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Andy, just wanted to drop a quick "thanks" for the daily reminders on the Raintree County Facebook group about the TCM broadcast. I've been meaning to watch Raintree County on FilmStruck as I intended to do so long ago, but never found the time. Since it'll be leaving the streaming platform...

I have FilmStruck, but don't use it as often as I'd like (especially since I only ever stream it on my laptop or my bedroom television). Did a quick spot-check on Raintree here and there, but will try to watch the whole film either this or next weekend depending on my free time. I'm hoping...

I've been following the Release Raintree County on Blu-Ray/DVD page for years thanks to your continuing efforts to spread the word about it. So hopefully it's in the pipeline at Warner Archive, especially given that the FilmStruck streaming version looks good, but I'm sure a Blu-Ray would look...

I'd prefer if they actually put some effort into the set and gave us this: The theatrical version of the film An extended version of the film that re-instates all the finished animation, provided they still exist in the archives scenes (such as this one, which someone reconstructed online)...

Supergirl I had very vague memories of the film as a child, so I naturally was drawn to it when I found out it had a two-disc DVD (back in... 2000?) It wasn't until 2006 that I finally owned it (and for $65 to boot), and damn. It's terrible. Sometimes, I don't know if I love it in spite of...

The back cover for Pete's Dragon also lists it as 89 minutes, so there's that, too. If they were just offering the extended footage as supplements, I would assume they'd be HD, similar to how "If I Never Knew You" in Pocahontas was presented in HD on the Blu-Ray, but not as a branching option...

How long does it run? The 2001 DVD for Bedknobs runs a little over 20 minutes, but the 2009 DVD cuts it down to 11, with the aforementioned cuts being all of Scott MacQueen's talk about the restoration. I wish Disney had released the full 25th Anniversary special on this Blu-Ray, especially as...

Not gonna lie, when I saw just the thread title, this came in my head: He holds her in his arms. Would you? Would you? He tells her of her charms. Would you? Would you? They met as you and I, And they were only friends. But before the story ends... He'll kiss her with a sigh. Would you...

Same here. My siblings and I would imitate that scene all the time. We also were masters at "Step in Time" from Mary Poppins and the whole "cleaning the cottage" sequence in Sleeping Beauty.

Yeah, it's discussed in the "Music Magic" featurette (which as you said was chopped on the 2009 release). It's still amazing to see just how far they could get the image to look when compared to what they were working with.

A friend of mine showed me a comparison video for The King and I, between a 2005 HD transfer and the Blu-Ray. Not only was it different (as Matt pointed out), but apparently the Blu-Ray is slightly cropped, too. :( I'll wait out for single releases (maybe in Target digibooks?) and buy them...

Hmm... maybe I should talk about Disney more often. I've written to their Home Entertainment division several times in the past, used to write reviews for UltimateDisney.com and maintained a weekly Disney column for three years on another website. Certainly wouldn't mind if Disney was keeping...

If it's Disney, you'd want to contact Lori MacPherson. She's in charge of Walt Disney Studios Home Entertainment, and would be the one to ask for particular titles on Blu-Ray rather than Iger. But given the studio's treatment of their library since Blu-Ray's debut, it's apparent that they...

You're only a sucker if you have both box sets in addition to the 2005 Collector's Edition, the 1999 Gift Set, the 1997 "Ultimate Oz" laserdisc, the 1989 50th Anniversary VHS, and the 1988 Criterion Collection laserdisc.

Any idea what's on that fourth disc? I think it might be new to the collection.

Watching my copy now. Richard has just discovered Elise's portrait in the hotel's museum. If I could pick a word for this: stunning. Absolutely stunning. Oh, and the picture quality is good, too. ;)

It's excerpted from the 1999 documentary The Lady with the Torch, so it's not really a making-of in the true sense of the word. But it's still unimpressive. I'd rather they have just edited all the picture-in-picture interviews together into one complete piece (they run a collective 50...

Yes. I still have it on VHS somewhere. It was a two-night affair, which made me think it was a television miniseries, as I was 9 at the time. I can't remember much of what was added, and unfortunately, I can't check, as the VHS is at my parents' home out-of-state.

Been looking forward to this coming to Blu-Ray for a long time. One of my favorite films of all time. The DVD is non-anamorphic (and by today's standards, looks absolutely terrible), so I'm looking forward to finally retiring it in favor of this Blu-Ray.

For what it's worth, the menu and scene index listed for the DVD over at barnesandnoble.com show that it's labeled "Stella Dallas (1925)" and contains 11 chapters. Scene IndexDisc #1 -- Stella Dallas1. Chapter 1 [4:18]2. Chapter 2 [6:25]3. Chapter 3 [5:05]4. Chapter 4 [2:50]5. Chapter 5...

Since they included "Paperman" with Wreck-It Ralph, and Pixar films always included their theatrical short, I'm hoping this bodes well for seeing "Get a Horse!" with Frozen.

Thanks for the review, Matt! Will definitely be picking this up on the 10th, along with The Day of the Doctor. Does the Blu-Ray include A Musical Journey with Richard Sherman (20:50), which was created for the 2004 DVD? It looks like the Blu-Ray has incorporated most of the material from the...

To use an old internet joke (2010 called and wants it back): RAH's "A Few Words About...Twilight Forever" is still a better love story than Twilight.

Can't help with Re-Animator as I don't have that, but I've had a vested interest in Indiana Jones since I was four. If you have the Indiana Jones Blu-Ray, you'll have virtually everything from the 2003 box set except for one of the trailers for Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (it runs...

Tomorrow, and tomorrow, and tomorrow,Creeps in this petty pace from day to day,To the last syllable of recorded time;And all our yesterdays have lighted foolsThe way to dusty death. Out, out, brief candle!Life's but a walking shadow, a poor playerThat struts and frets his hour upon the stageAnd...

But it was worth repeating.

Picked up The Big Parade, From Here to Eternity, and The Little Mermaid this week. Of the three, The Little Mermaid was my favorite movie to watch, From Here to Eternity featured the best supplement (the Graphics-in-Picture track), and The Big Parade was just a wonder to behold in and of...

Agreed. Hopefully we'll see Warner release A Place in the Sun and Elephant Walk from Paramount's catalogue.

Now I'm really excited for this release, especially knowing how much work and care is going into it. Criterion can take all the time they want, it'll be worth the wait for me. :)

Andy, I had a feeling you would comment here, haha. Your friend's book caught my attention in the Gone With The Wind thread, and after seeing this one, I'm looking forward to acquiring both the book and this collection.