From the world of the Samuel Goldwyn films, comes William Wyler's wonderful 1936 classic, Dodsworth.
Full disclosure, Mr. Wyler is one of my favorite filmmakers. Along with Richard Brooks, and David Lean, one of the most literate in the art form.
A lovely new restoration has yielded a...
Scream Factory is once again gracing our home theaters with another entry in their Universal Horror Collection.
This time, Volume 4, which hits some high points in the series.
Most interesting, for me, was the inclusion of The Climax, a 1944 Technicolor Boris Karloff production, one of only...
As so much of the UA classic catalog has been released on Blu by Kino and Criterion and others, it might seem frivolent to wish for more, but....
ALAMO, THE (duh)
NEVER ON SUNDAY
AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS (now with Warner Bros)
D.O.A. (1950) (Who owns this now?)
GREAT ESCAPE, THE (A 4K...
You are doing a splendid job of giving us classics from the RKO library, and somehow making them look as good as they probably did when first released to theaters.
Here are some I'd love to see you or someone get around to:
ANGEL FACE
BACK TO BATAAN
BEDLAM*
BOY WITH GREEN HAIR (Color)
BRINGING...
Mary Walsh has a fascinating and important role in managing and protecting the millions of pieces of Disney’s history under her care. As Managing Director, Animation Research Library at Walt Disney Animation Studios, a role she’s held since 2014, Mary is in charge of the repository containing...
https://www.screendaily.com/news/film-movement-classics-acquires-fritz-lang-indian-epic-exclusive/5136689.article
I purchased the October 16, 2001 Fantoma DVD releases of The Tiger of Eschnapur (Der Tiger von Eschnapur) and The Indian Tomb (Das indische Grabmal) on Ebay a few years back and the...
A couple of new B&W TV era listings I just stumbled across on Amazon. I'm assuming these are classified as Public Domain. VCI is saying they're restored, and they're releasing them on Blu-Ray:
Television's Lost Classics Volume One (2 Prime Time Specials): "This is a special series of lost...
Read this article about how streaming services like Netflix are inherently geared towards the new, how young people see something as non-existent if it's not available to stream for free, and how libraries of disks (the article refers to "DVD's) actually were and are easier from a rights...
Thunderbean has re-issued the 'Fleischer Classics featuring Gulliver's Travels' Blu-ray/DVD combo. It's a nice little set for this of you that haven't seen it. It's the first HD restoration we did as well.
We did a little Blu-ray preview a while back for the set...
I already own all of the classics on DVD, but is the bluray transfer worth it? Has anyone seen and heard them first hand?
The bluray set in question is this one...
Hi!
I see no mention of this release: Kirk Douglas: The Centennial Collection (8 films)
It Includes:
Spartacus
Man Without a Star
The Last Sunset
Lonely Are the Brave
The List of Adrian Messenger
For Love or Money
The War Wagon
A Lovely Way to Die
I'm not sure which ones are new to region...
Specifically, of course, where is WAR AND PEACE (1968)? This epic is just so-o superior to the 1956 Paramount thing with Audrey Hepburn that it's like a completely different story, based on a completely different novel. Yet, for whatever reason, no effort seems to have gone into its restoration...
Hey guys, i'm new here in the forum and i'm just starting to get involved with proper audio equipment.
I've been looking around the online classifieds, trying to find a good classic receiver to start my build.
A seller got these two models, the Sansui G3000 and the Sansui G3500, the first costs...