Recent content by moe green

I loved the set, but did anybody else think they just blew off upgrading the "Duck Soup" transfer. It was the least improved film of the set.

Wow, I didn't see this release coming and great bonus stuff as well. Great movie, but this film has one of the worst one sheet posters of all time. I wish they could have come up with new artwork.

When a group of people laugh THAT loudly at there own jokes I tend to tune out. It reminded me of watching the TMZ TV show. Still, I loved the Arrow Blu-ray!

It is listed on IMDB as 1:66 ratio and it looked good on the Arrow Blu-ray I got. I think the U.S. version might have a more interesting commentary because the 2nd audio on the Arrow disc was lame.

The fact that Duddy Kravitz has never even been released letterboxed (it's a widescreen film!) on DVD or Blu-ray is insane.

I don't think the Fleicher Popeye's bombed, but I do think they know there isn't a huge market for the inferior "Famous Studio" Popeye cartoons.

I was a huge fan of Hong Kong films in the 80's and early 90's and was wondering if these classics (Jackie Chan, John Woo etc..) have ever got a definitive Blu-ray release with English subtitles anywhere.

Ben Casey is another show that I have never seen one episode of, but always wanted to watch.

Congratulations, you have stumped the panel.

After listening to it for a few days I have gotten used to it and am pleased with the purchase. I think I was more freaked out about how small it was then what it sounded like. I just wish I had bought one years ago. I can't believe how cheap it was. Thanks for your help.

I don't know anything about speakers and just finally got around to buying a center speaker Acoustic Audio PSC-32 Center 125 Watts 2-Way for 30 bucks. Is this any good? It seems kind of small and I was wondering are all center speakers this small? Could you buy a regular speaker and just hook...

They just had a reunion of the cast in Houston a few weeks ago. I guess if it had footage from that it would be interesting, but if it doesn't I would pass.

I think this was the quickest Jack Hill film on record. It seemed like he got the assignment (no script, but we got the poster) for the film and then it was in the theaters a few months later. It does look pretty good considering it was shot in two weeks and any film with Colleen Camp and...

There really needs to be a TCM for classic old TV shows that are not currently available on video. A channel that would respect them and not butcher them beyond belief. The fact that so many classic shows from the 50's and 60's rot in vaults doesn't seem to bother anybody.

I don't think he deserved it for "In The Heat of the Night", so it all evens out.