I'd love an SE of:

Murder on the Orient Express
Day of the Locusts
If

I can guarantee that each of those would be on my preorder list.

Also, I'd like to thank Paramount for actually requesting our opinion on potential releases. It seems all too often lately studios have been totally disregarding the consumer wants.

Wings! Wow...Paramount and a silent picture! I am there!

(Don't forget those other ones that we are pestering you about either okay...you know the ones....)

Bugsy Malone!!!! I actually tracked down a VHS copy and rented it a few months ago. This is a MUST! It would be really nice to see how this film transformed from its original intent to the classic that it became.

And my second pick is Murder on the Orient Express. This is one of those movies that would simply be a tragedy to not have a SE.

Thank you for requesting our input! (BTW, my third vote is Indiana Jones!)

Bugsy Malone

Captain Kronos and all other Hammer titles

IF

Martin (a George Romerro film) would be a good choice:



Of course, if that is your name and not a choice, please disregard the above.

Out of the other choices, "If" (the '68 version) would be the movie I would buy out of the group. Note that www.allmovie.com gives it a 4.5 star rating ( http://www.allmovie.com/cg/avg.dll?p=avg&sql=A63498 ).

Any chance of some Spanish language movies? If so, please make them widescreen (anamporphic if possible) and make the subtitles optional (anything beyond that would be gravy).

Thanks for asking here!

Edit: OK, Martin's not a choice. So all of the listed movies will be released on DVD and you are just asking which ones should receive preferential treatment? Then I'll vote for "If". I've never seen it, but it sounds quite interesting.

I vote for extras on MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS and FOUL PLAY.

Heck, I'd take IF barebones, but a special edition would be great!!!!

There are some great movies on this list, but I'll go on the record supporting:

Captain Kronos - Vampire Hunter

This is precisely the kind of cult film that fans love and it should be done right the first time with value-added features.

Thanks for the chance to be heard!

The Ladies Man, Geisha Boy, Cinderfella, The Errand Boy, Who's Minding the Story and of course The Bellboy would be incredible special editions. Just right there you could have a priceless boxset! Since Jerry is still with us, audio commentary would be amazing, as well as production notes, script changes, cut footage, theatrical trailers as well as behind the scene movies as many of these have been shown on AMC and A&E Biography. Definatly have to vote for Jerry Lewis. I gotta agree getting a barebones version of The Nutty Professor was a let down. A SE would be wonderful!!

I think asking for feedback is great! PLEASE release Wings! This is a classic silent film.

and any OTHER classic film from the 30's and 40's in your library would be appreciated, too!

thanks!

My top three in order are:

If
Foul Play
Captain Kronos

Bravo to Paramount for caring what we think here at the site!

Bugsy Malone (gotta love the Splurge Gun!) and Murder On The Orient Express.

Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter is one of the movies I've been waiting for, wouldn't mind seeing some extras on that disc.

Foul Play
Orient Express
Day of the Locust
Wings
If

Thank you for your dedication to granting the wishes of your consumers...

You absolutely must give MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS superior treatment. This is THE stand out title of the bunch that would warrant even a 2-disc treatment.
A retrospective commentary with director Sidney Lumet would be great (if he was willing)! I doubt a (surviving) cast commentary would be possible, but maybe the screenwriter Paul Dehn is still available too.
Does Paramount still have any casting session tapes or old rehearsal footage? I'd watch footage of Albert Finney being put into costume! Did Paramount make Lumet film a blasphemous alternate ending that nobody knows about??? THAT would sell.

(Speaking of Lumet, how about a DVD release of SERPICO???
That movie could use a remastering).

IF.... is a very close second. It would be great to hear a commentary by Malcolm McDowell on the experience of making the film (I'm sure he's had to recount it an infinite number of times before....).

And they all better be in anamorphic original-aspect ratio!!!


I'm not sure if I would really want to hear what Jerry Lewis has to say about his films now (not much of a fan), but I'm sure there's a market for his films much more than some of the other titles......


hope that helps,

brandon

P.S.
I would second a vote for more specialty releases of old CLASSIC Paramount studio pictures (as well as DANGER: DIABOLIK).
You guys need to be giving your early films the digital treatment before the celluoid is gone. It will all be gone, one day.....

Bonus features for Captain Kronos and the Hammer's The Man Who Could Cheat Death and Frankenstein And The Monster From Hell would really be exciting! And if we could hear from Christopher Lee, Jimmy Sangster, Caroline Munro and Madeline Smith I'll buy 10 extra copies of each and give them out as gifts!

When i buy dvd's i'm looking for 3 things 2 of wich are required
for purchase.
1-16x9 widescreen-REQUIRED
2-dts audio-REQUIRED
3-director's cut-the best special feature of them all-requested
However if a movie was orignally mono dd will do so everything
post jurrasic park MUST have dts. Though some old movies like star wars MUST have dts-really inportant milestone movies
like indiana jones(star wars,indy forest gump or any other old inportant movie)
As for special features trailers,bloopers,deleated/extended
scenes

thanks
REMEMBER for the most part no 16x9 no dts no $ale!

Foul Play!! You could have a "follow the white albino" special feature!

Tough choices to be sure. I'd have to go with any of these three though:

Day of the Locust

If

Looking for Mr. Goodbar

In order:

Murder on the Orient Express
Look for Mr. Goodbar
Foul Play

Another vote for Day of the Locust - I've been waiting on this one forever.

I'd go vote for Foul Play and Bugsy Malone.

Foul Play and Looking for Mr. Goodbar. With all of the Chevy junk out on DVD, it would be nice to remember when he was actually funny. Plus, that was a great phase for Goldie.

I know it's not on the list, but Il Conformista (The Conformist) has been #1 on my want list on DVD for years!

From the list though, definitely give If some bonus features, as it's widely considered one of the greatest films of all time!

Looking for Mr. Goodbar--with Diane Keaton's involvement in some way (commentary/doc/interview). Plus, interview film critic Robin Wood--one of the film's longtime proponents (he's a regular on the Hitchcock docs).

If--with McDowell commentary/extras