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I hope they improve the badly limited track on Dead of Night.

Sis Hopkins 1941 and Joan of Ozark 1942.

Life With Father 1953-55 CBS. Great show, well received.

I hope they correct the titles of The Searchers: IB prints have a gray brick background with a gradual yellow sunrise bottom right to top left.

Amityville 3D is one of those that tend to slip between the cracks like Only God Forgives and The Last Emperor.

I had no trouble ordering Avatar The Way Of Water 3D from DeepDiscount.

And too bad they omitted the Perspecta sound.

Persons In Hiding Paramount 1939

My Son, My Son (1940)

Knickerbocker Holiday (1944)

I Wanted Wings 1941 Mitchell Leisen

The Lady And The Monster 1944 (von Stroheim and Vera Ralston).

All That Money Can Buy: I hope they have corrected the severe noise gaiting, present on all video issues domestic and foreign, that obscures the softer sections of Herrmann's Academy Award winning score.

Dynamite 1929 De Mille

Abie's Irish Rose 1946

Specter Of The Rose (1946)

Anna 1951 Guest In The House 1944 Dark Waters 1944

I Am Suzanne (Fox 1933)

Anyone who has seen the nitrate print of Phantom of the Opera (1943) would not question the quality of Universal's Technicolor productions.

Gypsy Wildcat was issued on a Universal MOD DVD. White Savage and Sudan were never on video.

Criterion''s cover duplicates the cover of the original press book.

Richard Barrios is the man!

David thank you for your response. I spent a lifetime patching together Eastman, IB, and Kodachrome footage. I assembled a complete print that coincided with the original running time and the soundtrack recording for Decca. I hope some day the missing footage will be discovered in 35mm. Until...

David, I agree with most of what you say. However, the missing footage exists in 16mm and would make an interesting bonus/appendage to the new Criterion release. If you remember, we had this all out when the SC was originally released. PS: I doubt that TM or MS have ever seen the cuts which...

The Studio Canal Tales of Hoffmann disc is a stunner, however, it is still missing approx. 5 minutes from the original 138 running time which did not include the cast/epilogue. SC restoration team at the time stated that "we did not find everything." See the discussion on this site at the time...

Of the Montez/Halls, Cobra Woman is the most fun but White Savage (never released on video) is the best picture (IMO). The six were always elusive on 16mm as there were no IBs and low-fades were hard to come by. There were occasional Kodachromes but they were usually well used rental prints...

And a healthy dose of Lucille La Verne!

Orphans Of The Storm

Agree about the need for subtitles watching Dune 3D, but hate watching 3D with subtitles.

Speaking of The Lost Man and Cry, The Beloved Country, how about Porgy and Bess?