2oth Century-Fox movies still MIA on Blu-ray (1 Viewer)

[Angelo Colombus]

Blake Edwards used more of Julie’s body in S.O.B too.

 

[ptb2017fr]

Just watched French Blu Ray Of Tender Is The Night.
Absolutely gorgeous! GORGEOUS!
If only all restorations looked this beautiful!
Beloved Infidel is good, though after watching Tender, it’s only 3.5* not the 5* Trnder easily earns.

 

[ptb2017fr]

Twilight Time release of The River’s Edge. Good colour, clean print, lovely quality. One of Anthony Quinn’s better performances too.
But HOW DARE THEY CUT OFF THE FOX CINEMASCOPE IDENT?

 

[BRAD1963]

I'm hoping at some point still

Pre-Cinemascope: Nightmare Alley, Whirlpool, The Black Rose, The Gunfighter, Moontide and In Old Chicago

Cinemascope/50's and 60's: The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit, The Tall Men, The Man Who Never Was, Flight of the Phoenix and The Sun also Rises.

70's/80's - An Unmarried Woman, Claudine, Harry & Tonto, Making Love and A Wedding.

Fox Searchlight: The Good Thief, The Banger Sisters and In America.

 

[battlebeast]

East Lynne (1931), The White Parade (1934)

 

[Robin9]

I'm hoping at some point still

Pre-Cinemascope: Nightmare Alley, Whirlpool, The Black Rose, The Gunfighter, Moontide and In Old Chicago

Cinemascope/50's and 60's: The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit, The Tall Men, The Man Who Never Was, Flight of the Phoenix and The Sun also Rises.

70's/80's - An Unmarried Woman, Claudine, Harry & Tonto, Making Love and A Wedding.

Fox Searchlight: The Good Thief, The Banger Sisters and In America.

Go multi-zone. Several of those titles are available on Blu-ray disc in Europe.

 

[ptb2017fr]

The Man Who Never Was has had a Blu Ray release in Britain but it’s not very good quality. Pity as it’s a movie I love. The Sun Also Rises i also have. U.K. release. Pretty good transfer.

 

[Arthur Powell]

A few films that I'd like to see (not exhaustive though). Please take note Disney, Kino, and Twilight Time.

1920s
Riders of the Purple Sage
The Great K&A Train Robbery
Seventh Heaven (the new restoration)
Street Angel
What Price, Glory?
Sunnyside Up

1930s
Just Imagine (strange but vastly entertaining)
The Charlie Chan films
Berkeley Square
The Bowery
The Affairs of Cellini
The Prisoner of Shark Island
In Old Chicago
Alexander's Ragtime Band
The Story of Alexander Graham Bell
Hollywood Cavalcade
Rose of Washington Square

1940s
The Laurel and Hardy films
Tin Pan Alley
Lillian Russell
Hello, Frisco, Hello
Wilson
The Dolly Sisters
Margie (my most wanted of the unreleased Fox films)
I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now
The Luck of the Irish
Apartment for Peggy
You're My Everything
Oh, You Beautiful Doll

1950s
Cheaper by the Dozen
The Black Rose
Bird of Paradise
People Will Talk
Belles on Their Toes
Dreamboat
Monkey Business
The President's Lady
The Best Things in Life Are Free
Bernadine (it would be nice to actually see a widescreen version of the film)

1960s
Murder, Inc.
Goodbye Charlie
Way...Way Out

 

[wesaussie]

Twilight Time release of The River’s Edge. Good colour, clean print, lovely quality. One of Anthony Quinn’s better performances too.
But HOW DARE THEY CUT OFF THE FOX CINEMASCOPE IDENT?

Why was this done?

 

[Robert Crawford]

I just bought the digital streaming version of the 1939 film The Rains Came from Amazon for $10—and I regret it. Watching it was a grim experience—and not just because of the disaster and deaths in the film. The print itself is sometimes scratched, speckled, warped, etc. The Rains Came could use a restoration, but now that Disney owns Fox I'm wondering if it will ever happen....

I bought the HD digital stream from iTunes last September for $4.99. I watched it yesterday and didn't think it looked that badly.

 

[benbess]

I bought the HD digital stream from iTunes last September for $4.99. I watched it yesterday and didn't think it looked that badly.

