Pre-90s catalog on Blu - A comprehensive list - Page 3

I'm really excited about that one, but whoever designed the cover "art" for it should be in Trouble with a capital "T" and that rhymes with "D" and that stands for "Dismissed."

I got The Dam Busters this week. I was supposed to also get The Ladykillers but it got delayed.

I know, right... What happened to Warner's beautiful packaging of classic musicals like the Judy Garland ones... They were going so well on DVD. I loved all those original theatrical art releases. They've just done one for Wagon Train that I've ordered. But not for blu ray because of this perception that its a PS3-owner's format. but why bother trying to make a 1962 musical like The Music Man or a 1958 musical like South Pacific look like a modern release? I think those covers look like the sort of releases that fans of musicals would buy, not fans of classic film, so maybe that makes sense.

I appreciate a list like this since I just joined the Blu-ray club. I felt lost, not knowing what is currently available. Browsing in stores isn't much help - many retailers only carry the mainstream stuff while others don't stock every title.  I'll be referring to this list quite often - thanks!

thanks for the list =D, i really dig it =).

I'm excited about Dr. Zhivago. I never replaced my LD with a DVD. I will buy a copy unless it only comes in an expensive, huge box o'junk complete with stuff like a little sled, party arm-band, Red Army wristwatch, machine gun bullet, and whatever else.

It will be a digibook only, so you can buy that one .
Too bad they didn't use the original artwork, but that's another matter.

I'm jazzed about SEVEN SAMURAI and BIGGER THAN LIFE. Good work, Criterion(and please bring us the restored RED SHOES on BD soon!).

hey brandon =). thank you for the list!!! i used this to make my purchases ;). i luv classics =).

Brandon the list is great, thanks.
any chance you can bold the movie titles, would be a ton easier to glance through it with the titles bolded.

Amazon has recently added the following placeholders which is a good indication that the titles will be released in the coming year

Warner

Ben Hur

Kelly's Heroes

Caddyshack

Excalibur

Citizen Kane

Camelot

Victor/Victoria

Cabaret

Bandwagon

Yankee Doodle Dandy

Singing in the Rain

A Streetcar Named Desire

King Kong

Around the World in 80 Days

Rebel Without a Cause

East of Eden

Singing in the Rain

Top Hat

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?

MGM/UA

West Side Story

Annie Hall

The Lion in Winter

A Hard Day's Night

Tom Jones

Fox

Cleopatra

Oklahoma

Carousel

King and I

Moulin Rogue

The Rocky Horror Picture Show

The Sound of Music

Star Wars

All About Eve

Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

State Fair

Paramount

Apocalypse Now

Once Upon a Time in the West

Raiders of the Lost Ark

The Ten Commandments

My Fair Lady

Breakfast at Tiffany's

Romeo and juliet

Roman Holiday

Terms of Endearment

SONY

Lawrenace of Arabia

Bridge on the River Kawi

Funny Girl

Oliver!

As Good As it Gets

From Here to Eternity

On the Waterfront

You Can't Take it With You

It Happened One Night

All the King's Men

MCA

To Kill a Mockingbird

A Beautiful Mind

Psycho

I agree that we should not expect all of them in 2010 - I would be happy to get half of them this year and hopefully not the half that does not interest me as much ;)