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Let's get them on Blu-ray first.

The answer is yes because this release is the full length version. The version on Amazon Prime is likely from the abridged, narrated...

That is interesting to read because I remember reading the exact opposite - that the Chan films did very well on DVD to the surprise of...

1. Michael Curtiz 2. John Ford 3. Buster Keaton 4. Cecil B. DeMille 5. Someone like Lew Landers, William Beaudine, Charles Lamont, or...

Another vote here for a Henry Aldrich set. Also some neglected musicals such as LADY IN THE DARK and THE JOKER IS WILD. Finally, an all...

Before Warners starts releasing 4k en masse, maybe we could let them release stuff on Blu Ray FIRST, especially the fringe/obscure/older...

Completely agree. If some of the 4K profits can be plowed back into getting Blu-ray releases for lower profile favorites that's a...

Randy, where's the rest of me? ;)

My feelings mirror yours - the emphasis should be more on bringing new titles onto blu-ray and not rehashing the war-horses onto 4K...

I've seen some exceptionally stellar work from WAC on standard Blu-ray and would encourage the studio to continue offering it as such in...

I've been perusing some period trade journals (thanks to the Media History Digital Library), and based upon what I've been reading...

Not gonna lie, I wish there were fewer 4K "upgrades," especially of films that they only recently released and in black and white, and...

Almost every silent that Kino has released under license from Paramount and Universal. :thumbsup:

I might as well list a few off of the top of my head in no particular order: Beau James (1957) Margie (1946) Bernadine (1957) Goodbye...