What as yet unreleased catalogue titles would u like to see in 2003? (1 Viewer)

[Gary->dee]

(a few of these might already be available, not sure though)
Movies
Corvette Summer
The Gumball Rally
ABBA:The Movie
Schizopolis
Foxes(Jodie Foster)
Jeckyll & Hyde: Together Again
Young Doctors in Love
You Only Live Twice
Thank God It's Friday
Cloak & Dagger(Henry Thomas)
Crooked Earth(NZ movie)
The Brother From Another Planet
Hardly Working/Jerry Lewis collection
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century(late 70's version)
Arthur- special/collector's edition
The Road Warrior and Beyond Thunderdome- special editions
TV
Sid&Marty Kroft collection featuring HR Puffinstuff, Sigmund the Sea Monster, Land of the Lost
Benny Hill episodes from the 70's(no more of that 80's crap already available)
Paul Hogan, episodes of his Australian TV show(this guy had a hilarious show not a lot of people know about long before hitting the big screen)
Saturday Night Live- classic uncut episodes from the 70's
Buck Rogers TV episodes
Misc
Video collection of George Harrison featuring songs from 33 1/3
ABBA collection of live TV performances

 

[Joe Bernardi]

A wonderful movie starring Robert Duvall, Richard Harris, Sandra Bullock, Shirley MacLaine, and Piper Laurie (which few, it seems, have seen) --
Wrestling Ernest Hemingway

 

[Louis C]

TITANIC SE

BLAZING SADDLES SE

Goodfellas SE

CRIMSON TIDE SE

THE KARATE KID OAR

KINDERGARTEN COP OAR

DELTA FORCE OAR

COMPLEAT BEATLES

KUNG FU TV SERIES

ACE VENTURA: PET DETECTIVE OAR

GRUMPY OLD MEN OAR

"If it ain't OAR then it ain't been released"

 

[LarryDavenport]

This thread is way too long to read.

My list:

Billion Dollar Brain

Journey Through The Past

Pop Gear

Our Man In Havana

The Loved One

Vanishing Point

Orgazmo

Rage

Night of the Iguana

Stage Fright (Hitchcock)

Run Ronnie Run (Bob and David's Cut)

Made for TV Movies (1970's)

A Cold Night's Death

A Short Walk To Daylight

The Day The Earth Shook

Isn't It Shocking?

They Kill Their Masters Don't They?

Winter Kill

Deadly Game

Savages

Girl In The Empty Grave

 

[John Kilduff]

-"Who's That Girl?" (Warner Brothers)

-"Electric Dreams" (Warner Brothers, formerly an MGM title)

-"The Chipmunk Adventure" (MGM)

-"Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation" (Warner Brothers)

-"Glory! Glory!" (MGM)

-"Pass The Ammo" (Artisan...OAR, please, and that goes for all titles preceding and following as well!)

-"Back To The Beach" (Paramount)

-"National Lampoon's Class Of '86" (Paramount)

-"URGH! A Music War!" (Warner Brothers, formerly a Lorimar title)

-The John Hughes Universal releases ("Weird Science", "16 Candles", "The Breakfast Club")

-"Streets Of Fire" Special Edition (Universal)

-"Scarface" Ultimate Edition (Universal)

-"8 Million Ways To Die" (Columbia/TriStar)

-"The Legend Of Billie Jean" (Columbia/TriStar)

-"Year Of The Dragon" (Warner Brothers, formerly an MGM title)

-"Breakin'" (MGM)

Sincerely,

John Kilduff...

And that's what I'm looking forward to on DVD!

 

[Paul_Nyman]

One film I'd like to see get released is "Leningrad Cowboys Go America" finally on DVD.

 

[Gary->dee]

I forgot one, Mel Brooks' 1976 "Silent Movie".

 

[Brian W.]

An anamorphic Chariots of Fire.

An anamorphic The Sting.

Warren Beatty's Reds.

Roman Polanski's Tess.

 

[Stan T]

I'd like to see:

Sleeping With The Enemy (Julia Roberts)

Casper (Universal Movie)

Schindler's List

Any news on any of these?

 

[Gordon McMurphy]

LarryDavenport: Neil Young's 1972 semi-documentary?! I too would love to see it. I'm a big Neil Young fan. It would be great to see the 1976 Neil & Crazy Horse concert film too.
Winter Kills is on DVD from Anchor Bay as a 2-Disc Special Edition.
Gordy

 

[Karl F]

I second Paul Nyman's Leningrad Cowboys vote, as well as some other Aki Kaurismaki stuff: Ariel, La Vie de Boheme, Match Factory Girl...maybe when Man Without a Past comes out, we'll get some coattail riders, too. I'd also like his brother Mika's Zombie and the Ghost Train.

