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post #211 of 213
2/8/10 at 5:36pm
I am hoping that, once the Stooges sets have all been released, we might finally get HAVE ROCKET WILL TRAVEL. As a separate DVD, so that those of us who already have the other features won't have to buy an expensive set to get one missing movie.
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post #212 of 213
2/9/10 at 2:09pm
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Originally Posted by Dick View Post

I am hoping that, once the Stooges sets have all been released, we might finally get HAVE ROCKET WILL TRAVEL. As a separate DVD, so that those of us who already have the other features won't have to buy an expensive set to get one missing movie.

I want this film too.  But I think a Volume 9 with all six Sony features collected in one spot would be a big seller. 

 

And I've said before, the Volume 8 Besser set will actually sell very well.  

There are TONS of Three Stooges fans eagerly waiting to finally get a copy of these films.  Many haven't been officially released in decades.    
 

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post #213 of 213
2/9/10 at 2:21pm
One reason the Stooges shorts look a little different in volume 7 is because starting in 1952, the Hollywood studios switched to filming on Safety Film.  Even though Safety Film is much more stable & 'safe' to use, Nitrate stayed around so long because it had a slightly sharper, smoother look.  Safety Film had been around for decades, used in non-theatrical 16mm, 9.5mm, & 8mm film formats, but producers felt it did not present as well on the big screen.

So naturally The Three Stooges volume 7 presents shorts originally shot on safety film.
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