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It depends on who's saying they're better and what exactly are the improvements.

Are those rhetorical questions?

Beggars can't be choosers with some of these movies never released on Blu-ray here in the States. My time on this earth is limited so I can't wait forever to see better results from newer scans nor can I take my monies with me when I leave this earth for good.:)

I'm not sure that trillion dollar company is hurting as much as some believe as I think some long-term animosity towards the company and those that ran it have affected some stated opinions around here.:)

Never mind! We're in disagreement about "No Way Out" so I'll move on.

So then, are you commenting about Signal One's Blu-ray release of "No Way Out"? I'm commenting about Eureka's MOC Blu-ray release.

Are Signal One and Eureka the same company? If not then "No Way Out" was a Eureka MOC Blu-ray release, not Signal One. Also, I've edited my previous post to include my comments about "No Way Out" video presentation. I guess we disagree then about "No Way Out" as I noticed an improvement over...

You sure about "No Way Out" as I have the 2018 Eureka MOC release and I thought it looked fine? Here are my 2019 comments about "No Way Out". I'll try to watch my 2018 Signal One Blu-ray again of "The Iron Curtain" this month. I did watch it back on April 1st, 2018, but never mentioned the...

There was a panic when HBO Max briefly pulled GWTW off their site to add an introduction. People started buying up Blu-rays during the pandemic and there was a shortage of discs among the retailers. Today, Blu-rays 70th and 75th Anniversary editions are available for purchase on Amazon and...

The first two "Rathbone/Bruce" Sherlock Holmes movies were Fox productions. Afterwards, Universal took over for the remaining "Rathbone/Bruce" titles. Over the years, MPI had video rights here in the States for all of those movies, now it appears that CBS/Paramount has acquired those rights...

Please, no more Manson discussion!

Damn, this thread has taken a strange turn.:laugh:

Those Star Wars and Marvel movies might not be classics for you, but they will be for millions of other people that grew up watching them. No, Star Wars and Marvel movies will not be forgotten, despite how many times you or any other classic film fan thinks or says it so.