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All I can say after watching Lawrence of Arabia in 70 mm is wow. Superbit doesnt have anything on it. Words can't express how good it was. Everything was so clear. All the ripples in the sand were easily seen. Its as if I was there in the desert and some scenes even seemed like they were three...

Anyone know how the packaging is going to be considering each box set has a mix of titles that were in digipacks, snappers, and amarays.

If interested, go down to movie clips and on the site it says restoring under all the clips and its the full 17 mins about the restoration. -Edgar-

Hey guys, just came upon this website when seeing the Gone With The Wind DVD commercial.... hope u like it... http://www.warnervideo.com/gonewiththewind/

How do you know that they have comparisons of Goodfellas and The Exorcist if the site is down?

Ya I know it doesn't contain all of them. I'm still far away from that. :)

I am 16 years old and a big fan of film. In the past year I have done everything I can to learn about film and every thing that comes with it. My favorite movies range from Akira Kurosawa, Federico Fellini, Ingmar Bergman, Martin Scorcese, Alfred Hithcock, Stanley Kubrick, Billy Wilder, Sergio...

The first and only film to win best picture being x-rated: Midnight Cowboy The first movie dvd released: Twister First home video to have widescreen presentation: Amarcord

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Nice to see Robert Harris giving his feedback of recent releases. Thank you

I see, thanks for explaining -Edgar

I see, thanks for explaining -Edgar

If thats so, how come Raging Bull (1980) is released under MGM, and if it was owned my Warner, wouldn't it be in the Scorcese Collection coming in August. Also The Great Escape (1963) was just released by MGM as well as The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly (1966). Trust me, I want Warner to own these...

If thats so, how come Raging Bull (1980) is released under MGM, and if it was owned my Warner, wouldn't it be in the Scorcese Collection coming in August. Also The Great Escape (1963) was just released by MGM as well as The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly (1966). Trust me, I want Warner to own these...

Great link, thanks a lot Robert. I always enjoy your work.