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Ok thanks all. Was just thinking with all the digi-books and boxes of other films, they would have done a nice stand alone set or something. I'm good with the anthology. Was just wondering what others thought. Thanks!

Did Warners just decide this wasn't good enough to merit a new edition? Would have liked to see a nice stand alone with a new master... oh well.

He also spoke at her Friar's roast as well if you listen to the box set Just for the Record

There was no lypsynching. The end of the movie was done live on multiple cameras

I think Carrie is the only one I have seen with a vintage UA logo

What about Yentl?

Ahhh Yes! Sorry, was close though! I still have this posted stored somewhere from when I was a kid. Thanks!:D

Well honestly not sure. Never saw the recent blu rays because I knew a set would be along. But the prints were stunning :)

Just watched Goldfinger and Thunderball on encore. Both were 4k transfers. I have never seen or heard either one as good

Just watched Goldfinger and Thunderball on encore. Both were 4k transfers. I have never seen or heard either one as good

1.:cool: How many Blu-rays do you purchase each month? (None, 1-5, 5-10, 10+) 5-10 2. Which genre of Blu-Rays do you mostly purchase? (Comedy, Drama, Horror, Musicals, Documentaries, TV) all 3. Prior to reading about it today, were you familiar with Dolby 96k upsampling as a new and enhanced...

it's actually the original poster art

Disney owns The Muppet Movie, Caper and Carol and Treasure Island. I went to a screening of the Muppet Movie in Brooklyn last year and there was talk of possibly putting it on blu-ray from a Henson rep. They have a ton of stuff for extras too. Disney just needs to step up!

The WTC was never in the movie. In fact Frank Oz said in an interview that he wanted "classic" NY and the WTC was still only 10 years old