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This will more than likely be my last post (applause from all you who PM'd the moderator and owner) because the minute anything bad is said about Warners the cast of characters start messaging Mr Epstein. This forum censors any negative comments about Warners and sadly it is not freedom of...

This will more than likely be my last post (applause from all you who PM'd the moderator and owner) because the minute anything bad is said about Warners the cast of characters start messaging Mr Epstein. This forum censors any negative comments about Warners and sadly it is not freedom of...

Interesting the posts here are all interesting to read, but no one is answering the question if SHOUT!, if VCI, if OLIVE if Criterion, TT and others can release classics on pressed disc and still sell units, if Sony can do a MOD program yet still issue pressed disc through TCM same with...

Yes other firms appreciate their customers who spend 20.00 a pop for a dvd by selling them on pressed media which no matter how you want to spin MOD is far better than. Lets go back to Warners initial launch of the program, it was meant according to them to be a place to release deep catalog...

Your point is taken, I was referring to titles that are classic releases and that deserve pressed disc treatment, again such as Andy Hardy, Northwest Passage and the third set of Esther WIlliams. Look at Sony they teamed with TCM and so far released a Jean Arthur set and a Bogart set, on...

The MOD program is nothing else but greed, But hey if you do not like the program or do like it again that is your choice. But after years of complaining if a film transfer had too many specks it is amazing that the same type of collector is now happy because the MOD discs are now...

You are so right Eric, you know every company has all the right to do as they need to do for their bottom line. But it is very puzzling why they do not go the VAULT TCM route and do the first run as "pressed" discs for the real fans of "pressed dvd's" and then go to MOD for the rest of the run...