Release Suggestions for Columbia Pictures (1 Viewer)

[Stefan Andersson]

Columbia Pictures
Please consider the following future releases. I have given special attention to the possibilities of
creating double feature discs. I believe this is a consumer-attractive way of marketing back catalogue titles.
Prison Thriller Double Bill:
CRIMINAL CODE + PENITENTIARY, 1939, a remake
Capra Collection:
MIRACLE WOMAN + BITTER TEA OF GENERAL YEN
PLATINUM BLONDE + YOU CANT TAKE IT WITH YOU
20TH CENTURY + ONLY ANGELS HAVE WINGS
Cary Grant Collection
HOLIDAY + TALK OF THE TOWN
Astaire & Hayworth
YOU´LL NEVER GET RICH + YOU WERE NEVER LOVELIER
A Classic Comedy & A Sequel
HERE COMES MR JORDAN + DOWN TO EARTH
A Classic Comedy & A Remake MY SISTER EILEEN in two versions
THE MORE THE MERRIER
OUR MAN IN HAVANA
THE HORSEMEN
BITE THE BULLET
CASTLE KEEP
FAT CITY
I WALK THE LINE
FOOLS PARADE
KING OF MARVIN GARDENS
WHO WAS THAT LADY?
WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
BABY THE RAIN MUST FALL
KING RAT
SHIP OF FOOLS
War Double Bill THE VICTORS + BEHOLD A PALE HORSE
Cutting Edge American Classics LILITH + MICKEY ONE
Altman Double Bill IMAGES + CALIFORNIA SPLIT
The Western Double Bill VIOLENT MEN + THE LAST FRONTIER
The Delmer Daves Westerns JUBAL + 3.10 TO YUMA
COWBOY + BACKLASH
Film Noir Master: Joseph H. Lewis MY NAME IS JULIA ROSS + UNDERCOVER MAN
Rita Hayworth Musicals COVER GIRL + TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT
Rita Hayworth Dramas THEY CAME TO CORDURA, possibly restored to director´s cut + FIRE DOWN BELOW
Western Triple Bill LUST FOR GOLD + CORONER CREEK + GUNMANS WALK
Film Noir By European Masters THE RECKLESS MOMENT + SHOCKPROOF
The Film Noir Passion & Intrigue Double Bill HUMAN DESIRE + PUSHOVER
The Samuel Fuller Pulp Fiction Box SCANDAL SHEET + CRIMSON KIMONO + UNDERWORLD USA
The Pulp Fiction Box 1: 5 AGAINST THE HOUSE + NIGHTFALL + THE BURGLAR
Box 2 THE LINEUP + MURDER BY CONTRACT + EDGE OF ETERNITY
Nightfall is directed by Jacques Tourneur. The first monograph of his films was recently published, by
Chris Fujiwara
The Anita Ekberg Thrillers PICKUP ALLEY + SCREAMING MIMI
Cult Director Nicholas Ray IN A LONELY PLACE + HOT BLOOD + BITTER VICTORY, approx. 102 mins.
Cult Horror CURSE OF THE DEMON + BROTHERHOOD OF SATAN
Randolph Scott Box MAN IN THE SADDLE + HANGMANS KNOT + SANTA FE + STRANGER WORE A GUN
Scott & Boetticher The Classic Westerns Box DECISION AT SUNDOWN + THE TALL T + BUCHANAN RIDES ALONE + RIDE LONESOME + COMANCHE STATION
The Mob Thrillers THE BIG HEAT + THE MOB, 1952
Judy Holliday Collection
BORN YESTERDAY + THE MARRYING KIND
PHFFT + IT COULD HAPPEN TO YOU

 

[Bruce Morrison]

I'd like to support the request for the Altman double bill of California Split and Images. California Split has been on my most wanted list for too long. I didn't know that Columbia own the rights to Images. It was a Hemdale title originally - have Columbia bought up the whole Hemdale library?

 

[Jeff_HR]

I would love to see a OAR "The Bedford Incident".

 

[Capt D McMars]

Some I'd love to have restored are:
Zarak Kahn(1956) - Victor Mature
Stanley & Livingston (1939) - Spencer Tracy
The Story of Alexander Graham Bell (1939) - Don Ameche, Henry Fonda

 

[RobertMG]

Some I'd love to have restored are:
Zarak Kahn(1956) - Victor Mature
Stanley & Livingston (1939) - Spencer Tracy
The Story of Alexander Graham Bell (1939) - Don Ameche, Henry Fonda

First title Columbia the other 2 Fox and the dvds s probably all we will get

 

[Capt D McMars]

First title Columbia the other 2 Fox and the dvds s probably all we will get

sorry, I thought Fox and Columbia had merged? With all of the studios buying or being bought, I guess the smoke got in my eyes, LOL!!!

 

[RobertMG]

sorry, I thought Fox and Columbia had merged? With all of the studios buying or being bought, I guess the smoke got in my eyes, LOL!!!

you were close the mouse gobbled up the fox

 

[Beckford]

Here are a dozen Columbia titles - all personal favorites - that I'd love to see make the leap to Blu-ray.

(A) Six that I'd say have a reasonable shot:
THE TAMING OF THE SHREW(1967) Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton
MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT(1959) Kim Novak, Fredric March
THE VICTORS(1963) George Peppard, Vince Edwards, Romy Schneider
LADIES IN RETIREMENT(1941) Ida Lupino, Louis Hayward
WHO WAS THAT LADY?(1960) Tony Curtis, Dean Martin, Janet Leigh
MURDER BY CONTRACT(1958) Vince Edwards
(This one is part of a British noir box set, I think, but' I'd love to see a stand-alone domestic release)

(B) Six more - all ultra-longshots. But you never know.
SERPENT OF THE NILE(1953) Rhonda Fleming, William Lundigan, Raymond Burr
THE BRIGAND(1952) Anthony Dexter, Jody Lawrance, Anthony Quinn
THE SARACEN BLADE(1954) Ricardo Montalban, Betta St. John, Carolyn Jones
TOGETHER AGAIN(1944) Irene Dunne, Charles Boyer
WHEN A GIRL'S BEAUTIFUL(1947) Adele Jergens, Marc Platt
LET'S FALL IN LOVE(1933) Ann Sothern, Edmund Lowe

 

[Capt D McMars]

you were close the mouse gobbled up the fox

 

[tsodcollector]

the victors cpould be a dvd release along with immediate family,moscow on the hudson,etc.

 

[Bartman]

I'm a sucker for unusual b&w movies on Prime but I'm usually disappointed by print quality however, Columbia's Ladies In Retirement is an exception & highly recommended. If you have some Prime b&w pristine favorites please share?

 

[RBailey]

I will forever hope that someday THE GOOD HUMOR MAN with Jack Carson, Lola Albright and George Reeves rates at least a standard DVD or a streaming release. It's just shown up on Tubi.

It's a childhood favorite with great cartoon-like gags from writer Frank Tashlin and the plot line of Carson's Captain Marvel fan club battling future Superman George Reeves has always cracked me up.

 

[Capt D McMars]

Some I'd love to have restored are:
Zarak Kahn(1956) - Victor Mature
Stanley & Livingston (1939) - Spencer Tracy
The Story of Alexander Graham Bell (1939) - Don Ameche, Henry Fonda

mine too ~