FINE T.V. MOVIES Not yet on DVD... (1 Viewer)

[Eugene Esterly]

One TV movie which is not on DVD is Return To Green Acres.

 

[Eugene Esterly]

Castaways on Gilligan's Island & Harlem Globetrotters on Gilligan's Island are not yet on DVD.

 

[Jared M]

National Lampoon's: Attack of the 5'2" Women
The Girl Most Likely to...
My Date with the President's Daughter

 

[ScottR]

Alice in Wonderland (1985)
Roots: The Next Generations
The Thorn Birds
The Karen Carpenter Story
The Dreamer of Oz: The L. Frank Baum Story

 

[Ricardo C]

- John and Yoko: A Love Story
- Meat Loaf: To Hell and Back
- Two of Us
- Pirates of Silicon Valley
- The Colony

 

[Jon_Stevens]

Just wanted to mention that Michael Caine's Jekyll and Hyde is out on dvd. I think Platinum released it. I wish someone would release Jack the Ripper with Caine in ntsc. I've been wearing my pal copy up.

 

[Randall Z]

The Day After

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[Steve Phillips]

JEKYLL AND HYDE with Micheal Caine is on DVD from Platinum Entertainment. It can be found for under $8.00.

 

[Tom Boucher]

I sure liked Earth Star Voyager, but then I was a kid so it may be corny now

 

[Gary Harris]

The 70s mini-series "Harvest Home".

 

[Robert Montoya]

Seven in Darkness 1971 t.v. film about seven blind people that survive a plane crash on to of mountain.

 

[todd s]

How about "The First Olympics: Athens 1896". It was a 4hr miniseries NBC aired in 1984.

 

[Rob Willey]

Tribes with Jan Michael Vincent.

I second And The Band Played On and Conspiracy.

Rob

 

[John Berggren]

And the Band Played On is on DVD in anamorphic widescreen.

 

[Tom Morgan]

I would like to see
Grand Tour: Disaster in Time (1992) (TV) and
Timestalkers (1987) (TV)

 

[Eugene Esterly]

Here are several more TV movies which are not out on DVD such as:
Frankenstein Meets the Chipmunks (from 1991)
Frankenstein: The College Years

 

[Dick]

Gary - I'd sure love to see a fine director re-make HARVEST HOME for theatrical release with none of the censorship constraints imposed by network t.v, which inevitably crimped that production (to say nothing of a weak lead). And every else: great additions to my initial list. I would also add HBO's FLIGHT OF BLACK ANGEL. I hope studios who own the rights to some of these movies are reading this thread.

 

[Paul McElligott]

Special Bulletin - the 80's video production values might not tax the limits of the DVD format, but it's still a great movie.

The Day After - I second or third or fourth that one.

Jack the Ripper - with Michael Caine. Quick, before I wear out my VHS.

Day One - The Manhattan Project with David Staithern as Oppenheimer and Brian Dennehy as General Groves. Much better than Fat Man and Little Boy.

Winds of War - With the sequel coming out, someone figure the legalities out and get this one released, too.

Raid on Entebbe - These days, this movie would be an obvious choice.

Amerika - A lot of people hated this miniseries, but I think it deserves another look.

Favorite Son - a deliciously trashy political thriller with the chick from Crocodile Dundee and about as much gratuitous nudity as you could get away with on TV.

 

[Eric Fisher]

how about a recent USA one called Time Thrillers or Time Seekers (or something along those lines). I thought it was an interesting story involving time travel.

 

[Eugene Esterly]

Well, the 1993 TV horror movie called The Tower which stars Paul Reiser is not on DVD.