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I do hope you're right. But it is odd how Disney seems to be shelving their heritage live-action.

A quick note to PersianImmortal .. sadly, a direct comparison by a contributor in the Aspect Ratio Documentation thread cofirms that the UK and US 'A Big Country' Blu rays are identical ... both stretched. The comments that it appears ok only come from people insensitive to this issue. But...

It's weird that Disney's model (keeping a degree of exclusivity around their titles) hasn't convinced them it's worthwhile to release their legacy live-action titles. There must be a market for Pollyanna, The Parent Trap, Freaky Friday etc....

It's the same as audio. The masses have converted to convenient crap MP3s which have bled the life from the music, but there is still a niche for the dedicated audiophile through SACDs and the new Blu ray Pure Audio releases, for a far more limited but discerning audience. And that's why region...

I totally agree with CinemaMANIAC that film appreciation is something you have to put some work into rather than hoping you'll stumble across a classic title or two you'll enjoy. My girlfriend and I lived some years in London in the 1960s (that's her in the pic with me, taken in London back...

I think the fault if ay lies in the very limited sales methodology which means news of TT titles reaches only the well-heeled cognoscenti in the States and maybe only a few hundred people outside the States. This extreme marketing selectivity would have to stifle sales. I know the fact that if I...