Others:

Anything by Emir Kusturica, especially Black Cat White Cat, Underground, and Time of the Gypsies

City Unplugged, an Estonian heist film

Welsh dark comedy Twin Town

Swedish '70s cop film Man on the Roof

Lapp adventure film Pathfinder

Icelandic comedy Remote Control

The Chocolate War

Claude Chabrol's The Swindle

Juzo Itami's Minbo

Grisbi, with Jean Gabin and Jeanne Moreau

Safe Men and Lawn Dogs with Sam Rockwell

Guilty Pleasure: Trespass

Mostly I am BURNING INSIDE for some Kusturica.

--K

*EDIT: John Kilduff -- yeah, I'd buy a copy of Urgh!

 

[Alex Spindler]

Hmmm, my current list of "Would Buys":

Blade Runner : SE

Blood of Heroes

BMW : The Hire Season 2

Bottle Rocket : SE

Breakfast Club: SE

Cast a Deadly Spell

Class of Nukem High II

Class of Nukem High III

Croupier

Dawn of the Dead : SE

Dead Alive/Braindead : SE

Dial M for Murder

Framed - Jeff Goldblum/Kristin Scott Thomas

Frighteners : SE

Hardware

Killer Bees

Mission Impossible : SE

Miracle Mile (OAR)

Office Space : SE

Panic Room : SE

Raising Arizona : SE

Return of the Living Dead II

Road Warrior : SE

Rocketman

The Bees

The Deadly Bees

The Game : SE

The People Under the Stairs

Titanic : SE

Wild at Heart : SE

TV Series:

Jonny Quest - 1964-65

MTV's The State

The Tick : Season Sets

 

[Gordon McMurphy]

I think that Frederick Wiseman's controversial 1967 documentary, TITICUT FOLLIES really ought to be on DVD. Time and again, it is called 'the greatest documentary ever made' - it would make a great Criterion DVD. I e-mailed Criterion yesterday about the film. Wiseman's HIGH SCHOOL (1969) would also make an interesting DVD.
Gordy

 

[Thomas Kolla]

Return of Count Yorga (MGM)

House of Dracula (Universal)

Taste the Blood of Dracula (Warner)

Dracula A.D. 1972 (Warner)

Brides of Dracula (Universal)

Dracula Has Risen From The Grave (Warner)

 

[LarryDavenport]

Gordon:

Not Winter Kills with Jeff Bridges. Winter Kill with Andy Griffith.

 

[Rob P S]

Heartbeeps (1981)
The Heavenly Kid (1985)
Hot Chili (1985)
Hot Moves (1985)
Hot Resort (1985)
I Wanna Hold Your Hand (1978)
King of the Hill (1993)
Mischief (1985)
The Monster Squad (1987)
Moving Violations (1985)
Night of the Creeps (1986)
Private Resort (1985)
Racing With the Moon (1984)
Scavenger Hunt (1979)
School Spirit (1985)
Screen Test (1985)
Screwballs (1983)
Six Pack (1982)
Six Weeks (1982)
Student Bodies (1981)
Summer School (1987)
Terror Train (1980)
Up the Creek (1984)
Young Doctors in Love (1982)

 

[Paul Drake]

We're getting into 2004 "wish list" now since we're so late into 2003:

The Dead End Kids films

The Charlie Chan films

King's Row

The Mr. Moto films

Hush, Hush Sweet Charlotte

Dial "M" for Murder

Lifeboat

The Bowery Boys films

Laurel and Hardy not included on upcoming Artisan set

The Saint/Falcon films from the 40's

 

[Brian W.]

Roman Polanski's Tess

Kiss of the Spider Woman

The Accidental Tourist

The Dresser

Missing

Julia

The Turning Point

The Emigrants

Sounder

These are the only Best Picture nominees since 1970 that have never been domestically issued on DVD.

 

[richardWI]

"Zelly and me"
A beautiful, little known film that no David Lynch fan should be without!
Oh yeah and the 2 Dark Shadows movies with all the fixins please!

