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Does the Scrap Book set have the booklet that was in the huge complete collection (the one with the house)?

Bonanza was 14 seasons, although the final season was more like half a season with fewer episodes.

I hope so! It is one of the shows on my list.

So, now we should be seeing more announcements on other titles soon as part of the new deal. Thanks, Kino.

Yes, it is enjoyable but really more of a murder mystery type film than horror, but it does have some elements of old-fashioned horror in it.

Like maybe the couple I am hoping for. Have to clear those music issues though.

Looking forward to this one!

Not everyone necessarily accepts torturous violence.

At a low price, yes I think it is worth it. I bought my set at a really low sale price. I did notice a bit more better picture and sound on the Blu Rays, maybe not a lot, but some. A friend of mine was interested in my DVD set, which I gave him, but I kept the booklets from the DVD set.

Yes, I know about that one. Maybe more soon?

Thrill Of A Romance is good. Always nice to hear the music of Tommy Dorsey. Van Johnson had some chemistry with Esther Williams in that. They appeared in several more films together.

Wondering when they'll start announcing some titles from their new deal with Universal.

I think the audio could be a bit better, however maybe because of the source elements, nothing much can be improved. That is why I am wondering if the second tier of Universal horror titles from the late 30's and early 40's such as these Mummy titles would be any better in 4K than the standard...

Might be worth getting both the A&C and Mummy at least for the extras and terrific artwork on the cases.

Let us know what you think, Robert.

I have to agree with Matt on this one. Like many of his later films, this one isn't very good. Starting around the mid 60's, most of his later films just didn't seem quite as enjoyable as many of his earlier ones. Some exceptions like Girl Happy, Spinout and probably Speedway are ones I like...

It isn't a problem. I go with the original studio that made the film. I only collect older titles from the 1930's through 1960's.

I think it was and still is a good show.

Anything for Tina Cole who turned 81 on August 4th?

Watched an episode last night. Absolutely agree. Wish somehow Season 2 would get released from someone.

Thanks for posting. To me, Debbie Watson is the definitive Tammy. She was very close in age to the age that the Tammy character was supposed to be. Don't get me wrong. I really liked Debbie Reynolds in the part in the first movie and the #1 hit song in 1957, but she was already around her mid...

Maybe in a box set.

Same with me.

I file my titles by studio, years and genre. For instance, on all my titles from Universal, I group the horror/sci-fi titles together in order by year, same with action/western titles, dramas, comedies/musicals together and so on. I do that with all my MGM, Warner Brothers, Paramount, 20th...

Agree. Season 2 for sure.

550 complete TV series??? I thought my several dozen was a lot!

Nothing wrong with a bit of light hearted humor to mix in with the more action packed and dramatic stories and scenes.

A few other Curtis titles from Universal: Forbidden, The All-American, Johnny Dark, The Rawhide Years, Mister Cory.

Me too.