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Ain't it the truth. They kept me poor last year, and it looks like this year will be no different. Keep up the good work, guys!

It's finally happening! The Quiet Man on Blu! I'll pre-order as soon as humanly possible.

The Bells of St. Mary would be a great title for the holiday season. Just sayin....

I've never even heard of this movie, but that cover is dang cool, I'm ordering it as soon as possible.

Great News!!!! I'll finally be able to get a good copy of Ramrod, and in High-Def! You could release that in anything and I's like it! Really, though the cover isn't that bad. There are some ideas in the Olive cover design that I actually like (the use of the Veronica Lake image in...

In understand your point, but speaking for myself - I'm uninterested in spending the kind of money they ask for a heavily compressed, single-layer burned media when there are other companies who give me a greater value for the money. The days of Physical Media might be in decline, but the flood...

I agree with this. One of my problems with Warner is their stubborn refusal to license anything out to smaller companies willing to take the risk on more obscure titles. Fox may not have released much on Blu-Ray themselves this year, but they've licensed some good stuff out to Twilight Time...

Right - Warner owns more films that interest me than perhaps any other single company, and yet Olive has managed to release roughly four times as many interesting Blu-ray titles this year. Perhaps you can chalk it up to taste, or the fact that Warner's seems to send almost every classic release...

WOW! In a word...SOLD! I've been wanting an Appointment With Danger blu ever since Olive released the DVD a while back. It's top-notch Alan Ladd, and as a Ladd fan I never dreamed we'd get this on Blu-Ray (not to mention the excellent disc of Captain Carey, U.S.A. they just released!). Olive...

I'll start by saying that Olive Films without a doubt has had the most exciting lineup of releases this year. I've bought and pre-ordered more of their Blu-Rays than I can keep track of and have been pleased with most of them. I also appreciate that they present Blu-Ray versions of films that...

I agree. I'd buy any Errol Flynn on Blu. I even shelled out $30 for Twilight's 'Roots Of Heaven', which is quite a stinker. The scenes with Flynn are great, though. Lesser titles like this are why I wish someone had an effective MOD program with BD-Rs, a Double-Feature of 'Captain Fabian'...

If someone's gonna upgrade the Elvis Paramount's, they should start with Blus of Loving You and King Creole, both shot in glorious VistaVision.