 

[Brian PB]

I went back to my post from February to see what progress has been made:
My Highest Priority List:
Adventures of Robin Hood (Curtiz/1938/Warner)--to be released 9/30/03
Apu Trilogy (S. Ray/1955/Columbia Tristar)--released in R2 by Artificial Eye; no word on R1 release
Au Hasard Balthazar (Bresson/1966/Criterion)--expected late 2003 or early 2004
Bringing Up Baby (Hawks/1938/Warners)--not mentioned in chat with Warners, but possibly 2003 per Barrie Maxwell
Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith (Schepisi/1978/New Yorker)--no word
The Conformist (Bertolucci/1971/Paramount)--no word
David Copperfield (Cukor/1934/Warner)--no word
A Day in the County/Une Partie de campagne (Renoir/1937)--R2 version from bfi 7/28/03; no word on R1
Diary of a Country Priest (Bresson/1950/Criterion)--expected in 2004
Earrings of Madame de . . . (Ophuls/1953/Criterion)--no word
Fanny & Alexander (Bergman/1983/MGM/UA)--R2 available from Artificial Eye; no word on R1
Greed (von Stroheim/1925/Warner)--will likely be released thru Warner's Turner Classic Movies imprint. 2004?
Gunga Din (Stevens/1939/Warner)--no word
Hail the Conquering Hero (P. Sturges/1944/Universal)--no word
Ikiru (Kurosawa/1952/Criterion)--expected in 2004
It's a Gift (McLeod/1934/Universal)--no word
Killer of Sheep (Burnett/1977)--will be released theatrically, then on DVD by Milestone (probably 2004)
La Belle noiseuse (Rivette/1991/New Yorker)--tentative release date 9/23/03; available in R2 from Artificial Eye
La Dolce vita (Fellini/1960)--expected from Koch Lorber in September; available in R2 (Italy) from Medusa
L'Amore/Ways of Love (Rossellini/1948)--no word
L'Atalante (Vigo/1934/New Yorker)--released 4/8/03
Los Olivados/The Young & the Damned (Bunuel/1950)--R0 NTSC available from Films sans frontières
Magnificent Ambersons (Welles/1942/Warner)--Warner Chat: "We have no scheduled date for AMBERSONS at the moment but we hope to release it in the near future."
A Man Escaped (Bresson/1957/New Yorker)--tentative release date 12/23/03
Man of Aran (Flaherty/1934/Home Vision)--released 5/20/03
Menilmontant (Kirsanoff/1924)--no word
Midnight (Leisen/1939/Universal)--no word
Miracle of Morgan's Creek (Sturges/1944/Paramount)--was expected in 2003, but not on release list for rest of year. 2004?
A Night at the Opera (Wood/1935/Warner)--expected in 2004 (Warner Chat)
Night of the Shooting Stars (Taviani Bros/1982/MGM/UA)--released 7/1/03
Pandora's Box (Pabst/1928/Criterion)--no word
Persona (Bergman/1966/MGM/UA)--tentative release date 11/18/03
Raise the Red Lantern (Zhang Yimou/1991/MGM/UA)--no word
Ride the High Country (Peckinpah/1962/Warner)--no word
Rules of the Game/La Règle du jeu (Renoir/1939/Criterion)--expected 2003 or 2004; available in R2 from bfi
Scarface (Hawks/1932/Universal)--available 9/30/03, but only in the Scarface: Deluxe Gift Set
Scarlet Letter (Sjostrom/1926/Warner)--no specific word; could be released on Turner Classic Movies
Schindlers' List (Spielberg/1993/Universal)--rumored for February 2004
Story of the Last Chrysanthemums (Mizoguchi/1939/Criterion)--no word
To Have & Have Not (Hawks/1944/Warner)--expected 2003 (Warner Chat)
Tokyo Story (Ozu/1953/Criterion)--expected late 2003 or early 2004
Treasure of the Sierra Madre (Huston/1948/Warner)--release scheduled 9/30/03
Twentieth Century (Hawks/1934/Columbia Tristar)--no word
Ugetsu (Mizoguchi/1954/Criterion)--no word
Umberto D. (De Sica/1952/Criterion)--to be released 7/22/03
Un Chien Andalou (Buñuel/1928/?)--no word
Wedding March (von Stroheim/1928/Paramount)--no word
The Wind (Sjostrom/1928/Warner)--possible for release on Turner Classic Movies imprint
Yankee Doodle Dandy (Curtiz/1942/Warner)--to be released 9/30/03
Zero for Conduct (Vigo/1933/Criterion)--no word of R1 release; R2 release 8/25/03 in The Jean Vigo Collection from Artificial Eye
So, all-in-all, great news for my list (especially since I bought my Malata).