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"Red River Sally lived in an alley, in a room above the general store, whore-dee-whore, Giving joy without end ev'ry day without fail, hers was a fascinatin' tail."

Yes but I haven't compared them yet.

I've watched all three now on my LG Blu-ray player and LG flat-screen TV, and I had no issues whatsoever with the picture or audio on any of them.

I'd love to see "Paramount Presents" editions of the complete Naked Gun trilogy.

My mom and I used to joke about Rula Lenska too -- we'd never heard of her either!

The price is more than likely to go down before the release date.

Joe Dallesandro.....yummmmm.

For this Jewish boy, Sylvia Miles' main claim to fame will always be her unforgettable performance in Joan Micklin Silver's Crossing Delancey.

Wayne I can take or leave. I am in awe of Dietrich.

Eddie Albert and Eva Gabor were the stars of Green Acres.. What don't you get???

I have it on Region 2 DVD.

I would choose Nicholas Clay over Simon MacCorkindale -- not only because I think he's better-looking, but because he was kind and generous enough to spend several scenes in that tight, revealing black Speedo. YUMMY!!! By the way, I would also like to see a Blu-ray release of another...

He also did the Hello, Dolly! movie poster and the cover illustrations for Bette Midler's first two albums, The Divine Miss M. and the self-titled Bette Midler. Both classic albums.

I'm getting the deluxe edition. Everything's "big-girl size" with me.

I am not happy to hear that, as I am receiving the set tomorrow.

That's ridiculous!!! I have the whole thing on a VHS tape somewhere, but the idea of cutting such an historical duet for the DVD, which is for posterity, is outrageous!!! Suppose the Judy-Barbra duets had been cut for the DVD?!?!?

>>Just so you are aware, the duet between Bette and Cher has been edited on the DVD. The 7+ minutes of song has been cut down to just a little over 2 minutes.<< You mean their famous "Trashy Ladies" medley?

She's the second-greatest talent in the world!!!

Then why isn't BETTE MIDLER listed amongst the guest stars??? As one of the world's most beloved entertainers, one would think they would be smart enough to use BETTE MIDLER as a selling point!

What happened to the 1975 Cher special with BETTE MIDLER, Elton John, BETTE MIDLER, Flip Wilson and BETTE MIDLER???

I remember a '70s British sitcom called From A Bird's-Eye View about a group of airline stewardesses that was shown on TV here. Does anyone else remember it?

Well, that sounds interesting -- and Hugh Jackman is mighty yummy too!

The 2008 remake is worth sitting through if only for the wonderful cameo appearance by the one and only Divine Miss M. As for Bad Education -- is it the Pedro Almodovar film starring the very yummy Gael Garcia Bernal?

Wow! That bad, huh? Now I'm reeeeeally glad I never saw it! I've heard nothing but awful things about it!

The Dark Mirror was one of my favorites, as well as The Heiress and two she did with her good friend Bette Davis, In This Our Life and Hush...Hush, Sweet Charlotte. She was also terrific in Lady in A Cage.

The world today is full of atroshis spellors.

Don't call MY Shirley???

At the risk of saying something inappropriate, there are a number of male movie stars I find attractive, but only two that I've had dreams about -- Patrick Swayze and Dennis Quaid. So Mr. Swayze has a special place in my heart.

Dirty Dancing!!!

Patrick Swayze was a thespian titan!