Recent content by Sky Captain

Somewhat late, but here goes... My opinion/guess as to why this list has a lot of recent TV shows is because the writers of the article and the people consulted think that many of the older '50's and '60's shows mentioned as not being on the list are dated, with a lot of sexist and racist...

Oh heck, there's no way in hell or Hogwarts this set will be issued as the OP wants, for a lot of obvious reasons everybody posting here who collects DVD's/Blu-Ray's/4K's and who knows anything about the industry knows. Just an ultimate box set similar to the Batman '66, Friends, and Smallville...

None of these have been on DVD, but if you want to see them be on DVD, you have to go to the Facebook page of Universal Pictures (both Paris and Kingston Confidential are from Universal Television) and put in a request for them to be on DVD (you can also go to Shout Factory's Facebook page and...

And sometimes, the good guy/gal can suffer a Pyrric victory, as happened in this movie and others.

Please tell, what to you is 'the dreck'?

Oh, but they do... just not a lot of them, and only ones that truly interest them, like this early effort from Larry Cohen.

Recently, there was this critic who after writing a nasty putdown of a certian recent Pixar film, was give such a fierce pushback that the online publication he was writing for had to retract the review.

A new Gamera TV miniseries, coming to and being streamed worldwide by Netflix on September 7, 2023. "GAMERA -Rebirth- Updates From Kadokawa (information in Japanese about the miniseries) As quoted from the Wikizilla page: Official site Official Twitter GAMERA -Rebirth- on Netflix...

You can also get a PS4 (Play Station 4) or an Xbox One and set it up so that you can watch DVD & Blu-Ray discs region free.

I'd like to see the following be released to DVD (or Blu-Ray if possible) *East Side/West Side *The Eleventh Hour *Breaking Point *Slattery's People *Ben Casey *Love On A Rooftop *Mr. Terrific *Captain Nice *My World, And Welcome To It *Accidental Family *My Friend Tony *N.Y.P.D...

The Bill Cosby Show and I Spy might not have any problems, but yes, Fat Albert and The Cosby Show will have problems being released.

The Trials of O'Brien is owned by MGM (which owns the Filmways catalog acquired as a a result of buying Orion Pictures), which means that Fox would be handling the DVD set if they decided to release it on DVD.

Would you rather her costume looks like this and gets the show a lot of dissing: Trust me, the costume looks just as good as it is now. Even the original Flash TV show of the early 90's had a darker costume:

Thanks.

Isn't the Tarzan cartoon owned by ERB Inc. and Dreamworks Classics (successors-in-interest to Classic Media, which acquired the two companies that bought out Filmation, which made the show?)