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Furthermore, any future posts that tries to rekindle this 3-D restoration argument again will be deleted and the poster will be thread banned. Enough already as this disagreement has reached its expiration date for any further discussion.

Yup, it's not a good movie! If I'm Warner, I would rather spend my monies on some titles that will actually move some units.

I just watched "Dangerous Mission" from a TCM recording that I had on my DVR for several months. Yikes! This 1954 released Technicolor movie that was filmed during the second half of 1953, has some serious color fading. It probably was filmed in widescreen format too, but the TCM showing was...

The movie "The Charge at Feather River" isn't anymore racist than any other western film produced in the 1950s. That shouldn't be the reason why it's not released. Hell, at this point, I would take a 2-D Blu-ray release because it's never even been released on DVD nor have I ever had the...

Right, I have the following three 3-D Blu-ray releases in my disc library: 08-11-14 11-17-14 05-16-17

There are a few movies like Charge at Feather River and The Glass Web. Of course, Hondo deserves a 3-D Blu-ray release.

TBH, not many of them.

Yes, this 3-D disc is impressive as the great John Alton’s cinematography is on full display.

I’ll be watching it early tomorrow morning.

We’re not going to revisit those points of contention again with a lengthy discussion on this forum. Let’s move on!

I'm looking forward to watching the 3-D disc on Tuesday morning as part of our "Noirvember Challenge".

Again, the forum's administration had nothing to do with that review's deletion. I don't think I have to spell it out to you.

You thought wrong!:)

Neither the owners nor moderators had anything to do with that review being deleted.