Warner Archive goes Blu -- whoddathunkit?
01-26-22, 08:41 PM
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Re: Warner Archive goes Blu -- whoddathunkit?
Warner finally has THE BROTHERS GRIMM on the schedule, for March 29:
https://www.amazon.com/Wonderful-Wor.../dp/B09R6VTNNV
https://www.amazon.com/Wonderful-Wor.../dp/B09R6VTNNV
I'll buy it but it's "currently unavailable" on Amazon.
01-27-22, 10:03 AM
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02-14-22, 06:20 PM
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02-14-22, 10:15 PM
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Big Bullet is worth owning. A notch or two below the best of Woo. Theresa Lee is a real cutie.
02-15-22, 04:21 PM
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I'd say they're all worth owning, although I still wish another company had the rights for North America. Just can't see Warner contracting for decent supplements on these – and all of them are worthy of such treatment to varying degrees – and I also don't believe we'll ever see that library getting released with the kind of regularity we're seeing from 88 Films, Eureka and Spectrum. I do hope to be proven wrong, of course. 
07-26-22, 05:01 PM
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Re: Warner Archive goes Blu -- whoddathunkit?
Warner Archive's George Feltenstein on future Golden Harvest releases:
Can't give any timeframe. "We have an edict that any Golden Harvest title we work on starts with a brand new 4K scan of the negative, adn there are some titles being scanned as we speak. We know what films the fans want the most, and we hope to be getting them out there, and to it in a way that everybody will be happy with."
07-26-22, 05:52 PM
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Great to hear, Adam. Is that from a recent podcast?
They could easily run a Golden Harvest sublabel.
They could easily run a Golden Harvest sublabel.
07-26-22, 06:53 PM
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Re: Warner Archive goes Blu -- whoddathunkit?
It is!
There’s a ton of good info there (including his outlook on the market for physical media, Popeye, Wyatt Earp, A Star Is Born, Superman 4, Esther Williams movies, Technicolor restorations, Around the World in 80 Days, Raintree County, and the state of the RKO library, but I figured the Golden Harvest comments would be of most interest to folks here. (You expressly in mind!)
There’s a ton of good info there (including his outlook on the market for physical media, Popeye, Wyatt Earp, A Star Is Born, Superman 4, Esther Williams movies, Technicolor restorations, Around the World in 80 Days, Raintree County, and the state of the RKO library, but I figured the Golden Harvest comments would be of most interest to folks here. (You expressly in mind!)
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Re: Warner Archive goes Blu -- whoddathunkit?
No releases for November, but we’re getting Night of the Iguana and Attack of the 50 Foot Woman in December! Both are from new 4K remasters from their OCNs. 2023 will look more like 2021, following this relatively disappointing year, including vintage animation, around 50 feature films, and maybe some new TV content.
09-28-22, 09:37 PM
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07-24-23, 03:32 PM
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From HMV. However, HMV does not ship to the U.S.
07-25-23, 06:07 AM
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Same old transfers and cut versions with extra crap you don't need.
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