Fox and MGM have released some quality Blu-ray catalog titles, so the future isn't completely bleak there. Look at the upcoming Mel Brooks set, for example.
Originally Posted by ahollis
Notorious
The Paradine Case
Rebecca
Spellbound
The above films were made by Selznick International which are owned by ABC (Disney) and licensed to MGM who has a DVD distribution agreement with Fox. I don't think we will ever see the light of day on Blu-ray for these films. Disney, MGM, & Fox are running away from catalog films as fast as they can.
Can't wait to pick up North By Northwest on Blu-ray. I was not going too, but I felt sorry for those nuns working so hard on the this, that I will have to break down to offer some support, maybe they start working on Mad Mad Mad Mad World now.
Well, if this is true, why don't they let Criterion do them (minus Paradine, which is not very good)....?
PS And thanks Brandon for this excellent list...
That's just not true. Fox has licensed several titles to Criterion (including Kagemusha on DVD and BD), and MGM is in talks with Criterion (with rumors of The Killing, Paths of Glory, and The Sweet Smell of Success being quite abundant).Originally Posted by ahollis
I think one of the most frustrating aspects about MGM/Fox titles is that neither company licenses there material to another company as Universal and Paramount does.
Originally Posted by Bob_L ">[/url]
Now that Robert has revealed the truth about the Catholic Church's secret role in digital restoration, I'd suggest that he start looking over his shoulder to make sure he isn't being followed by a large, imposing albino.[/QUOTE]That "large, imposing albino" works out of Culver City, not Burbank.
UFOs.Originally Posted by Flemming.K
... during the cropduster scene, two circular spots appears in the blue sky, just slightly more dark in appearance. Anyone else noticed this?