Hmmm. I wonder if iTunes has a restored version of The Rains Came? But for whatever reason Amazon doesn't. I would grade the PQ quality about a "C" for the Amazon version.

 

[Robert Crawford]

Hmmm. I wonder if iTunes has a restored version of The Rains Came? But for whatever reason Amazon doesn't. I would grade the PQ quality about a "C" for the Amazon version.

Amazon is my least favorite service PQ-wise. I think both, iTunes and Vudu are superior in that regard.

 

[Matt Hough]

Amazon is my least favorite service PQ-wise. I think both, iTunes and Vudu are superior in that regard.

I agree completely. My equipment seems to favor Vudu actually, and I only use Prime to stream things on the service already. I never purchase digital streams through Prime.

 

[ptb2017fr]

A few films that I'd like to see (not exhaustive though). Please take note Disney, Kino, and Twilight Time.

1920s
Riders of the Purple Sage
The Great K&A Train Robbery
Seventh Heaven (the new restoration)
Street Angel
What Price, Glory?
Sunnyside Up

1930s
Just Imagine (strange but vastly entertaining)
The Charlie Chan films
Berkeley Square
The Bowery
The Affairs of Cellini
The Prisoner of Shark Island
In Old Chicago
Alexander's Ragtime Band
The Story of Alexander Graham Bell
Hollywood Cavalcade
Rose of Washington Square

1940s
The Laurel and Hardy films
Tin Pan Alley
Lillian Russell
Hello, Frisco, Hello
Wilson
The Dolly Sisters
Margie (my most wanted of the unreleased Fox films)
I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now
The Luck of the Irish
Apartment for Peggy
You're My Everything
Oh, You Beautiful Doll

1950s
Cheaper by the Dozen
The Black Rose
Bird of Paradise
People Will Talk
Belles on Their Toes
Dreamboat
Monkey Business
The President's Lady
The Best Things in Life Are Free
Bernadine (it would be nice to actually see a widescreen version of the film)

1960s
Murder, Inc.
Goodbye Charlie
Way...Way Out

Go to the Facebook page and message them requesting these.

 

[disctrip]

A few films that I'd like to see (not exhaustive though). Please take note Disney, Kino, and Twilight Time.

1920s
Riders of the Purple Sage
The Great K&A Train Robbery
Seventh Heaven (the new restoration)
Street Angel
What Price, Glory?
Sunnyside Up

1930s
Just Imagine (strange but vastly entertaining)
The Charlie Chan films
Berkeley Square
The Bowery
The Affairs of Cellini
The Prisoner of Shark Island
In Old Chicago
Alexander's Ragtime Band
The Story of Alexander Graham Bell
Hollywood Cavalcade
Rose of Washington Square
I'm also waiting for a Widescreen of "Bernadine"
1940s
The Laurel and Hardy films
Tin Pan Alley
Lillian Russell
Hello, Frisco, Hello
Wilson
The Dolly Sisters
Margie (my most wanted of the unreleased Fox films)
I Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now
The Luck of the Irish
Apartment for Peggy
You're My Everything
Oh, You Beautiful Doll

1950s
Cheaper by the Dozen
The Black Rose
Bird of Paradise
People Will Talk
Belles on Their Toes
Dreamboat
Monkey Business
The President's Lady
The Best Things in Life Are Free
Bernadine (it would be nice to actually see a widescreen version of the film)

1960s
Murder, Inc.
Goodbye Charlie
Way...Way Out

 

[disctrip]

I'm also waiting for a Widescreen copy of "Bernadine"

 

[BRAD1963]

Go multi-zone. Several of those titles are available on Blu-ray disc in Europe.

No. Because the better version eventually is released in the states. I can wait.

 

[BRAD1963]

Twilight Time's FB page indicates "...look for more intriguing Peck TT releases later this year."

The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit?

 

[Robert Crawford]

Twilight Time's FB page indicates "...look for more intriguing Peck TT releases later this year."

The Man in the Gray Flannel Suit?

I suspect it's that title and "The Gunfighter".

 

[JPCinema]

THE CHAIRMAN Fox
BEHOLD A PALE HORSE Columbia