How is the quality of the DVD?
I never picked this up because I really don't want to put money towards buying DVDs but I wouldn't mind revisiting it some day also (watched, I think, every episode when it aired).
Is that a BD-50 was used a concern? Does it increase their costs enough to impact its profitability for the studio and/or increase costs for the consumer unnecessarily (in this case)?
Is there much of a cost difference for studios...
Quote:Originally Posted by David Weicker Some of this list are wants, some not so much. I too, echo the wish, that some of the classic 50s and 60s live-action had been included, but realize that most of this list is from later...
Quote:Originally Posted by dana martin
i was thinking the same thing, Stars and Stripes Forever gets a general release, as well as the upcomming Titanic (1953), The Big Trail and Barbarian and the Geisha become Wal-Mart...
Thank you for covering this one RAH. Seems like some of the titles licensed to Anchor Bay, Image, and the like don't receive as much press and word of mouth as some other titles (not necessarily speaking of here, just in general).
I...
Quote:Originally Posted by Neil Brock It actually would apply, even today. If there's something you think you might want to keep, its better to record it and then you know you have it. This way, if it comes out edited or never does...
I hope nobody takes offense to a long list of titles. Most are from the 90's with some 80's and 2000's also.Hopefully it will spark some memories for others. Though I skipped adding details for them given the amount mentioned. If...
Quote:Originally Posted by Brandon Conway
Licensing issues is the reason they are omitted when the films are outsourced to companies like Image and Anchor Bay. I'm not sure if its the big studios being unwilling/unable to license...
