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Magenta Faded 70mm Print (Found at thedigitalbits.com article: "The Alamo Under Siege") 1992 Director's Cut VHS/LDs 2021 ESC Editions Bonus BD (Same master as the 1992 VHS/LDs): 2021 Koch Media Bonus BD (720p AI Upscaled):

You would need both Koch and ESC in order to get all the extras available for now. But if you want the best presentation (for now) Koch Media BD is the way to go. I also watched the film with a 2.0 Stereo track, (ESC Editions BD of the GRV) but it seems to be a downmix of the 5.1 track. Go to...

Koch Media BD (General Release Version): ESC Editions BD:

Are you aware that Schawn Belston no longer works at Disney, but now works as a "Head of Global Delivery" at Amazon Studios?

Just when I thought, a BD release in the states of the film was simply about permissions from MGM.

I do not expect that scene to be reintegrated (because Pizza Hut took offense back then, and would again). All that remains for now, are passages of the scene in the screenplay.

Welcome to the Club. :)

Basic Instinct Is already available on 4K UHD internationally from Studio Canal.

Here is my 20 Films I'd like to see announced/released in 4K UHD BD in two parts, If you might want to compare notes: #1 Films that have been released to Digital (Amazon Prime/iTunes) or Streaming (Disney+) in 4K but not released in UHD BD: * Bond 60 [Box set of the to commemorate 60th...

Thank you for the response.

I have been told by Kino via FB Messenger (at the time when they made a new deal with MGM), that they are not interested in licensing "The Alamo". It's anybody's guess when this film is going to be released on BD in the states. @RICK BOND Here is my take on how this film should have been...

Thank you, you are ahead of me.

Dream on, Noel, Dream on. ;-)

Let me fill in the blanks... :) See the attached files containing breakdown lists of large format films (and their availability on Home Video) by present, partially defunct and past major film studios, including Cinerama Releasing Corp., by foundation date (1929-1999). My definition: "True...

Any proof of this? Because the Blu-ray from 2010 of "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" (1968) was presented in 2.20:1 not 2.35:1. I'd like to hear, if possible, from @haineshisway or @Robert Harris to clarify if the BD transfer was from a 65mm OCN/IP/dupe/sep master or from a 35mm reduction IP or dupe...

In short (like back when Twilight Time was releasing "Hawaii" (1966) on Blu-ray): "MGM/UA did not think to do a hi-def master of the roadshow version which has now all but disappeared from view."

Yeah, except for the fact that we don't see the Todd-AO credit in the main titles. ;-) (70mm showings had them in, while the 35mm versions/Home Videos/Amazon Prime including the 1992 DC VHS/LDs don't, IIRC)