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Further proof that Olive Films has renegotiated for more films from the primary Paramount library. Hopefully some real oldies turn up.

This was officially released on their site on 5/12/214 this past Monday. I just got the blu-ray in the mail, so I can absolutely confirm that it is out.

Wow! Universal just opened the floodgates for April. By the looks of it, many of these seem like they could be double feature discs (two Waynes, two Eastwoods, two King Kongs).

Very true, though considering the films that have yet to get released and what has ended up through Twilight Time, it is most surprising.

Eh, what? That was one of the last film I ever expected to see given blu-ray treatment. It was unceremoniously and quietly released on DVD a while back, so I never thought Fox had much faith in their early talkies given how few of them are actually released by Fox. Great news nonetheless.

Both 1st and 2nd place holders are getting released in December from that poll.

Great news. I'm pleased that Cohen isn't just content on milking their "AAA" mainstream features. I expected a longer wait for any British productions (especially of the 1930s).

Ishtar being released by Sony in-house really makes no sense outside the gamble on its notoriety previously mentioned. Remember this is the same company that has been confirmed to be sitting on and already finished blu-ray of From Here to Eternity for quite some time and still having cold feet...

Pretty good timing considering WHV announced Westworld will be part of their 2013 anniversary releases.

It's not pre-90s.

Also Fox: Shout! Factory

MGM: Fox, Criterion Also, one could argue that Universal is sublicensing its titles to TCM on their TCM Vault Collections.

Yep, that's how I see it. MGM releases have lately been tied to $19.99 MSRB over the past year, and the exclusive titles released at Best Buy and Target that I have bought , which were also sold at sale prices of $9.99, have been large improvements over the DVD counterparts. All the blu-ray...