Gordon McMurphy

If EVERY film ever made was released on DVD tomorrow, which 10 would you buy?

Jeff_HR

1. Masada Mini-series
2. North and South Mini-series
3. Crossing Delancey
4. Twilight's Last Gleaming
5. Sybil - uncut
6. Helter Skelter - uncut
7. The Adams Chronicles Mini-series
8. The Incredible Shrinking Man
9. Hill Street Blues - every season in a box set
10. St Elsewhere - every season in a box set

I could name more, but you said 10.

Cogito, Ergo Sum
My DVD Library / The BLOOD is the Life!

Walter Kittel

Jim_K

King Kong
The Naked Spur
A Matter of Life and Death
The Palm Beach Story
Ride the High Country
Brides of Dracula
Duck You Sucker
Dial M For Murder
Man of the West
Island of Lost Souls

Oh, Fuck it


Bad Day at Black Rock
The Ballad of Cable Hogue
Beau Geste '39
The Black Cat '34
The Black Swan
The Body Snatcher
Bring Me the Head of Alfredo Garcia
Broken Arrow '50
Broken Lance
Captain Blood
Charley Varrick
The Counterfeit Traitor
The Curse of the Werewolf
Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde '32
The Enemy Below
The Fall of the Roman Empire
Flesh & Blood
Foreign Correspondent
Forty-Ninth Parallel
Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed
Freaks
The Great McGinty
The Great Northfield Minnesota Raid
The Gunfighter
Gunga Din
Hondo
Hud
Incident at Blood Pass
The Innocents
Jubal
Little Caesar
Lonely are the Brave
Major Dundee
Matthew Hopkins: Witchfinder General
Mutiny on the Bounty
My Darling Clementine
One Million Years B.C. '66
Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid
Point Blank
The Public Enemy
Quick Change
Red Lion
The Roaring Twenties
Samurai Assasin
Samurai Rebellion
Schindler's List
The Sea Hawk
The Set-Up
Seven Men From Now
The Spy Who Came in From the Cold
Stray Dog
The Sugarland Express
Suspicion
Sword of Doom
The Tall T
Twins of Evil
The Village of the Damned '60
White Heat
The Wind and the Lion
The Yakuza
Zatoichi and the Chess Expert

The Collection (Blu-Ray High Definition/DVD)

Pre-orders - BLU-RAY: Akira, The Dark Knight, The Day the Earth Stood Still, Death Proof, King Kong, La Femme Nikita, Planet Terror, Raging Bull, Ronin, The Third Man DVD: .................

TimJS

If you didn’t mean to exclude them, I’d be picking up ten ‘lost’ silents, beginning with A Daughter Of The Gods , at least one “Great” Theda Bara film, & several that I’m not sure of the status, something besides Haxan from Benjamin Christensen & an early Asta Nielsen.

If you mean stuff that could conceivably hit the shelves…

The Complete Harold Lloyd (oh Yes, hell just froze over-The Lloyd Trust made a deal)
Duck Soup
White Heat
King Kong
Power And The Glory
Brighton Rock
Hotel Terminus
Harlan County USA
Eyes On The Prize
Hollywood

Although this would still mean I couldn't prove there was a lady named Garbo who made films...

Tim

Restrained Excess

george kaplan

As others have pointed out, it depends what you mean by every film 'ever made'.

Using a very broad definition:

It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World (5+ hour original roadshow version)

Double Indemnity (with gas chamber ending)

Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid (with restored gas station scenes from The Killers)

The Good, the Bad & the Ugly (the restored version that's hopefully coming to dvd someday soon)

The Sting (OAR)

Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (uncut)

National Lampoon's Vacation (with cut camel scenes restored)

Suspicion (with Hitchcock's original ending - not sure if this was ever actually filmed)

The Godfather films (with cut scenes back in, including never before seen Michael's shotgun revenge scene)

WKRP in Cincinnati (with all original music)

From a more traditional meaning of just unreleased movies period:

Star Wars films

The African Queen

Top Hat

To Be or Not to Be (1942)

Out of the Past

The Long, Long Trailer

Ninotchka

Up in Arms

Mr. Blanding Builds His Dream House

Silver Streak

"Movies should be like amusement parks. People should go to them to have fun." - Billy Wilder

"Subtitles good. Hollywood bad." - Tarzan, Sight & Sound 2012 voter.

"My films are not slices of life, they are pieces of cake." - Alfred Hitchcock

"My great humility is just one of the many reasons that I am vastly superior to everyone else." - Ramrod Clerk

Steve Christou

Impossible to list just ten...(not counting imminent releases)

El Cid
Battle of the Bulge
A Bullet in the Head
Dracula (1979)
Flesh + Blood
Fire & Ice (Bakshi)
Wizards (Bakshi)
Colossus: The Forbin Project
Freebie and the Bean
Greystoke
Howard the Duck
King Kong (1933)
Son of Kong
Mighty Joe Young (1949)
Duck Soup
A Night at the Opera
Horse Feathers
Monkey Business (1931)
Mutiny on the Bounty (1962)
Once Upon a Time in the West
Poltergeist
Quo Vadis
Taras Bulba
Robinson Crusoe on Mars
The Skull (1965)
Dr.Terrors House of Horrors
The Fearless Vampire Killers
Twins of Evil
Vampire Circus
The Innocents
Star Wars IV-V-VI
Those Magnificent Men in their Flying Machines
Twilight Zone the Movie
The Wind and the Lion
Year of the Dragon

Dome Vongvises

Hmmm

Star Wars
The Empire Strikes Back
Return of the Jedi
Raiders of the Lost Ark
Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade
Return of the King: EE
...

I'll have to think of the other three.

Andrew_Sch

-Homicide: Life on the Street (all the seasons not already released)
-Rocko's Modern Life (funniest cartoon ever, and by far the most underrated)
-Star Wars Original Trilogy
-Indy Jones Trilogy (blind purchase)

Um...that's really all I can think of right now, as I didn't really become a big film fan until we got a DVD player, so almost all of the worthwhile movies I've seen are on DVD already.

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The Senator Theatre


My semi-respectable, moderately-sized collection

Patrick McCart

Abel Gance's Napoleon: Criterion Collection (5 1/2 hour, post-1981 version with both Carmine Coppola and Carl Davis scores)

The Thief and the Cobbler, Director's Cut: Criterion Collection (with both the bastardized cut and the reconstructed director's cut)

The Complete Max Fleischer Popeye (the Warner restorations)

Speedy (Harold Lloyd, UCLA restoration)

Pack Up Your Troubles (Laurel & Hardy) (restored version)

Song of the South (Scott MacQueen's restoration)

The Complete Paramount Marx Bros. (The Cocoanuts, Monkey Business, Animal Crackers, Horse Feathers, and Duck Soup)

The Complete W.C. Fields (Running Wild (Paramount), It's A Gift, Mississippi, You Can't Cheat an Honest Man, Never Give A Sucker an Even Break, International House, and others)

The Sin of Harold Diddlebock (restored edition)

Tell The Weinstein Company to release Richard Williams' animated masterpiece The Thief and the Cobbler on DVD in Panavision widescreen and uncut! See and hear what you're missing from their Bitsy Award winner of Worst Standard Edition DVD of 2006 on YouTube!