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You're very persuasive, David! It can be tricky. If they detect any self-promotion the page will be deleted quickly. A neutral tone and facts from multiple sources that aren't the company itself will help it stick.

I will also be looking forward to "He Walked by Night." After seeing these great reviews about ClassicFlix, I'll make that my first purchase, and maybe blind buy one of these two - probably the one with Claire Trevor! By the way, it doesn't look like ClassicFlix has a Wikipedia page yet...

Got mine today and couldn't be happier! In her commentary, Gloria Stuart talks about James Whale's meticulousness and attention to detail. I'm enjoying seeing the details in things such as Morgan's face, the wood carvings in the dining room chairs, and so on... To answer a previous post, the...

Never seen or heard of this one, but anything with Edward G. Robinson is sure to be worth the time. What's the story behind it being elusive for so long, anything similar to "The High and the Mighty"?

Amazon lists special features now - 2 audio commentaries, the Curtis Harrington interview, and a new interview with Sara Karloff. So excited to be able to hear the Gloria Stuart commentary that others have long talked about! The Sara Karloff interview is interesting to me too since I had the...

As an avid reader of this forum who rarely finds the time to post, I feel compelled to echo the OP's sentiments regarding the WB Archive Collection. Simply put, I'm enjoying the hell out of these!! I'm a 30-year-old classic movie fan, and Warner's has always been my favorite studio. It's...

A toast to Prof. Higgins' first, best, and greatest pupil! Apologies if this has already been mentioned in this long thread, but there was a program (from the 1980s maybe?) about the R&H musicals hosted by Mary Martin. There was a great moment when Mr. Bikel played his guitar and sang...

I'm not a big fan of the genre, but I do enjoy this film. The first thing I always think about is the creepy chauffeur that looks like Robin Gibb from the Bee Gees.

I would probably buy this from TT. I'd like to see a better presentation of it than what I recently watched on TV. After seeing the short version, I went to YouTube and watched the trims. I feel like they took the wrong approach to editing this film, cutting 30 seconds here and there. Some...

I haven't, but I noticed TCM is showing it later this month so I look forward to it!

I agree with those who want some older titles, pre-1960s. I have 6 or 7 TT blu-rays from that era and love them. Bring on some more black & white please!

I recently caught this film for the second time on TCM and thoroughly enjoyed it. It features four of my favorite 1930s character actors: Thomas Mitchell, C. Aubrey Smith, John Carradine, and Raymond Massey. Carradine is so damn nasty, but he makes you smile! The hurricane climax really is...

Day 1 purchase for me! I first became aware of MFL as a small tot thumbing through my grandparents' old record albums in the late 80's. They had the Columbia Broadway cast album, and I played it after the cover art captured my imagination - the caricatured Higgins as puppeteer pulling Eliza's...

After watching the first disc of this set, I totally agree. I was blown away by the quality and attention to detail in the way the episodes are presented as well as the extras. I still can't believe how sharp and clear the kinescope material looks, and the transitions between the 16mm and 35mm...

Wow! What great extras! Can't wait to get this as I think it's one of the funniest movies ever. Bruce Dern is hilarious as the Vietnam vet with all the military equipment for spying on the neighbors. It will be fun watching the complete workprint and making-of doc.

I just received this set as a gift, and I love it! Is there any word on a Classics Vol. 2?

I strongly disagree as well, although it took me until a second viewing to come to this opinion: I think Power and Dietrich are magnificent if you consider that... This has become one of my all-time favorites. And like ahollis, I became a big Charles Laughton fan with this movie. His scenes...

This would probably be my list too (including the runner-up), except I would replace Andy with I Dream of Jeannie. I can never forget the look of disbelief on Dr. Bellows' face when he says stuff like, "Major Nelson... there's an elephant in your living room!" And the episode where Jeannie...

Has anybody here seen an uncut Honeymooners episode as originally broadcast? I wonder if the syndicated versions merely replaced the sponsor openings/closings and left the episode content alone or if little edits were made to the episodes like I Love Lucy?

The prospect of seeing the complete half-hour episodes of I Love Lucy with commercials and everything is a dream come true for me. I've only seen complete copies of a few 1st season episodes where the action segues directly into the cigarette commercials. Does anybody know if this practice...

I'm such a Hitchcock fan that to avoid having a Hitchcock-dominated list... Top 10 Alfred Hitchcock 1. Rear Window - also my favorite film of all time. 2. Psycho 3. The Birds 4. Dial M for Murder 5. Vertigo 6. Strangers on a Train 7. Rope 8. North by Northwest 9. The Trouble with Harry 10. To...

Can't wait for Witness for the Prosecution - one of my favorites! I'd be interested in seeing Marty again as well.

Hi, Bill. I'm new to the site too after being a long-time reader. I'm a fan of Bernard Herrmann's music, and so I've read through several of your rundowns over the past few years. Fascinating stuff!Cheers.