Any news on a Warner Chat this year? (1 Viewer)

[Ronald Epstein]

[COLOR= rgb(24, 24, 24)]I'd suggest an interview format run by HTF staff, who'd also select from pre-submitted questions from the users. That would assure a better signal-to-noise ratio and also avoid the possibility of it turning into an axe-grinding rant-fest.

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[COLOR= rgb(24, 24, 24)]It's a good idea -- one presented to us many times prior.

However, the process of us having to wade through tons
of mail to pick out what we feel to be the best questions
would be a cumbersome task.

And, less people would show up and just wait to read the
transcript the next day if we eliminated the opportunity to
allow individuals to ask questions in a live venue.[/COLOR]

 

[Joe Caps]

Two things -
the one question to Warner will be simple-
Please name the remaining six classics on pressed discs you will release this year !!!!!

Also, what year are the next remasters of Wizard of Oz and Gone with the Wind planned (again) .

 

[Ronald Epstein]

Guys,

As is always the case...

Posting your questions here will not provide you with an answer.

We really want to keep the chat spontaneous. Please do not use
the forum as a means of posting questions in advance.

Thanks very much.

PS: The chat will involve Television and Animation only.

 

[RolandL]

Originally Posted by Simon Howson



I'm hopeful that WHV releases a box of 1950s 3D films late this year in 3D Blu-ray format. House of Wax, Dial M for Murder and Second Chance would be no brainers.

Does anyone know if any restoration is needed on the 1950's 3D films? Of course it would be double the work of a flat film.

 

[DeWilson]

Originally Posted by RolandL

Does anyone know if any restoration is needed on the 1950's 3D films? Of course it would be double the work of a flat film.

Well, consitering a 3-D film has a left camara negative and a right camara negative, I'd say yes.

 

[Robin9]

Originally Posted by Simon Howson
I'm hopeful that WHV releases a box of 1950s 3D films late this year in 3D Blu-ray format. House of Wax, Dial M for Murder and Second Chance would be no brainers.

Kiss Me Kate should be top of the list!

 

[felipenor]

I wonder if they have any plans for Cabaret.

 

[Alan Tully]

What is there to chat about these days?

 

[RickER]

Originally Posted by Billy Batson

What is there to chat about these days?

When it comes to DVDr's i couldnt agree more.
However, i enjoy most of the Blu-ray output they have.

 

[ReggieW]

I take it the theatrical chat isn't going to happen this year?


Otoh, If they don't plan to release NEW (not previously released) pressed dvd's to retailers in 2011, I guess there will be little to chat about outside of Blu-ray.

 

[Ronald Epstein]

Hi Reggie!


Warner Bros. has yet to indicate to us that they
wish to participate in a chat.


My guess is that they won't though we certainly

hope they will.