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Oliver, I think part of it is that I'm older now and have come to realize that my time on this earth is becoming shorter each day and I've accepted the simple fact that many of my favorite films will never be presented as I prefer them to be on home video. Sadly, the studios have failed big...

Thank you Oliver that's exactly what I saying with my previous comment. To each his own and I sincerely mean it.

What you do with your hobby is your business and I didn't miss your point as I'm content with what I do with my hobby and have no problem with how you handle this great hobby. As I previously stated, my comments should not be taken as a criticism. I just rather be me when it comes to the hobby...

This shouldn't be taken as a criticism towards others. Thankfully, my tolerance level isn't nearly as high as some people around here. Otherwise, I would be consumed by PQ-issues instead of just enjoying the movies themselves. My pea brain can only handle a certain number of distractions when...

Man, I'm too much into the film to be making any type of adjustments especially video-wise. When the opening sequences first appeared on my display yesterday, I instantly had a flashback to when I viewed this fine film for the first time as a kid back in 1964, at my neighborhood movie theater...

I viewed the TT disc today. Frankly, I was too involved in the movie itself to even notice any disc defects. It looked fine to me and sometime this weekend, I'll pull out the UK disc for some comparison viewing. However, Michael Caine with those fake eye lashes did catch my attention again. ;)

Right, a lot of expanded energy for a zero resolution situation except to stroke a few certain egos.

Same here!

Man, it seems like my orders at SAE always ship out later than many here. I ordered the same three titles and they still haven't shipped out.

Looks like it's starting to ship according to an email from SAE.

Aren't they also available through TCM Shop at about $5 more than Screen Archives Entertainment, though, they don't ship outside of USA?

Man, now I'm really looking forward to viewing Zulu again. It was almost 50 years ago that I viewed it for the first time at my local theater during the summer of 1964. The film has remain one of my favorite all-time movies.

In the end, it really doesn't matter as what looks good on my display while viewing it with my eyes takes precedence over anything what some others might have to say about a certain BD. The same should apply to each of us despite our need for confirmation from others.

Because such arguments are rarely settled in these type of discussions. Certain individuals have a tendency to dig in their heals due to their constant need to be right with their POV.

There was a vocal dissent about this BD being bad just like there was a vocal approval for this BD. How was I not being fair with my comment about "not in this lifetime" comment about the following:

Not in this lifetime. :)

I can't wait to see these BDs. As to sales, I'm not surprise that Zulu is behind those other two titles since many have bought the UK release like myself.