Top 10 Favourite 60s films that haven't been released in Blu-ray (1 Viewer)

[Paul Scott]

I have those in bold on BD so there has been some progress, but not enough in my opinion.

Darling is due out fromStudio-Canal in Region B in the next couple months.
Wasn't Satyricon also announced via Criterion? Romeo & Juliet is also availalbe Region Free from UK, Italy, etc

 

[Panavision70]

Maybe they're waiting for the blu ray release.

 

[trajan]

Tragan, I'm getting a bit of deja vu looking at that list At least we know that A Man For All Seasons is coming from Twilight Time next year.

Get use to it. You spellled by name wrong. Happy New Year!

 

[trajan]

Maybe they're waiting for the blu ray release.

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Nice photo. They might be waiting a long time for a bluray release.

 

[revgen]

One I'd like to see on blu-ray is The Hill (1965), an underrated classic starring Sean Connery and directed by Sidney Lumet.

It's currently OOP on DVD. Warner has an HD master, which they show on Vudu, and other streaming services, so hopefully there are plans for a WAC release.

 

[Matt Hough]

Maybe they're waiting for the blu ray release.

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I know I sure am!

 

[Alan Tully]

One I'd like to see on blu-ray is The Hill (1965), an underrated classic starring Sean Connery and directed by Sidney Lumet. It's currently OOP on DVD. Warner has an HD master, which they show on Vudu, and other streaming services, so hopefully there are plans for a WAC release.

Yeah, I saw this at the pictures, a great movie, everyone is just so good in it.

 

[Paul Rossen]

I'll add Carl Foreman's THE VICTORS...

 

[Stefano B]

Here is my top ten list (limited to US cinema only):

One-Eyed Jacks (1961)
Splendor in the Grass (1961)
Merril's Marauders (1962)
Man's Favourite Sport? (1964)
Cheyenne Autumn (1964)
Red Line 7000 (1965)
Seven Women (1966)
Two for the Road (1967)
Reflections in a Golden Eye (1967)
The Last Safari (1967)

Some of them are not even on DVD, like Red Line 7000, Seven Women, and The Last Safari...

 

[Robin9]

Well The Last Valley is 1971,

Debatable. It was made in 1970 in England but, according to IMDb, first shown in America in January 1971. I'm not sure when it was first shown in the U. K.

 

[Stefano B]

I think you misread the title, there's The Last Safari and not The Last Valley in my list. But you unknowingly got one thing right: The Last Safari was also a UK production.

 

[Robin9]

I think you misread the title, there's The Last Safari and not The Last Valley in my list.But you unknowingly got one thing right: The Last Safari was also a UK production.

The Last Valley is in my list, not yours.

 

[Konstantinos]

I can't believe I forgot this favourite film of mine.

Would anyone be interested in a Bluray and does anyone know who holds the rights?


here is a promotional featurette:

 

[Giles Linnear]

Still waiting on:


Bedazzled
Funeral in Berlin
The Wrong Box
The President's Analyst
The Lion in Winter
Quatermass and the Pit
Fahrenheit 451
Brides of Dracula
The Silencers
Sebastian

 

[Kyrsten Brad]

Celebration time on this thread as a Favourite 60s title comes off the list (per reliable source on Blu-Ray.com ):

Swiss Family Robinson (1960) is getting a Blu release exclusively thru Disney Movie Club. Stated release date is 14 April 2015.

More details to come .

 

[trajan]

DOCTOR DOLITTLE-----STAR!---HAWAII--GOODBYE MR CHIPS.

 

[davidHartzog]

Gunn, Darker Than Amber, Wait Until Dark, Man's Favorite Sport, Madigan, Petulia, Two For the Road, Diamond Head, Tony Rome, The Detective.

 

[TheSteig]

• Island of Terror ( which I think is getting a UK release, but not in the US)
• Ghidorah the 3 Headed Monster
• Godzilla vs Mothra original
• Monster Zero
• Night of the Eagle
• Planet of the Vampires
• Yog Monster from Space
• The Valley of Gwangi
• War of the Garantuas
• Frankenstein Conquers the World

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I decided to quote my own post since its been a year.. Night of the Eagle is coming ro blu ray soon and Planet of the Vampires along with Island of Terror have since had excellent HD releases


Three more from the 60s which havent been released to replace those that have been :

1- Day of the Triffids - a title I have suggested to some labels

2-The Flesh Eaters - also asked Dark Sky about this one

3-One Million Years BC - I love Harryhausen films !

 

[John Maher_289910]

VILLAGE OF THE DAMNED

STAR! (not beige)

HAWAII (complete)

THE TROUBLE WITH ANGELS

MIDNIGHT LACE

THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE

THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE

FUN IN ACAPULCO

THE MIRACLE WORKER

HALF A SIXPENCE


and THE THIEF OF BAGHDAD!

 

[t1g3r5fan]

Again, I'm going to go year by year for this one, with some personal choices from my collection:


1960

The Alamo

Elmer Gantry

The Entertainer

Exodus

13 Ghosts

Tunes of Glory

Village of the Damned


1961

Blast of Silence

Homicidal

Judgment at Nuremburg

Splendor in the Grass


1962

Birdman of Alcatraz

Carnival of Souls

The Counterfeit Traitor

Hell is for Heroes

Lonely Are the Brave

The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

Taras Bulba


1963

The Cardinal

Hud


1964

The Carpetbaggers

Fail-Safe

Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte

The Killers

Lady in a Cage

The Night Walker

Seven Days in May


1965

The Bedford Incident

Bunny Lake is Missing

Cat Ballou

Darling

The Hallelujah Trail

In Harm's Way

I Saw What You Did

Othello

Shenandoah


1966

Fahrenheit 451

The Fortune Cookie

Hawaii (both roadshow & general release versions)

Is Paris Burning?

Lord Love a Duck

The Naked Prey

The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming

The Sand Pebbles (roadshow version)

Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?


1967

The Fearless Vampire Killers

The Fireman's Ball

Marat/Sade

The President's Analyst

Wait Until Dark


1968

Blue

The Brotherhood

The Charge of the Light Brigade

Danger: Diabolik

Five Card Stud

Hour of the Wolf

Romeo & Juliet

Targets


1969

Andrei Rublev

Downhill Racer

The Italian Job

Satyricon

They Shoot Horses, Don't They?

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I've "updated" my previous post to reflect the changes since then.