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A few of my hopes for TT to release: The Best of Enemies (1961) Nine Hours to Rama (1963) Who's Minding the Mint (1967) You Can't Win Em All (1970) The 7th Dawn (1964)

Really looking forward to the March titles. I ordered all 5 of them. I am dying to see Anastasia and Exodus again. Two of my all time favorites. On another note, does anyone else have mixed feelings about the revelation of a Fox deal with Kino? While I am certainly grateful for any blu ray...

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I am eternally grateful to Twilight Time for finally releasing Night of the Generals. I cannot wait to have this in my hands. A huge thank you to Nick, Brian and Julie for this title. :D

Any hope for these two titles from Director Mark Robson: Lost Command (1966)(Columbia) Nine Hours to Rama (1963)(20th Century Fox) Would love to see Twilight Time give these two fine films the respect they deserve. :D

Pre-orders for the Jan titles go live on Tuesday, December 30th at 4 pm EST.

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Tune in at SAE this Wednesday, December 3rd at 4 pm EST to qualify for your free copy of AUDREY ROSE signed by actress Susan Swift. Just purchase $100 or more of TT product to win one of these special copies. Only 100 available - and strictly limited to one per person.

How about these Columbia Comedies: The Trouble with Angels (1966) Where Angels Go Trouble Follows (1968) Who's Minding the Mint (1967) And these Columbia War movies: Anzio (1968) The Night of the Generals (1967) The Heroes of Telemark (1965) The Bedford Incident (1965) I really do have a...

I would be forever grateful for the following titles: You Can't Win 'Em All (1970) Charles Bronson and Tony Curtis The Night of the Generals (1967) Peter O'Toole and Omar Sharif The Horsemen (1971) Omar Sharif and Jack Palance The Beast (1988) Jason Patric and Stephen Bauer Please Twilight...

Seven titles for me! I can't say thank you enough to Twilight Time for Follow That Dream and The Secret of Santa Vittoria. Two of my favorites from the 60's.

Now I know why I admire and respect Twilight Time as much as I do! What a classy company!

My first post to the forums! I received my copies of both Zulu and Khartoum and could not be happier with the results. The transfers look brilliant! Unfortunately, the packaging on the discs I received were not so great. It seems there has been a switch to the Eco Cases. As a long time...