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DUCK SOUP, HORSEFEATHERS & MONKEY BUSINESS to start. THE COCOANUTS has some great moments but it suffers from being a static filming of their hit Broadway musical play. Same with ANIMAL CRACKERS. Another filmed Broadway musical, it gained a cult following because it was unseen for decades due...

There's one supposedly PD episode (with Robby the Robot) available at the Internet Archive

Sorry to kill the buzz, but that 'reveal' is very, very old news: https://www.nytimes.com/2004/03/18/arts/mercedes-mccambridge-87-actress-known-for-strong-roles.html https://www.altfg.com/film/mercedes-mccambridge-the-exorcist/...

I received my copy last week and I have to tell you, I got very emotional seeing how beautiful the transfers were. Some shorts from Volumes 1 & 2 were remastered in this Volume as well. I can unequivocally say that you can see why the restorations took four years.

Sorry to break it to everyone seeing James Cameron everywhere, but the "Blue People" have been a part of the Sub-Mariner comic books since the beginning.

No, it's not Star Man. Check my previous post it's a movie with Garry Shandling from 2000

How about What Planet Are You From?

I've always wanted to have a Blu-Ray or even DVD of 1970's Cover Me, Babe with Robert Forster, Sondra Locke, Same Waterston and Susanne Benton. Enough time has passed that we won't get Special Features or audio commentary from the first two stars but I'm still hoping. And kill two birds with...

Although everyone remembers him as Iago I always liked his performance as Shock Jock Johnny Crunch in The Adventures of Ford Fairlane.

Yeah not at all like today with casting the lead in the historical TV series Anne Boleyn :)

He also did movies as well as television. Most memorable was as one of the hippies in the Billy Jack franchise. Not to mention playing Captain Lassard in Police Academy 2

Actually, the way that they copy off of each other without doing independent research all of them being wrong isn't as far fetched as you think it is.

It's available from the good folks at EarthStation 1 Linked to Bootleg site removed by Moderator: 5. Respect for copyrights. Home Theater Forum has a strict policy of respecting the rights of copyright holders. We do not allow promotion of bootleg material or discussion on how to obtain it...

Seeing the results of the restoration I'm proud to have been a contributor on Kickstarter. In the episodes I've watched so far the restorations are flawless on Blu Ray.

Started watching my Blu Ray and Bob and Company outdid themselves with this restoration.

Excellent review. I'm waiting for a quiet time to watch my copy.

Guns of Will Sonnet If you want tons of violence and mayhem, and if you don't mind the steampunk aspects of later seasons, you can't do better than The Wild, Wild, West especially in B&W

If it's a part of the movie it's not commentary. I don't want to go down the philosophical rabbit hole of a character in a movie commenting about the movie inside the movie. Breaking the Fourth Wall isn't "commentary". Commentary has to come from outside whatever is being commented on.

I neglected to answer your other question. Leverage aired on TNT from December 7, 2008, to December 25, 2012 for five seasons.

Yup, What's Up Tiger Lily? Without running downstairs to check my copy I don't believe it had a commentary. Woody Allen's introduction really doesn't count as 'commentary' because it was edited into the film itself. Like I said, it was an intro and not an optional audio track. On a side note...

Although I hadn't planned on it, a combination of all of the previews in this thread as well as a price drop today on Amazon has caused me to purchase the Complete Series Blu Ray.

Please do. Yeah, the whole "Who played Tekla" is a genuine online mystery. Check out the cast list at Wikipedia. Since you're sharing my feedback allow me to be more complete. I almost had a heart attack when I saw the resolution of the preview videos on the Main Menu. I was relieved when I saw...

The Mr Wong set was great but I wanted to let you know that I finally binge watched the first 4 episodes of Flash Gordon Conquers the Universe and I was impressed (that's the word) by how well it had been done. You were absolutely correct. Now if we could just find out who played Radio Officer...

I really enjoy the commentary by William Friedkin on his film To Live and Die in LA.