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There are three missing from my (flexible) top ten list; two are on the way: 1. Hamlet (Branagh; sourced from large format, I trust :emoji_thumbsup: ) 2. Bambi 3. Wife vs. Secretary (1936) -- Clark Gable, Myrna Loy, Jean Harlow ... the greatest film you've never heard of. And two that...

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The Postman Always Rings Twice arrives January 6th, 2004, along with a number of other classic titles (the winners in that AOL poll they conducted a few months ago). It should be up for pre-order now.

Oh, I just noticed -- if it's of any further help, I count five (!) major studio Errol Flynn's, rather than two: 1. The Adventures of Robin Hood 2. Objective, Burma! 3. Kim 4. The Master of Ballantrae 5. The Prince and the Pauper All are from Warner Bros.. I've only seen the first...

Sure thing, Walter. :emoji_thumbsup: I believe The Marriage Circle is a David Shepard product, and I'm always eager to see sales numbers as high as possible for his work -- silent films are championed by few producers on home video, and a few more names, perhaps, champion them in film...

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Current word (unofficial) has definitive editions of both Gone With the Wind (for its 65th Anniversary) and King Kong (either a three or four disc set, if I recall correctly) arriving in 2004. The strongest rumors were about Kong, which was apparently in the works earlier this year when the The...

Oh my goodness. What's left? Thousands (yep, thousands) of outstanding feature films from the 1920's (and specifically in Italy, the 1910's) to the present day, U.S., Germany, U.K., Italy, Russia, and many other countries. Peter scratchers the surface, but many doesn't even convey it. What we...