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The Juror is a pretty good movie. I re-watched the DVD a few weeks ago. Men Of Respect I've never seen but it sounds interesting. There was a previous film called Joe Macbeth which also placed the drama within a crime setting.

I'm very pleased that Lost Command has at last received a high definition transfer. However I'll wait for a release closer to home.

Let's hope so!

I'm used to hyperbole, but describing journeyman director Terence Young as "genius filmmaker" is overdoing it!

Thank You.

Is the Bobby Darrin mentioned on the cover of the Ironside set the Bobby Darin who had big hits with Dream Lover and Mack The Knife and then went on to become a movie actor?

Some overdue treasures there, but - alas! - in box-sets which contain other titles I don't need or want.

Kino have been known to change their mind.

Makes me happy. I saw it when it first came out but never since. I can still remember Brad Dexter saying "sold" to his young colleague but I recall little else.

I'll wait for reviews etc. but that "Hitchcock remake" set interests me. I prefer that version of The Thirty-Nine Steps to Hitchcock's and the remake of The Lady Vanishes - photographed by Douglas Slocombe - is pretty good, It also has Angela Lansbury which is always a bonus.

I'm very interested in this box-set because the only title I already have is Zarak. As the other titles present Adele Jergens or Debra Paget, both of whom I like a lot, this is a very attractive package for me. I've never seen Jennifer either but I've wanted to for decades ever since I was...

Only yesterday I saw a still from Fear Is The Key and I thought to myself that a Blu-ray disc was overdue! For those who don't know this film, it begins with an extended car chase which is very well done and climaxes with a suspense sequence below sea level that I found uncomfortably tense the...

There are no shortcomings. That idea is simply a disproved old wives tale. I repeat: I've never had a problem with any of my burned discs.

So what? In contradiction of feverish predictions by some, I've never had a problem with any of my burned discs.

Just to remind anyone who may have forgotten: The Molly Maguires has already been released on Blu-ray disc by Paramount. I have that disc and it's excellent. (So too is the film, in my opinion. It deserves a new audience) I'll be very interested to hear what people think of the picture quality...

Like everyone else, I'm sceptical that Barabbas will receive the transfer it deserves but I'm hoping to be proved wrong.

I agree. I like the film too but until I hear an informed opinion confirming the Blu-ray disc is excellent, I'll stick with the DVD.

I haven't "blamed" you for providing an answer. I'm commenting about the answer itself.

Ah, so that's it: your feelings were hurt. Well, for the rest of us it's all water under the bridge and your relentless rehashing of the issue is boring.

Why do you find it necessary to keep hammering Twilight Time?

I have a few of Sony's own Blu-ray discs which are alleged to be BD-Rs, and all of them play perfectly with zero drawbacks. Warner Archive's DVD series is DVD-Rs and the big joke is that they are more consistently reliable and long-lasting than Warner's pressed DVDs.

Paramount has recently released The Molly Maguires on Blu-ray disc, by themselves and not through a boutique label.