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I'm going to be watching 1980s movies (I was born in 1986) and playing R.P.Gs and watching Conference basketball tournaments

The First Columbia House VHS release of the Star Trek: The Next Generation Pilot "Encounter at Farpoint" was the EDITED 2-part version that aired in repeats while later releases (Including the DVD release) has the episode in its original two hour cut that was on the Paramount Home Video release.

How about The Ultimate BIZARRE/Super Dave Osborne Show collection With EVERY episode of BIZARRE and The Super Dave Osborne Show and EVERY BIZARRE SKETCH, even those cut from the DVD and every musical guest on the Super Dave Osborne Show in their original UNCENSORED SHOWTIME VERSIONS. Bonus...

http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film4/dvd_reviews57/intent_to_kill.htm I saw a review of "Intent to Kill" and IT'S A PAN AND SCAM Transfer:(

Pick any WWE DVD or Blu-Ray and you get a "Don't Try this at home" thing that's UNSKIPPABLE

1941 Flash Gordon (1980) The AByss

WHhhhhooooooo. Poltergeist 25thA SE is what I'm going to get when it comes out, Better save my money!

1. American Dragon: Jake Long 2. MST3K (This time with a new female host!) 3. Bonkers

Here is my top 10 of what needs to be released on DVD: 1. Bonkers (Disney) This show is in need of a DVD release, Disney should begin with the Piquel episodes Chance of it coming to dvd: 4 (0=No chance, 1=bit of a chance 2=little chance 3. Moderate chance 4. Good chance 5. Very good chance)...

If there is one film adaptation of a Roald Dahl book that deserves a better R1 DVD release then what it has right now, that film is the 1990 movie "The Witches. I would like on the SE DVD the following: Anamorphic W-I-D-E-S-C-R-E-E-N transfer, DD 5.1 and 2.0, Director's Commentery, some...

I hope the episodes are in their original form. I'm concerned that I DO NOT WANT TO SEE EDITED Episodes like the Beavis and Butthead Mike Judge Collection Vol. 1 in which all "directors Cut" episodes (Except two early Mr. Anderson episodes of B&B Home Improvement and Lawn and Garden which...

1: Bonkers (Best disney toon ever, INCLUDE NEW PARTNERS ON THE BLOCK EPISODE!) 2: Kim Possible (Season or volume sets with more then four episodes +16/9 widescreen and 5.1) 3: Beavis and Butthead: The Banned episodes + Every Episode from the first three seasons without the music videos but...

I heard that WWE is working on anthology box sets for Summerslam and Royal Rumble

The Show: In the early 1990's, cartoons were pretty still Kiddie stuff, especially on broadcast tv and on cable as shows like "Bobby's World" "Rugrats" and "Darkwing Duck" were pretty much tailor made for the kiddies, it is no suprise that teens and adults wanted edgier (And funnier) cartoons...

It's about time Whose Line got announced, I hope some studio would release the original British version of the show

Sony, MGM, Fox, fix the problems plaqing the James Bond Ultimate Editions by the time it comes out in november

Song of the South!

1984-1997 WWF logo is ok but either the WWF sratch logo or WWF in plain lettering is not. The ANTI WWF signs were used in the early 90s as WWF and WCW were at war long before the Monday Night Wars, I would only want the 1990 and 1997 editions of WCW Starrcade on DVD!

I just learned that WWE's working on the Summerslam Anthology Thus I'm revising my top 10 which has now become a top 15. 1: Bonkers (1993 Cartoon series) (Disney) 2: Hitler: The Last 10 Days (Paramount) 3: South Park Bigger, Longer, Uncut and Unrated (Paramount) 4: It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad...

Bonkers (1993)- This was one of the funniest Disney cartoons I have ever seen and I'm still waiting or a DVD release of it.

Superman 2: The DONNOR CUT! Rush Hour (The current DVD is fine but we need a better SE with more deleted scenes and DTS) Concorde:Airport 79 extended TV Version Black Sunday (For the 30th anniversary) Willy Wonka and the Chocolate actory (Two disker for the film's 35th anniversary with a...

Here is my top 10 1. Bonkers (1993 cartoon series) (Disney) 2. Hitler: The Last 10 days (Paramount) 3: South Park: Bigger Longer and Uncut unrated (Paramount) 4. It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World Restored Roadshow Version (DVD) 5. Doctor Who: The Movie (1996 TV Movie) (Universal, Fox and BBC)...

Here is my wish list of what I like to see on DVD: Student Bodies (this is the "Scary Movie" of the 1980s! And it needs a DVD release badly) Rush Hour (It's already out on DVD but the movie needs a DTS track and more extras!) Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery. (The 2.35:1...

Darkwing, Talespn and THE TICK come out on DVD on the same day! It's going to be about time that The Tick is out on DVD!

I hate that Tick VS Mole Men episode. Disney is compensating us by including the pilot episodes of Darkwing Duck and Talespin on their respective sets.

Now that Fox has the MGM DVD and TV rights, they wiLL HAVE A GOOD CHANCE to restore the film to it's former glory, you see back in the 1990's, Roddy McDowell (AKA one of the guys from Planet of the Apes) approached FOX to look for the missing footage of their 1963 film "Cleopatra" to restore...

The Conqueror was a sad film to me too as the film was shot nearby nuclear test sites (That was when the Americans were doing nuclear testing!) and that many of it's cast and crew died of one form of cancer to another.

I WILL NOT BUY ANOTHER VERSION OF THE ORIGINAL TRILOGY (Except the HD/Blue-ray release) if the original unaltered versions turn out to be Non-Anamorphic