Recent content by BRAD1963

April is another fantastic month of titles. Keep them coming Warner.

Sony does not have home video rights to The Last Emperor. It has never been released by them. Criterion currently has it licensed it from Hanway Films,

Amélie UHD is coming, and I cannot think of anything topping it on my wishlist.

It's starting... most of the upcoming release pre-orders are gone now from Best Buy.com. Up until recently they listed pre-orders for early 2024 releases, Criterions, Shout factory etc. all gone now. Or at least at this moment.

I love these sets, and I have yet to be disappointed with them. Keep the coming Sony!

I'm thinking they may release it separately like they did with The Way We Were.

I wish Best Buy would consider keeping the online purchase option. It has always been nice to have somewhere other than Amazon to purchase from. Yesterday my pre-order from Best Buy of The Way We Were UHD delivered to me. I think the last time I went into a Best Buy store was last year's...

My pre-ordered Best Buy order came in the mail today. I just watched the extended cut and thought it was quite good, and surprisingly did enhance the story. It is not just footage added for padding. The disc itself, is stunning. Sony delivers again with a superb 4k restoration.

My pre-ordered Best Buy order came in the mail today. I just watched the extended cut and thought it was quite good, and surprisingly did enhance the story. It is not just footage added for padding. The disc itself, is stunning. Sony delivers again with a superb 4k restoration.

We really don't know if Sydney Pollack would have minded if the film was altered or not. He might have been fine with it as long as the original theatrical cut was included (as it is.) There probably would have been an audio commentary by the both of them, and the subject would have been...

They should have placed George Feltenstein to curate a truly substantial group of sets that represent WB's history as a studio. No MGM, New Line or RKO should be included.

Who are they marketing these for? Physical media is not mainstream anymore. It is a collector's market, and we (collectors) have these titles already.

American Graffiti I think is a given. Paper Moon seems like a logical Paramount Presents release. I would not count on anything from Disney or Fox though.

If Sony still had the rights to Howard's End I'm sure it would have been in this collection.

Paper Moon is 50 years old next year. Perfect time for Paramount Presents.