9
my girl 16x9
my blue heaven 16x9
police academy 4 16x9
police academy 5 16x9
leprechaun 16x9
funny farm 16x9
last action hero 16x9

can you tell i watched hbo alot in the 80's?

i am waiting for

night of the creeps
nightlife--zombie one--
midnight hour-rerelease-

Tthats just like my list. You got great taste in films there!

Criterion owns the rights to this one.

got so tired of Warner's relunctance to release The Devils and bought the boot.

The Boyfriend - come on MGM get off your fat ass, and release this on DVD, well at this point on bluray please.

I really want Prospero's Books - but the only DVD release of the film is an import from Spain with forced subs on it.... come on, who owns the US rights for this??

Miramax owns the rights. I was hoping this would get a Criterion release, like Chungking Express, but according to this thread, they have no plans for it, though The Cook, the Thief, his Wife and her Lover has been confirmed as a future Criterion.

True Lies, anamorphic + special features
The Rocketeer Special Edition with features
Dick Tracy....ditto special features...

Fourth Protocol
Bear Island
Buona Sera, Mrs. Campbell

The Crack in the World
the rest of the unreleased Fu Manchu movies (Christopher Lee)
a second for True Lies

that f'ing sucks... the one studio that seems like that might tackle a release of Greenaway's films:

- The Baby of Macon
- The Tulse Luper Trilogy

I would have thought a studio in the UK would have released these, but no, they are just as relunctant to release films from a native UK director


I'd also love to see Criterion release the mini series cut of 'The Best Intentions' but they seem mum on the idea too

Forget anamorphic, I'm just waiting for ANY widescreen version of:
The Paper
and
Fierce Creatures
...both are only available Full Screen.

and Erik the Viking (theatrical cut) - that "Director's Son's Cut" was HORRIBLE. Cut 30+ minutes out of it and the pacing and jokes are a disaster now.

TV on DVD:
Ed
Parker Lewis Can't Lose
Mad About You: Seasons 4+
Tiny Toons: Seasons 3+

Scavenger Hunt
No Holds Barred
Angus
The Beatles Cartoons
M.A.S.K Cartoon
Old WWF Pay Per Views
El Hombre Mirando el Sudeste in OAR

I'm Still Waiting for Wall-E And Tropic Thunder wich is next week YAY...also im waiting for Hancock,Pineapple Express, House Bunny, Wanted, Narnia: Prince Caspian SE, Step Brothers HILARIOUS Flik i thought, Batman: The Dark Night, and that should conclude it for me

The African Queen
Looking for Mr. Goodbar
The Mortal Storm
The Offence
A Thousand Clowns
Two Rode Together
Wise Blood

Honestly, just Dark Knight, and then I'm good.

Another that STILL isnt being released is Legend of Billie Jean. Why cant we get this on DVD?!

This and complete seasons of Get a Life are my twin TV-on-DVD holy grails.

I'm still waiting for:

The Horn Blows At Midnight (1945)
The African Queen
Ironweed
Face Behind The Mask (1941)
Wise Blood
Sorcerer in widescreen; the version currently available is fullscreen

I'd also like to see Criterion or Warners or at least one of the "better" companies release a cleaned up version of Beat The Devil, with extras. It's a fascinating film, and one of Bogart's few comedic turns...the story behind it's production is really interesting, and it has a pretty good cast, too.

The tally so far:

Wise Blood - 3
Night of the Creeps - 2
The African Queen - 2

Scavernger Hunt +1
Americathon
The Super Cops (1974)
Lucky Lady

TV - Fridays
- Harper Valley
-finish Mary Tyler Moore & Taxi

Music - Springsteen, Sting, Gabriel Human Rights Tour