Paramount announcements through end of year... (1 Viewer)

[JeremySt]

Awesome, alot in there I'll be picking up. No Mission Impossible: SE or Star Trek: First Contact?

 

[Damin J Toell]

They're only yet releasing Generations on 9/6 and The Undiscovered Country was only released in January. Did you really expect them to do a third SE re-release this year? They've only been doing 2 per year since the SE re-releases began.

DJ

 

[Joe_Pinney]

EDDIE MURPHY: RAW ??????????????????

Too, too, too many here I know I'll be picking up, but wow.....that is WONDERFUL news, finally one of the best stand-up performances put on film comes to DVD. Whew, now I can unclench.

 

[Michael Elliott]

I guess I should be thankful for all the overtime I'm getting at work. Since these will carry a cheap retail price I'll go for these:


Heartburn
Happy Days - Season One
The Country Girl
Broadway Bill (Capra - 1934)
Riding High (Capra - 1950)
The Rose Tattoo
Come Back, Little Sheba
Eddie Murphy Raw
Orca: The Killer Whale
I Married a Monster from Outer Space
Bug
Body Parts
Friday the 13th - 5 Disc Set
The Untouchables CE
The Stooge
The Delicate Delinquent
The Ladies' Man
The Patsy
Cinderfella
The Bellboy
The Errand Boy
The Family Jewels
The Nutty Professor CE
The Disorderly Orderly
Deep Impact CE
Fire in the Sky
Last Train from Gun Hill
Arrowhead
The Naked Jungle
Ragtime
Foul Play
Top Gun CE
Racing with the Moon
It's All True (Welles)


Hopefully those Lewis films will be available in a box set.

 

[Brandon Conway]

I think that this is a wonderful list, but I also believe that there are Q4 releases of catalog titles still to be announced. It's just so empty for many weeks near the end of the year.

 

[Sean Patrick]

i thought this thread would be flooded with posts about THE KEEP finally being released.

THE KEEP!!!!!!!!!!!!

also looking forward to Foul Play.

 

[Thomas T]

Re: "... this is the final catalogue title I've been waiting for"

How I envy you Allan! I've got literally hundreds and hundreds of catalogue titles still on my wish list. The announced Paramount release schedule make but a few dents. Still, I'm grateful Mr. Blythe.

 

[oscar_merkx]

very surprised about Raw as well

Good news indeed

 

[Yee-Ming]

Three pages and no one's remarked yet about Top Gun: CE? Mine! (Then again, there's at least one separate thread on this -- but I don't think it shows any posts today?)

Also glad to see Raw, Untouchables and ST:G.

No answer from anyone on the ST:TOS boxsets, which aren't listed. Anyone know? Or is this list just to announce previously unannounced/unconfirmed releases?

 

[StevenFC]

Thanks Jay E.

I'm not sure what I was thinking. I completely forgot that. I guess it's because the Universal owned Marx Bros. films are always referred to as the "Paramount" movies. Brain fart I guess. I saw the subject of this thread and automatically thought "Marx Bros"! As you can tell I really would like to own the entire collection.

 

[PhilipG]

Wahoo! One of my top five most wanted on DVD!

Bravo, Paramount! Here's hoping for some quality extras.

 

[Dave Scarpa]

What's the Price point of the Paramount TV releases , in line with the Cheers sets? Hogan's Heroes and Andy Griffith I'd probably spring for.

 

[Dave Scarpa]

I would'nt doubt that TOS box sets start after January 2005, seems like that's when all the box sets start

 

[Jon Hertzberg]

Great range of titles. I too put in a lot of requests for Racing With the Moon over the years. Thank you, Paramount.

-Jon

 

[Mike Frezon]

Thanks, Robert Harris, for the list!

Thanks, Paramount, for the list!

Thanks, Paramount, especially, for announcing the release of Ragtime. Ragtime was nominated, in 1982, for 8 Academy Awards -- Howard Rollins, Jr., Elizabeth McGovern, cinematography, score, song, screenplay, art/set direction & costumes.

And then there's.....Milos Forman, Randy Newman, Jimmy Cagney, Donald O'Connor, Moses Gunn, Pat O'Brien, Debbie Allen, Mandy Patinkin, Brad Dourif, Jeff Daniels, Fran Drescher, Samuel L. Jackson, Michael Jeter, John Ratzenberger, Robert Joy. A Dino DeLaurentis production.

 

[Dave_P.]

Wow, some nice titles there!

I'm still waiting on The Brady Bunch and Welcome Home Roxy Carmichael.

 

[Scott David]

I'm most excited about "Ragtime", too. Just sold my widescreen laserdisc on eBay in anticipation for the DVD release; thanks, Paramount, for making it official...and for making me feel better for parting with the LD.

 

[JimmyWilson]

October 12

The Jerry Lewis Productions (some with Dean Martin)
The Stooge
The Delicate Delinquent
The Ladies' Man
The Patsy
Cinderfella
The Bellboy
The Errand Boy
The Family Jewels
The Nutty Professor CE
The Disorderly Orderly
Andy Griffith Show - Season 1



Hopefully, all will include commentaries and special features such as deleted scenes, outtakes, trailers, promotional materials, etc. What worries me is that only THE NUTTY PROFESSOR is listed as a Collector's Edition.
Now, if Paramount could only schedule more DVD releases of Dino & Jer, especially LIVING IT UP, ARTISTS & MODELS, and SAILOR BEWARE -- and throw in JL's ROCK-A-BYE BABY and WHO'S MINDING THE STORE? for good measure.
Regardless, it's going to be one HUGE PARTY & CELEBRATION come October the 12th!!!!

 

[Ed Moroughan]

Really looking forward to 'Murder on the Orient Express', Albert Finney plays Poirot so well, and I've never seen it in OAR. to Paramount.

 

[Mark_TS]

Thanks, Paramount-I will be picking up many of these;


and just to keep them on the radar:

REDS
PHASE IV
EVENT HORIZON-SE
ROBINSON CRUSOE ON MARS
CRACK IN THE WORLD
THE CONFORMIST
AFRICAN QUEEN
1900

If... is supposedly slated for next month, ive read....