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#51
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Originally Posted by SomethingMore
Nah, I think Bay should come before those two... 

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Originally Posted by steelpotato
I REALLY want them to start from #1 again.
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Originally Posted by Kenshiro
I don't think this would be possible. Criterion doesn't have the rights to release some of the titles in the collection anymore.
#56
Originally Posted by True_Story1011
They shouldnt even put numbers on them at this point... But I guess the completist need a place to start.
Numbering: I hope they at least number them by release or something this time. No jumping from 20 to 200 the same month.
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Were their laserdiscs numbered?
I think, when they start releasing on BD, they should start from #1 again (but not corresponding to the same spine #'s as their DVDs), as it would technically be considered a new library.
I think, when they start releasing on BD, they should start from #1 again (but not corresponding to the same spine #'s as their DVDs), as it would technically be considered a new library.
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They should alphabetize them!
And then once they are done with the 26 letters they should start back up again with Double letters and then into triples!
example:
A - Z = 1-26
Aa - Az = 27-52
Ba - Bz = 53-78
etc.
.....
Ridiculous with numbers, pointless!
And then once they are done with the 26 letters they should start back up again with Double letters and then into triples!
example:
A - Z = 1-26
Aa - Az = 27-52
Ba - Bz = 53-78
etc.
.....
Ridiculous with numbers, pointless!
#59
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Why not hieroglyphics? Not only would they have the most unique numbering system in all of high-definition media, but every case would like the cover of Iron Maiden's Powerslave album. ROCK!!
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From: In the Singularity of a Black Hole
Originally Posted by SomethingMore
Were their laserdiscs numbered?
I think, when they start releasing on BD, they should start from #1 again (but not corresponding to the same spine #'s as their DVDs), as it would technically be considered a new library.
I think, when they start releasing on BD, they should start from #1 again (but not corresponding to the same spine #'s as their DVDs), as it would technically be considered a new library.

I'm guessing the titles released for Blu-ray will be numbered as well, but not correspond to any collection on previous formats.
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I would like to see Two Lane Blacktop on BD. I've never seen it, but Warren Oates is one of my favorites (I'm not sure why, I just absolutely loved him in In the Heat of the Night) and I read great reviews of the movie. I just can't justify spending that kind of money on a DVD. On a BD, of an obscure classic? Sure!
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Originally Posted by jjt1081
I would like to see Two Lane Blacktop on BD. I've never seen it, but Warren Oates is one of my favorites (I'm not sure why, I just absolutely loved him in In the Heat of the Night) and I read great reviews of the movie. I just can't justify spending that kind of money on a DVD. On a BD, of an obscure classic? Sure!
I purchased this film a couple years ago when Anchor Bay put out that really cool tin edition. I enjoyed the film - It was kinda like Smokey and the Bandit ... without Smokey... or... the... the... bandit.
But it was good!
Hope this helps!




