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Dr. Strangelove was also released as a standalone 4K. Hopefully others like Oliver and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, will also see individual 4K releases.

Well, I'll pass on all titles for July.

The Little Fugitive, shot almost entirely on location at 1950s Coney Island.

I just recieved another update from Amazon, the release date is now August 13.

Okay, now this makes four movies on my April list.

Definitely Mask of Fu Manchu, but also, I never saw The Nun's Story or The Rain People, both sound interesting, so I will probably be picking those up as well, another reason to appreciate The Archive releases, one can discover new titles, for me at least, like these.

Yes! And I am one of them!!!

Well, nothing for me in the June announcements.

Wasn't the 1988 film, "Switching Channels", with Burt Reynolds and Kathleen Turner a sort of a remake of "His Girl Friday?"

While the lighting isn't so great in these photos, it pretty much represents the true look of the artwork, and yes, it does appear to be a bit washy, but to be fair, Warner Archives are not known for their stellar package design, but they clearly makeup for it on the prints of their Blu-rays.

I noticed that Amazon listed A Day at the Races as (BD50) (Blu-ray), but not for the other releases.

Love R.O. Blechman. Many may be familiar with his work in commercials, especially the CBS Christmas spot featuring a lumberjack and a tree of singing birds.

That looks absolutely beautiful, especially when realizing that it's over 100 years old!

I really hope they finally release the Three Stooges shorts on Blu-ray, it wouldn't be right to ignore them, since they are still immensely popular to this day, and of course a big part of Columbia's 100th Anniversary.

And I don't understand that, since Deep Discount, MovieZyng, Oldies, and Movies Unlimited all have these available for pre-order.

YES!! All of these can be crossed off my wish list, now. Thank you, Kino, for making that possible!!!

Congrats Kino!!!!

Merry Christmas to one and all at Kino!!

Same here.

Thank you, KINO, for one of the best Christmas gifts, EVER!!

Glad to see these poverty row studio releases getting better upgrades.

And I should add Big Bang Theory.

Family Guy, Friends, and King of Queens.

I am one who finds all of their films enjoyable, thirteen isn't really that many, with this upcoming release leaves only four more titles left, and here's hoping for those to be eventually available on Blu-ray soon.

Great news! More Cagney on Blu-ray!

Definitely upgrading Cabin in the Sky, Prince and the Pauper and of course, A Day at the Races!

Also listed, The Prince and the Pauper