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Hollywood is absolutely sensational. Found the VHS brick at a yard sale last summer and have watched it through multiple times. Definitely worth seeking out.

That part of the shot is manipulated to be out of focus to hide how very pregnant Madonna was by that point in the shoot, one of many little tricks used. It was like that in the theater, I remember commenting on it at the time.

This is a pleasant surprise. I still have my VHS from 100 years ago. I bet I still know this film line by line.

The "Spotlight Collection" is a bunch of multi-pack films similar to the TCM Greatest Classic Films sets or the 20th Century Fox Classic Quad packs from last year. I've seen the releases in stores and it carries forward all of the bonus features from the original releases. It just seems very...

http://www.amazon.com/Spotlight-Collection-Frankenstein-Universals-Anniversary/dp/B006TTC5J0/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1331095494&sr=8-6 This 100th Anniversary repackage release of Universal Monsters on dvd does not bode well for their getting remastered for blu this year... Or has anyone seen the...

Jane Campion's published screenplay contains the subtitles. This disc would seem to be hugely flawed. Too bad, it's a great movie.

I grabbed the DVD at a Best Buy. They had a few of the Blu-ray in the new release section but only had one dvd back in the catalog section. I think perhaps Paramount overestimated the ratio of Blu to DVD buyers for this title, since the blu is still available on amazon. Regardless, it is a great...

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Great news! Now if Universal will release the Murder, She Wrote telefilms I'll be set!

the Garbo/Cukor Camille includes the Nazimova silent version.

My holy grail is the rest of SCTV, and that seems highly unlikely, sadly. I also second the completion of The Big Valley (has anyone asked SHOUT! about that one?)

I know that occasionally there are alternate audio tracks used, that's possibly what has happened here. In one cut Bart says 'Hey, we live here' as blocking the map and in another (and the dvd) he says 'What are you guys doing?'.... Frankly the joke is better as it is on the dvd, are we really...

Warner simultaneously released the two new-to-dvd Tracy & Hepburn films separate from the box earlier in the year, so hopefully they would do the same with Ambersons. I'm cautiously optimistic until an official announcement. .... Although the lack of features for a picture with this kind of...

Has Shout! looked into the rights for Bernard Rose's "Paperhouse" (1988), a terrific little cult horror movie?

SCTV Maude

I really hope All In The Family is doing well for Shout! and that they will pick up Maude. I wasn't even alive when the show was on, but I've watched the season 1 dvds backwards and forwards and have never seen any other episodes.

Thank you for the response, although it's not the answer I was hoping for.... What about "Designing Women"? Will that continue with Shout!?

2 questions: Is "Carnosaur" among the Corman titles that shout will be releasing? and Will the final two seasons of "Mad About You" get released?

This is very disappointing. I love Stanwyck and had never seen any of the movies in the set and was very excited for it. What do you suppose the chances of a replacement disc are?

can anyone confirm this release is open matte, or is it pan and scanned?

any of the remaining Judy Holliday titles on DVD is good news indeed

NASHVILLE is crying, singing and clucking like a chicken for a criterion release!

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Woooo! We love emotional roller coasters, bring it on Sam!

It would be a shame not to finish this series. they were released so consistently that the lack of news is disconcerting. Four more sets and a set of the tv movies would be terrific.

Judy Holliday

Cassandra's Dream

now they just need to release the horror set they put out last year

1. SCTV -- the rest of the series 2. Mad About You -- season 4 and beyond 3. Mary Tyler Moore Show -- season 5 and beyond 4. Rhoda 5. The Bonnie Hunt Show

It's Love I'm After with Bette Davis, Leslie Howard and Olivia De Havilland.