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This will be a quadruple-dip for me. One of my all-time favorite films.

It was Olive Films that released Hangar 18.

Yes, bring on all the Sunn Classics!

Alain Silver and James Ursini did a great commentary for the DVD from Pendragon. Whoever you use, this is definitely a purchase from me! This is a favorite of mine.

The 2nd post in this thread is updated weekly with release dates. If you go there you can see that there is still no date for this release. Coming Soon.

Actually, I believe it was "So Proudly We Hail" where she showed off her "Victory Roll". And on youtube you can see the newsreel where she shows the dangers of her peekaboo hairstyle for factory workers.

Keep the Bob Hope movies coming, Kino! But who's this Michael Schlesinger commentator ya got? Wonder if he knows anything. :rolling-smiley:

Agreed, great news. I have been waiting for some time to replace my DVD copy of Will Penny!

This is interesting news, but it doesn't answer the question whether or not it is the same master that Imprint Films used for their August 2022 release. Either way, depending on the extras I may double dip. I really enjoy Kino's releases!

You all can thank me. i just bought the DVD earlier in the week. It hasn't even arrived yet. I gave up too soon on waiting for a blu.

Same here! I cannot wait to replace my DVD of this.

You sure about that? I think KL will get the same transfer that Imprint received from Paramount. If you have information that shows otherwise, please share.

You may not be interested in commentary tracks, but many of us are. A good one can give insight to the production of the film, an understanding of the times the movie was made and originally released, and information on the cast and crew as well as how some of the shots/effects were conceived...

Alain Silver & James Ursini would also be a great choice.

Great news! I don't believe this ever got a DVD release, I haven't seen it, but will be glad to rectify that thanks to Kino,

Great to see another 3-D film released. Blind buy for me!

I don't know anything about this film, but looking it up I instantly became captivated by Marisa Mell's eyes.

More Mitchell Leisen is always appreciated!

Love it when they use the original artwork!

The Wild Life, Finally! :thumbsup: I thought this would be locked up in music rights hell forever. I don't think I have seen this since the 80's on cable.

You and me both. Fantastic news, and what a great cast!

It's not bad enough that I just purchased so many from my want list, but I also found a few that I had missed before, along with a few I didn't know I wanted! I'll tell you how bad I did, I broke it into two orders, those that were in stock and those that were out of stock. Pass the can...

How awesome is this news! I wasn't expecting a Jack Ford* / Harry Carey silent film announcement today. This is a short 50 minute film, I wonder if there will be extras on this? Keep 'em coming, Kino! :thumbsup: * - He wouldn't be listed as John Ford for another five years

They announced it in February. https://www.hometheaterforum.com/community/threads/kino-lorber-insider-read-guidelines-post-3.355034/page-179#post-4835097

We can hope that they decide to use this artwork.

I believe that is Touchez Pas au Grisbi.

Wow, what an unexpected delight. I fondly recall my history teacher showing this in class when I was in Junior High. Glad to see they are using the original poster over what that DVD snapper case used.

I also would love to see more Roy Rogers, but unfortunately I don't think it is going to happen with what KL said back in August when asked about it. This is a real shame. Those films are fun, and they looked the best I have ever seen. It seems to me that America needs to re-discover Roy Rogers!

Lubitsch, Wilder, and Hope! I'm in for all three, plus the maybe more.