Fox Studio Classics - complete release details (1 Viewer)

[Jeff_HR]

I'd love to get my hands on "Peyton Place".

 

[Douglas R]

Well, for one thing, that list is incomplete for sure: the two titles several of us ordered already (AAE and HGWMV) aren't on it!

The leaflet within the DVDs does include AAE and HGWMV amongst the titles listed as "eligible" for the Sunrise offer.

 

[Jon Robertson]

Last, I am very disappointed that you have to cut out holes on your insert sheet in order to get Sunshine. So in order to have nice copies at home you will have to buy an extra three copies of the movies just to get the proof-of-purchase tabs and then throw these copies away. I am very disappointed with this.

 

[AlanP]

comic sans
Has anyone heard if the following FOX FILMS
will be appearing on DVD-SOON ?
"ISLAND IN THE SUN"
"HELLO DOLLY"
"VALLEY OF THE DOLLS"
"BEYOND THE VALLEY OF THE DOLLS"
"THE THREE FACES OF EVE"
"THE FUGITIVE KIND"
"LONG HOT SUMMER"
"MOVE OVER DARLING"
"PEYTON PLACE"
"RETURN TO PEYTON PLACE"
I know AMC BACKSTORIES were completed
on a couple of these films, I saw them
on AMC.

 

[Brian W.]

Okay, can somebody refresh my memory: What movies have been released already that are part of the Sunrise deal?

 

[Craig S]

What movies have been released already that are part of the Sunrise deal?

All About Eve, Gentlemen's Agreement, and How Green Was My Valley streeted Tuesday, and are the first three titles in the Fox Studio Classics series (and the first that are part of the Sunrise deal).

 

[Robert Crawford]

Yesterday, I sent my purchase documentation to Fox for the "Sunrise" dvd. Hopefully, I'll have it in 6-8 weeks then I'll report my review of the dvd.




Crawdaddy

 

[Robert Crawford]

New wave of war films on dvd coming in May:



This DVDFile article only has six of the eight films listed, I wonder what the other two will be?

 

[Jeff_HR]

Coming this spring from Fox Home Entertainment are eight new classic disaster/war flicks sure to make your home theater seem like D-Day. All will hit stores on May 20th and are presented in their original theatrical aspect ratios, and include trailers: The Blue Max, The Desert Fox, The Enemy Below (includes "The War Situation," "U-Boat Captured By Biplane" and "Inside The German U-boat Base At Lorient, France" MovieTone News clips), 13 Rue Madeleine (includes "Captured Pictures Show How Nazi V-2 Rockey Was Born" MovieTone News clip), Heaven Knows Mr. Allison (includes "Tarawa: Marines Toughest Battle!," "King And Nimitz View Scenes Of Saipan Victory" and "Japs' Raid Saipan" MovieTone News clips), and Sink the Bismark! Retail is $14.95 a pop.

Heavenly news! I'll be buying most of them.

 

[Jon Robertson]

So it's now confirmed that this is an offer open to Region 1 residents only? :frowning:

 

[Doug Bull]

Terrific news about more War Movies, but where are Fox's great collection of Musical Classics?

There was talk of a batch of Musicals to be released in conjunction with the opening of "Chicago".

But so far, no sign of anything.

 

[oscar_merkx]

I guess you do not flood the market with everything at once, so I suspect that this will take one or two weeks mor before a press release goes out.
You never know

 

[oscar_merkx]

http://www.dvdfile.com/software/dvd-...003/01_17.html
great news indeed
Updated
Love is A many Splendored Thing April 6
Thanks Crawdaddy

 

[Robert Crawford]

Today, Fox announced another classic release according to the link provided in the post before this one.



Crawdaddy

 

[rbirk]

Craig,

I order from dvdsoon and I don't get any printed receipt from them. Only an email confirmation. Yes, I do find the holes in the insert sheets to be very annoying. At least fox have rather small holes on the insert sheet and not big ones on the back cover as some other companies have.

Ron Birk

 

[Brian W.]

All About Eve, Gentlemen's Agreement, and How Green Was My Valley streeted Tuesday, and are the first three titles in the Fox Studio Classics series (and the first that are part of the Sunrise deal).

Thanks, and I fortunately want all three of them!

 

[oscar_merkx]

http://www.dvdfile.com/software/dvd-...003/10_21.html
The Ghost & Mrs. Muir is the latest in their Studio Classics line, this first-ever DVD edition features a remastered transfer in the film's original 1.33:1 theatrical aspect ratio, a remixed English 2.0 stereo track (the original mono mix is also included), two audio commentaries by Gregg Kimble and Christopher Husted, and Jeanine Bassinger and Kenneth Geist, a biography on Rex Harrison, a still gallery, and theatrical trailers. Retail is $19.95.
Great news that the original mono track is also included

 

[Jeff_HR]

Is there a chance that "The Man Who Never Was" (1956 Widescreen) will be part of a later release of films in the Fox War Series? I think this film deserves a release just as much as some of the already announced films.

 

[oscar_merkx]

from todays dvdfile

The full specs for Fox Home Entertainment's latest entry in its Studio Classics series has just been announced, the Oscar winner Love is a Many-Splendored Thing. Street on May 6th, this set features a new 2.55:1 anamorphic widescreen transfer, restored English 2.0 stereo and English, French and Spanish mono tracks, new audio commentary by Michael Lonzo, Sylvia Stoddard and John Burlingame, two MovieTone News clips ("Audience Awards Presentations" and "Photoplay Awards A Hollywood Highlight"), a restoration comparison, biographies, and theatrical trailers. Retail is $19.95.

cover is included as well

 

[Claes Ljunghorn]

restored English 2.0 stereo and English, French and Spanish mono tracks

Hopefully also original english 4.0 like the british release - link