Well, I've rencently been trying to get all of Tom Cruise's movies on DVD, and I've noticed that at lot of his earlier work is all barebones dvd's with a $10 price tag. Suppose films like Risky Business, Days of Thunder, Coctail, Far and Away, The Firm, Vanilla Sky, MI and more are coming in better editions?

Vanilla Sky is packed. I'd like to see SEs of the others though. VS does have a rumored SE, but's its been years.

Days of Thunder could use a good upgrade. I'd also like to see a sequel of such. Using today's Nextel Cup circuit of course.

Out of all those the only two that need work are Days of Thunder and Mission Impossible...both need anamorphic transfers....other than that I don't believe any of these should be revisted.

Risky Business needs a special edition. I won't rest easy until it happens.

I think "The Firm" could easily be a special collector's edition. It was a huge hit in 1993, grossing over $150 mil in the US and over $270 worldwide.

Nah, I disagree. The Firm needs more cowbell.

Now you've done it...

Come on- we need a special super-deluxe edition of "Losin' It", that includes a worm in the package! :-)

-jason

Of all the Cruise movies, I'd like to see an SE of this one the most.

Vanilla Sky is neither bare bones nor an "early" Tom Cruise film. Discuss.

LOL

risky business SE would be awesome.

^co-sign

I would also like to see DoT too.

Could you imagine Days of Thunder....dts

Have you forgotten "All the right moves"?

Being a Lea Thompson fan... I could never forget All the Right Moves

I am still waiting for a SE of Mission Impossible. I don't understand why Paramount won't release an anamorphic edition.

http://www.dvdactive.com/news/releas...-business.html


Title: Risky Business (IMDb)
Starring: Tom Cruise
Released: 16th September 2008
SRP: $19.96

Further Details:
Warner Home Video has announced a 25th Anniversary edition of Risky Business which stars Tom Cruise and Rebecca De Mornay. The Paul Brickman directed film will be available to own from the 16th September, and should retail at around $19.96. Extras will include a commentary by Tom Cruise, director Paul Brickman and producer Jon Avnet, an alternate ending, and a new making-of documentary. A Blu-ray edition will also be available for $28.99 with an additional video commentary function, and a digital copy of the film for transfer to a PC or portable device. Stay tuned for the official package artwork.

I wouldn't mind a better edition of The Color of Money.

That looks similar to the cover for They Live.

I'm in for this one.

I'd get it.

days of thunder does need a nice two disc set better transfer.... i would buy it i have yet to buy the bare bones thats out there now.... as i know they day i get around to it they will release a newer version...