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I watched the Imprint edition fairly recently and I thought it looked pretty good. Apparently it was from a 4K scan.

Fire Down Below was on the Mill Creek Rita Hayworth set. PQ very good.

Kino's release is supposed to be a new 4K master in 1.85:1 ratio.

Can anybody who's got this disc, confirm if its a pressed disc please. I've seen one retailer saying its a BD-R. Thanks

I watched the Australian blu-ray a few weeks ago and noted a runtime of 93:26.

I've measured the aspect ratios on the screen shots and the stream is about 2.5:1 and the BD 2.35:1.

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I have the Shout blu-ray and I thought the picture quality was very good. Its definitely a worthwhile purchase as you get 2 discs, theatrical and extended cut. There is a review on blu-ray com. Link

Play It Again Sam is my favourite Woody Allen film, so yes to a blu-ray.

The Kino disc is supposed to be a new 2k transfer, so I'm expecting it to be pretty good.

I've got the Hansesound release from 2012 and I thought both these films looked pretty good on blu-ray, certainly a lot better than DVD.

I've been waiting for the Warner Elvis titles as well (especially "Girl Happy", "It Happened At The Worlds Fair", "Spinout" and "Speedway"). I think that the Warner Archive have got such a big back catalogue, there's so many films to choose from and the Elvis titles arent a priority for them...

Studio Canal have released quite a lot of catalog titles on UHD over the last year or so, so I think there's a good chance that some of the titles just announced for 2020 will be UHD. Flash Gordon's a no brainer for UHD, its a popular film.

If you're region free, then its available in France and UK.

I have the French release, havent watched it fully yet, just briefly skipped through it. PQ is better than DVD, quite good, but not outstanding. Aspect ratio is correct 2.35:1, unlike the German release which was cropped. French subtitles can be switched off.

Here's mine, only 4 :- Girl Happy The Liquidator She Skyjacked

I think you just reply with your list of titles and then Thomas T adds them up.

I'm still waiting for The Deadly Companions(1961) on Blu-Ray.

I dont agree that blu-ray or physical media is dying. I've been looking at the sales figures for discs and there hasnt been much change over the last 2-3 years. Its still a decent amount of revenue for the studios. https://www.the-numbers.com/home-market/packaged-media-sales/2018...

Comparison between the new and old blu-rays (full frame version) at Capsaholics. Based on that the new blu-ray is a big improvement.

The German blu-ray of Custer Of The West (which I made the mistake of buying a while back), is actually a DVD upscale. Its worse than the French disc. Needless to say, I will be getting the Kino disc.

And interestingly, I've just had a look at the sales figures for 2015 and they are about the same as 2016, which says to me that physical media isnt dying at all.

The movie companies are still making millions on their big titles :- http://www.the-numbers.com/home-market/packaged-media-sales/2016

I have Cowboy Melodie. PQ looked pretty good, not much grain visible, so its probably been DNR'd a bit, but detail still looks very good to me. I wish Paramount and Warner would release the rest of the Elvis movies on Blu-Ray. There's got to be enough Elvis fans in the world to make it viable.

I saw Coney Island last week, I thought it looked very good with lots of fine detail. I agree that it was rather dark. I was suprised by how much I enjoyed this film, as my viewing doesnt venture into the forties very often. I thought it was very witty and had some great musical numbers.

Oliver, thanks for those links, I must remember to check those sites for future orders from France. I wish I'd seen those screen caps of Sign Of The Pagn, before ordering !

Yes, I have this and unfortunately its a DVD upscale. Most disappointed with this.

There is now a separate German release of The Appaloosa. https://www.amazon.de/S%C3%BCdwest-nach-Sonora-Classic-HD-Remastered/dp/B01KL9GRWY/ref=pd_bxgy_74_img_3?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=X47JCW8H9ZPKEG1A4RWV

I would definitely like to see Captain Nemo And The Underwater City on blu-ray and this would make a good double bill with Around The World Under The Sea(1966), another title owned by Warner I think.

I have the Spanish blu-rays of Dark Passage, Suspicion, Father of The Bride, Cat On A Hot Tin Roof and Man In The Wilderness and they are all pressed discs and appear to be official Warner releases.