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I'am still dreaming of a Blu-ray edition of SEVEN MEN FROM NOW

Two cinemaScopes Fox from the fifties: HATFULL OF RAIN (Fred Zinneman) & BOTTOM OF THE BOTTLE (Henry Hathaway)

Looks like I'll never be able to watch in BR two of Hathway's Fox: THE BOTTOM OF THE BOTTLE and SEVEN THIEVES.

3 more that haven't been mentionned: SIX BLACK HORSES, written by Burt Kennedy, rumor says that the script have been proposed for a Boetticher/Scott project. Dan Duryea is great in it. Also 2 mores Audy Murphy's oaters: SEVEN WAYS FROM SUNDOWN and HELL BENT FOR LEATHER.

Let's go first with the non blu-ray's best remaining: 3 by A. Mann: TIN STAR, WINCHESTER 73 and DEVIL'S DOORWAY 3 by D. Daves: LAST WAGON, BADLANDERS and DRUM BEAT J.Ford's CHEYENNE AUTUMN, Hathaway's NEVADA SMITH, Boetticher's SEVEN MEN FROM NOW and maybe as a guilty pleasure, Douglas' GOLD OF...

When NAKED SPUR will be out on BR, two more Mann's westerns will still be missing in HD; DEVIL'S DOORWAY (WAC) and paramount's THE TIN STAR. The DVDS were not so bad, but I'm dreaming BR.

Glad to have GUN HILL in BR, I now hope that Paramount will someday give the same treatment to Anthony Mann's THE TIN STAR also in VistaVision.

The europeean transfer is not that much different from the existing Olive edition, and I would not be surprise if Olive go with their existing transfer which were not bad, so unless Olive improve significally their transfert, the only reason to upgrade would be for the bonus features.

I upgraded a few months ago with the EUREKA version. The main difference with this new version seems to be mainly the featuture-length audio commentary. As for the most interesting bonus; the visual essay by Tag Gallagher, it is bound to be the same. It will be probably worth upgrading if you...

OK for me, now I'm waiting (hoping) to an upgrade for LAST TRAIN FROM GUN HILL and THE TIN STAR, also even for the lesser Hathaway's NEVADA SMITH .

Not the best Mann but sill a Mann of the west. Next time, let's hope for THE NAKED SPUR.