Yes, definitely. There are only 3 post-1960 Oscar-winners still unreleased on Blu-ray, and A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, arguably the best of them, is one. The other two are TOM JONES and ORDINARY PEOPLE. There are only 12 pre-1960 winners unaccounted for, and due to what must be shaky elements (for YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU, IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT) might be a long time coming.battlebeast said:THE TURNING POINT, A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, JUDGEMENT AT NUREMBURG, WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION, BORN YESTERDAY, anything else best picture nominated!
Are you talking just Best Picture winners, or nominees as well? If nominees, there are more than 12.Dick said:Yes, definitely. There are only 3 post-1960 Oscar-winners still unreleased on Blu-ray, and A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, arguably the best of them, is one. The other two are TOM JONES and ORDINARY PEOPLE. There are only 12 pre-1960 winners unaccounted for, and due to what must be shaky elements (for YOU CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU, IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT) might be a long time coming.
The Lady for a Day blu-ray is from Inception Media Group and had no association with Sony or TT as far as I know (though it's certainly a fine presentation). I would also like some of the Capra titles, whether via TT, Criterion or Sony themselves it doesn't matter to me.Sent from my VS920 4G using Tapatalkbattlebeast said:If they can do as good a job as they did on Lady for a Day everything should be fine.
I knew LADY FOR A DAY wasn't from TT, I was just saying it was a good presentation and if TT could do a good job like that...Brandon Conway said:The Lady for a Day blu-ray is from Inception Media Group and had no association with Sony or TT as far as I know (though it's certainly a fine presentation). I would also like some of the Capra titles, whether via TT, Criterion or Sony themselves it doesn't matter to me.Sent from my VS920 4G using Tapatalk
JUGGERNAUT would so so awesome! Even the U.K. DVD is non-anamorphic.BPullen said:Here are my guesses. They hinted at horror also.JULYBORN YESTERDAY1776The FLIGHT OF THE PHOENIXJUGGERNAUTTHE KILLER ELITEALIEN NATIONAUGUSTTHE MISSOURI BREAKSCOMING HOMEPURPLE ROSE OF CAIROLA BAMBAEMPEROR OF THE NORTH POLETENDER IS THE NIGHT
The Blob is confirmed for october.TravisR said:Wasn't it rumored that they're doing The Blob (1988)?
And maybe after the huge success of Christine, they'll release Vampires.
"Judgement at Nuremberg" is coming out on Blu next month in Australia, in Shock Entertainment's "Hollywood Gold" series. From what we've seen in their previous releases it'll most probably be region-free.battlebeast said:THE TURNING POINT, A MAN FOR ALL SEASONS, JUDGEMENT AT NUREMBURG, WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION, BORN YESTERDAY, anything else best picture nominated!
What a great film with some of the best actors of all-time on display.Rick Z. said:Twilight time has also hinted about INHERIT THE WIND and a Ken Russell title in their facebook page.
There is not a public list. It is assumed any title that is not Horror (Shout seems to have those) or perineal (such as Fiddler, Bond, etc) is fair game for Twilight. But MGM needs to have a HD transfer that is either up to Twilight standards or the elements are the best they will ever be (Bring Me The Head...). That should cut down the list quite a bit.Keith Cobby said:Which MGM titles do they have?