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A 100 films for $100 digital sounds fantastic but I am already going to have many of them I am sure. Hope they include many from the 30's to '60's but I expect most will be from the last 30 years.
A 100 films for $100 digital sounds fantastic but I am already going to have many of them I am sure. Hope they include many from the 30's to '60's but I expect most will be from the last 30 years.
I am looking forward to this promotion even though I agree many of us will own most of what is being offered.
However, even if we own 50 of the 100 films, $2 each is not a bad price for a digital copy.
I have never seen a Columbia Picture that started with this logo. Anyone know of a picture that used it? It's possible that films that used it when first released had their "Columbia Lady" changed to a later Lady with a Torch when re released.
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According to closinglogos.com, this logo [and a text variant] were in use from March 1924 to end of December 1927, and the first variations of the "Lady with a Torch" appeared in January 1928. Take that for what you will. https://www.closinglogos.com/page/Columbia_PicturesI have never seen a Columbia Picture that started with this logo. Anyone know of a picture that used it? It's possible that films that used it when first released had their "Columbia Lady" changed to a later Lady with a Torch when re released.
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In the world of “shorts”, The Three Stooges were to Columbia Pictures what Mickey Mouse was to Disney.I really hope they finally release the Three Stooges shorts on Blu-ray, it wouldn't be right to ignore them, since they are still immensely popular to this day, and of course a big part of Columbia's 100th Anniversary.