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Let’s see how Amazon treats their assets. https://deadline.com/2022/03/amazon-mgm-merger-1234981037/

I‘m not sure exactly how much work MGM did themselves. Dose the 8K WSS have the correct opening?

What's the change? They are waiting on the Justice Dept to approve their sale to Amazon, I see them doing as little as possible and then we will see what kind of work Amazon will do on those films.

Don’t forget we are talking about MGM here. They have a history of just doing as little as they can.

I agree with you. I love Lee Remick, Donald Pleasence and others in their performances. I bought the Blu-ray, even though I knew it was terrible from reports from this thread, but knew it was better than the Blu-ray.

Olive might announce an ‘Olive Signature’ release, as it has done when newer transfers are available.

YES!!!!

And how long have we waited for a better release of The Greastest Story Ever Told? I think around 8 years and never a nugget of a new one. This is the one and only Hallelujah Trail, so get it now or not. There will never be a better one.

Whatever it is, it has to better than that horrendous DVD.

Donald Pleasance was a hoot to watch as Oracle. Brian Keith appeared to have fun with the roll also along with the character actress Hope Summers.

I blind bought the laser disc also and found, to me, a gem I never heard of. However, most friends I showed it to were not that impressed. I’m looking forward to this release and can retire that horrible DVD.

John sang a verse or two on the Dean Martin show. Completely proved he could not sing.

THE HALLELUJAH TRAIL (1965) Burt Lancaster (Elmer Gantry) and Lee Remick (Days of Wine and Roses) star inThe Hallelujah Trail, the widescreen comic western extravaganza directed by John Sturges (The Magnificent Seven) from a screenplay by John Gay (The Courtship of Eddie’s Father) based on the...

The music is one of the best aspects about this movie. It would be a shame to not include the overture, intermission, or exit music.

I have found the Olive is pretty shut mouth on titles, specs and extras (if any) until they make a formal announcement. Which is usually the first week of the month the titles are released.

It’s A Mad Mad Mad Mad World is hilarious and everyone I’ve showed it to agrees. However, Hallelujah Trail does not have that same love since there is not a good Blu or even a good DVD to show, hopefully that will be rectified.