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Got an email that VCI is releasing THE BRAVE ONE (1956) on Blu Ray, April 26th. It is a PD film, but their old standard DVD looks like the source is pretty good. It had the stereo soundtrack, but was non-anamorphic, but wide screen. I really like this film and glad it is going to be released.

According to ClassicFlix: Five more titles are coming from Olive Films on April 23rd. All will be released on both standard DVD and Blu-Ray. They are: Champion (1949) - Kirk Douglas, Marilyn Maxwell, Arthur Kennedy, Ruth Roman, Paul Stewart City That Never Sleeps (1953) - Gig Young, Mala Powers...

I read somewhere that VCI's long awaited Blu Ray of GORGO (1961) has a street date. I checked Amazon, and yep, it is there for March 19th. http://www.amazon.com/Gorgo-Blu-ray-Bill-Travers/dp/B00B2M78PU/ref=sr_1_1?s=movies-tv&ie=UTF8&qid=1358549233&sr=1-1&keywords=gorgo

I wonder if they will have both versions of IT'S IN THE BAG!" ? AMC showed both the preview and general release versions years ago (Both had UCLA restoration credits, if I remember correctly). The preview version had much more Fred Allen narration and I thought this narration stepped on too...

Universal Monster Collection on Blu Ray http://www.classicflix.com/universal-classic-monsters-essential-collection-bluray-dracula-frankenstein-mummy-invisible-bride-frankenstein-wolf-phantom-opera-creature-from-black-lagoon-p-12711.html

Although the disc title is very misleading, Legend is releasing a double bill of SHE (1935) and the same year's THINGS TO COME on Blu-Ray. SHE looks pretty good on the standard DVD, but I haven't seen their THINGS TO COME, but I bet it doesn't come near the official British release...

I was just notified by Amazon that THE CAINE MUTINY BluRay has a release date: Sept. 6, 2011

Amen, Ronald. The domestic DVD is pretty blurry and if I remember right, isn't anamorphically enhanced, so getting this with a beautiful, crisp picture was quite a treat.

I recently got the Blu-Ray BOYS FROM BRAZIL from England and it plays fine in my player. This film, if released in the USA, could really use a stereo remix like the early James Bond films have had. The music score survives in terrific stereo, so I think it could be done. The film seems to cry...