Recent content by Stefano B

I would love WAC to release the remaining John Ford titles from the late 1940s to the mid-1960s they own the rights of and that are still missing on the BD format: Three Godfathers (1948) Sergeant Rutledge (1960) Cheyenne Autumn (1964) Seven Women (1966) Hopefully it will be just a matter of...

Speaking of RKO titles, could this ever be a possibility?

What do you think are the chances for this, which I consider one of Polanski's finest works, to get the UHD upgrade?

Parola è corretto, non parole. "Qualche" takes a singular noun. Greetings from Italy! ;)

Yes, at last! A dream come true. :dancing-banana-04:

It seems like the bluray for this particular title recently went OOP, unfortunately...

Seven Men From Now would make a wonderful entry in the Criterion line (as would Tony Mann's The Naked Spur ;))

As Worth pointed out, this deal was most likely made before Fox's absorption into Disney... I also know of other pre-merging 4k restorians of Fox classics that have been shown at festivals or retrospectives and have yet to be released in physical format, such as Tourneur's Way of a Gaucho...

I can confirm it is the same box released in the States, they are not individual releases. So I guess you may consider deleting this thread...

How much longer will we have to wait for Warner to release this Hawksian classic? Are the elements in such a bad shape as to rule out a blu-ray release? If a blu-ray is not possible, I'd be content with a dvd-only release, as they did for other top-tier titles like Fuller's Run of the Arrow or...

I second that; Gannon-McIntire always reminds me of Little Bill Daggett-Gene Hackman in Unforgiven. Actually, the whole final sequence of Mr Eastwood's movie sounds to me, visually and thematically, like a tribute to the corresponding sequence in Mann's film. I'm sure good old Clint must've had...

And one, if I may add, that we definitely should be getting from Warner Archive at some point...there isn't even an official DVD release available :(

The Hanging Tree has been out for more than a year from Warner Archive...wonderful film and HD transfer. As to the Boetticher titles highlighted in bold, I strongly advise that you check out the UK Indicator Powerhouse boxset, provided you have multiregion capability.

Ok, I tried hard but I could'nt resist to the combination westerns + wishlist. Here are the top ten westerns I would like (at least) on BLU-RAY (I avoided mentioning titles that have already had a Region B release): 1. The Naked Spur (1953) 2. The Far Country (1954) 3. Wagon Master (1950) 4. A...