Of all studio -Fox seems to have the most never released on video titles of all of them. Concentrating on only the 70s "orphans"- and not including films already discussed that they released but whose rights belong with others now -the Brut films, the Palomar ones-already discussed.
It seemed very encouraging when Fox began releasing a number of films never on video in the past few years either thru themselves or others-BLACK MOON, THREE WOMEN , A PERFECT COUPLE , FIGHTING MAD, THE LAST HARD MEN , ROYAL FLASH , LUCKY LADY , PEEPER , THE NICKEL RIDE and others-and then they stopped. Shout! has done an outstanding job-but the remainder of their Fox releases are either Anchor Bay rereleases or films all ready having vhs releases.
They are sitting on many exploitable films -many never seen anywhere outside of theaters . Others had other exposures-listed in " "
COVER ME BABE (FMC) ; THE GAMES(FMC , Amazon Prime) ; HELLO-GOODBYE (FMC) ; MOVE ; ALL THE RIGHT NOISES (REGION 2) ;MAKING IT ; B.S. I LOVE YOU (Netf); CELEBRATION AT BIG SUR (FMC) ; THE SEVEN MINUTES ; BLINDMAN ; MADE FOR EACH OTHER (NET); THE DARWIN ADVENTURE ; WELCOME HOME SOLDIER BOYS , EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN IN THE MOON MARIGOLDS (FMC) ; ACE ELI AND RODGER OF THE SKIES (FMC) ; KID BLUE (FMC, Amazon) ; CRAZY WORLD OF JULIUS VROODER (FMC) ;THE DRAGON FLIES (R4) ALEX AND THE GYPSY ; ALL THIS AND WW2 ; FIRE SALE (FMC) ; LUNA (FMC/R2) , DOWN THE ANCIENT STAIRS , HEADIN FOR BROADWAY. The aforemioned BLUE BIRD (FMC) ; AT LONG LAST LOVE (Netflix) AND ww /dixie (FMC)
I've been most curious to see THE SEVEN MINUTES, THE DARWIN ADVENTURE , THE DRAGON FLIES , WELCOME HOME SOLDIER BOYS , ALEX AND THE GYPSY and ALL THIS AND WW2.
There might be a very good reason -the films may be awful, music rights , etc. Or Fox may not own them-but alot of them would seem to have some market value.
It seemed very encouraging when Fox began releasing a number of films never on video in the past few years either thru themselves or others-BLACK MOON, THREE WOMEN , A PERFECT COUPLE , FIGHTING MAD, THE LAST HARD MEN , ROYAL FLASH , LUCKY LADY , PEEPER , THE NICKEL RIDE and others-and then they stopped. Shout! has done an outstanding job-but the remainder of their Fox releases are either Anchor Bay rereleases or films all ready having vhs releases.
They are sitting on many exploitable films -many never seen anywhere outside of theaters . Others had other exposures-listed in " "
COVER ME BABE (FMC) ; THE GAMES(FMC , Amazon Prime) ; HELLO-GOODBYE (FMC) ; MOVE ; ALL THE RIGHT NOISES (REGION 2) ;MAKING IT ; B.S. I LOVE YOU (Netf); CELEBRATION AT BIG SUR (FMC) ; THE SEVEN MINUTES ; BLINDMAN ; MADE FOR EACH OTHER (NET); THE DARWIN ADVENTURE ; WELCOME HOME SOLDIER BOYS , EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON MAN IN THE MOON MARIGOLDS (FMC) ; ACE ELI AND RODGER OF THE SKIES (FMC) ; KID BLUE (FMC, Amazon) ; CRAZY WORLD OF JULIUS VROODER (FMC) ;THE DRAGON FLIES (R4) ALEX AND THE GYPSY ; ALL THIS AND WW2 ; FIRE SALE (FMC) ; LUNA (FMC/R2) , DOWN THE ANCIENT STAIRS , HEADIN FOR BROADWAY. The aforemioned BLUE BIRD (FMC) ; AT LONG LAST LOVE (Netflix) AND ww /dixie (FMC)
I've been most curious to see THE SEVEN MINUTES, THE DARWIN ADVENTURE , THE DRAGON FLIES , WELCOME HOME SOLDIER BOYS , ALEX AND THE GYPSY and ALL THIS AND WW2.
There might be a very good reason -the films may be awful, music rights , etc. Or Fox may not own them-but alot of them would seem to have some market value.
