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I am guessing Party Girl, because they also like Nicholas Ray's films. Party Girl is one of those films which, on paper, seems like a cult film ripe for re-discovery......unless one has actually seen it. I would prefer Knights Of The Round Table.

I have been hoping for a good WarnerArchive sale this week; I have a lot to purchase!

Here we are asking for both versions of Little Women and the next announced bluray title is The Gumball Rally. (To see my facial expression now just think of Ryan Gosling's, once he realized the wrong Best Picture was named. In all fairness, subtract his movie star looks too.)

I have a somewhat different perspective. Since I purchased High Society and most of the aforementioned titles in VHS, and then laser disc and then dvd format, I am in no hurry to purchase a blu-ray release. Other than a few must-have releases, even with the Twilight Time titles, unless everyone...

Warners has a knack for bringing out classic films which most of us know but are not on the forefront of most people's minds. My 2017 hope is for a bluray of WATERLOO BRIDGE - the Vivien Leigh - Robert Taylor version. I just love this film; I thought Vivien was better here than in almost any...

And I am with you on the point about extras, part of the joy of the early days of video and laser discs came from all the footage unseen for decades that began appearing as extras, as well as longer editions of random films like City For Conquest or Stage Door, just too name 2. I understand it...

I would love to see Vincente Minnelli's SOME CAME RUNNING released from Warners on Blu-Ray. Also the aforementioned HIGH SOCIETY.

On the Sinatra Family Forum, in January 2014, someone asked whether anything was planned for Frank's 100th Birthday in 2015, and Nancy Sinatra swiftly replied "Patience is a Virtue.", lol. Therefore I agree I would be very surprised if Warner Home Video did not have a major blu-ray release of...