Sounds like high end users would be better skipping the disk and the included digital code and going straight to the digital UHD purchase. A real shame. Forget it Mr. Harris. It's Disney
The "male garbo" for nils ashter is maybe a stretch, but I've never seen this in a good print and I'm looking forward to it. And like so many giants of old, John Carradine is always superlative.
I just started with Season 1. I've wondered about that myself. I thought he had a good bit of screen presence and charisma. He appears to have largely disappeared from Hollywood by the end of the 60s. I'm going to buy the book I think.
BTW. I hate Disney the corp. Not a hater in general but with what the corp has done to Fox titles, and Disney titles, and new releases, well, I think Five Nights at Freddie's should be set at Disney World.
I'd love to see Darren McGavin's The Outsider. I understand that there are no transfers. Perhaps the popularity of Kolchak on METV might convince someone to pick it up and transfer it.
Wow. So I guess this is loosely based on the separation of Pakistan and India? I didn't know that there was a film dealing with that. And I love Alan Ladd. Great news
I think that's closer to accurate in terms of people thinking Empire was better, but it was never viewed as simply sandwiched between the two entries, especially as this was the first real trilogy. Personally, I still prefer the original with ESB second.
Idk about technical grosses, but I don't think your comment is accurate. ESB continued the Star Wars craze in full. It was only with Return of the Jedi and the Ewoks that fans and critics complained about the galaxy far far away.
For myself and others with no memory of this, I looked it up:
https://hanna-barbera.fandom.com/wiki/Hanna-Barbera_Records
I will say that the Yogi Bear/Three Stooges album here is one of the best children's albums ever. All original voices and a good story. I played it for my kids numerous...
If you look at "a few words" post, the "few words" are there and then the comments follow. Sometimes, RAH comments on the comments. If you look at a review, you get a few lines, a "continue reading" with a link to a separate page with the body of the review. Then, I think, the comments are...
Hong Kong Phooey is the best post 60s HB character and definitely deserves a blu-ray. A blu of SD-Dyomutt would be an excellent opportunity to release the still missing Dynomutt episodes, and if it happened to include the never released pre-Scrappy Scooby Doo Show episodes so much the better!
Wow. Thanks! Some long desired titles here. Also, the collection format is a great way to go in terms of keeping less famous titles from being overlooked or orphaned.
Other than Death Wish and a few 80s programmers, I never saw any other Charles Bronson vehicles. However, with Kino’s many Bronson releases and positive comments about them, I decided to explore a notable 5, three of which are Kino releases:
The Mechanic (1972): Bronson’s breakthrough role as...