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Would aspect ratio experts say the 2.00:1 ratio is preferable?

What do people think about this one? Some of the WWII films have intriguing premises but don't really deliver imo (e.g., Passage to Marseilles). I'm interested in this but have no familiarity with it.

are these all completed. Anything left?

The early 70s and the late 30s were the best eras for film imo

It will be wonderful to see these with a good quality picture for once.

The "male garbo" for nils ashter is maybe a stretch, but I've never seen this in a good print and I'm looking forward to it. And like so many giants of old, John Carradine is always superlative.

l Thanks for the political analysis. Maybe someone else will comment on whether the film is any good.

I know nothing about it, but I predict Thelma Ritter steals every scene she's in.

Wow. So I guess this is loosely based on the separation of Pakistan and India? I didn't know that there was a film dealing with that. And I love Alan Ladd. Great news

Wow. Thanks! Some long desired titles here. Also, the collection format is a great way to go in terms of keeping less famous titles from being overlooked or orphaned.

Talk about a rescue from PD hell, I've never heard of a remotely decent looking release for this. Thanks Kino!

Don't think so. Paramount kept at least part of their silents

I'll once again show my ignorance in hopes of learning something. What is the significance of a "16 bit" scan? What are the alternatives?

Along with UFOs, Bigfoot, Noah's Ark, and killer bees/ants, the Lincoln assassination was one of the public fascinations of the 70s. Great to have this artifact available.

This looks great in print, do people like it?

Not Worhol but nicely done

Long time for me too, but I preferred Valmont

First time I’ve heard of someone downgrading a title. I also purchased If I had a million

There are many similarities between Man on the Flying Trapeze and The Bak Dick. My favorite is Man

Looks like Car Wash in a parking garage

What an unusual cast. Ian McKellan and Bo Hopkins in the same film

Fletch is one of the best comedies of the 80s.

I've not picked up any of this series, but I think I can start at this excellent and interesting volume 16.

I think the poster art made it look too much like another 70s drive in flick. Looks very interesting though

One of my favorites and I still have the old dvd! Live it

Kiss Me Deadly might be more genre specific

Sounds like the Warriors. Costarring Sherlock Holmes nemesis Thomas Gomez and Ernie the cab driver

Ralph Bellamy lost out in The Awful Truth too. Poor guy

I hadn’t thought about it before, ut considering how successful Reginald Denny was as a silent actor, it may have been something of an inside joke to cast him as the chief villain in the Voice of Terror

This was on my Tyrone Power want list for years but I've never been able to see it. Thanks Kino!