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MarcoBiscotti · 07-23-2007, 08:15 PM

since you're covering comedy shorts, add a complete collection of Robert Benchley's MGM output to the list. chronological would be the way to go and I assume could be covered with a single-disc.

the Boston Blackie films would be fun but I'm certain we'll never see the Columbia titles and I'm not too confident there'd be a market for the 1920's film output. I'm not even sure what condition the elements are in and there's almost no chance that any of the studios would consider them... I don't think there's much viability there.

I'd kill for all the other listed though, thankfully we already have the Stooges coming!

07-23-2007, 08:15 PM	#2 of 23
MarcoBiscotti Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Local Time: 04:05 AM Local Date: 12-02-2008 Posts: 4,418	Re: Classic series desired on DVD... since you're covering comedy shorts, add a complete collection of Robert Benchley's MGM output to the list. chronological would be the way to go and I assume could be covered with a single-disc. the Boston Blackie films would be fun but I'm certain we'll never see the Columbia titles and I'm not too confident there'd be a market for the 1920's film output. I'm not even sure what condition the elements are in and there's almost no chance that any of the studios would consider them... I don't think there's much viability there. I'd kill for all the other listed though, thankfully we already have the Stooges coming! Last edited by MarcoBiscotti : 07-23-2007 at 08:20 PM.