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With the news of Warners releasing those four Sinatra sets in May, I wonder if they would ever consider doing something along the same lines for Elizabeth Taylor? She still has so many titles to be released!!
Yes, Mr. Budgell, I was wondering the same thing. WB would be wise to release a few Liz two-fers as well, pairing FATHER'S LITTLE DIVIDEND and THE LAST TIME I SAW PARIS with an unreleased title to save those two from PD hell and still guarantee decent sales.
With the news of Warners releasing those four Sinatra sets in May, I wonder if they would ever consider doing something along the same lines for Elizabeth Taylor? She still has so many titles to be released!!
If they do, I hope they would consider giving us a version of 'Reflections In A Golden Eye' in natural colour instead of the gold-tinted version they included in the Brando box. Yes I know that was the way Huston wanted it to look, but I've always much preferred watching this excellent film without the tinting and I suspect a good many other admirers of the film probably feel the same way.
There are several titles that WB should save from public domain hell:
- The Last Time I Saw Paris
- Father's Little Dividend
- Life With Father
These are the titles that WB still need to release:
- Raintree County
- Beau Brummell (1954) (maybe pair it with the silent that TCM just aired?)
- Rhapsody
- The Girl Who Had Everything
- Love Is Better Than Ever
- The Big Hangover
- Conspirator
- Julia Misbehaves
- Cynthia
- The White Cliffs of Dover
So they have enough for two or three boxes, especially if they do the public domain titles...and a new National Velvet wouldn't hurt, either!!
So they have enough for two or three boxes, especially if they do the public domain titles...and a new National Velvet wouldn't hurt, either!!
Andy
No doubt! I pulled this out a few weeks ago and had forgotten how lousy the transfer is. This is a prime MGM title, and deserves the same level of care as the Technicolor musicals that have gotten the spiffed-up treatment.