Adam_S
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More popular titles will have had more prints struck and be in worse condition. Something like Bomba the Jungle Boy probably has only had two or three printing periods, the initial print creation and whenever new prints were made to sell it to television or home video. That means Bomba is probably in a far better place than Best Picture assets that have probably been periodically accessed much more frequently.battlebeast said:Warners has the best chance to do this; They have a great deal of nominees they could release, but their excuse is that these films need lots of work before they can be released. (Does anyone really care for Bomba: the Jungle Boy over something like Test Pilot, Disreali or The Story of Louis Pasteur, two of them being Best Actor winners?
Just wondering.