Pre-Order Shout Factory Press Release: The Oh, God! Collection (1977-1984) (Blu-ray) (1 Viewer)

[Josh Steinberg]

Yeah, they were contract players on the Paramount lot in the 1930s so you’ll see them popping up in a lot of studio films from that period.

 

[Ronald Epstein]

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[Randy Korstick]

I'm actually only interested in the 1st movie but Its probably highly unlikely that Shout will release the 1st film as a stand alone. the 2nd and 3rd movies were ok at best and I don't feel the need to revisit them.

 

[Ronald Epstein]

I'm actually only interested in the 1st movie but Its probably highly unlikely that Shout will release the 1st film as a stand alone. the 2nd and 3rd movies were ok at best and I don't feel the need to revisit them.

I am in the same boat.

I do own the first film in HD via iTunes (Movies Anywhere)

However, at one point, they were only showing the Pan-and-Scan version. If you wanted widescreen you needed to watch your digital copy on Amazon. Not sure if that has been fixed or not.

So, I am abstaining from buying this set as long as I have the film I want digitally.

 

[Mike Frezon]

Incredible news! I have been calling for a Blu release of Oh God! for years. I just recently watched my DVD a few months ago.

I am only interested in the first film too, but will gladly buy the collection to get it.

"So help me, me."

 

[joeytino]

While I agree that it would be nice to include an episode of the show, his career (in fact, both of their careers) started waaaaaaaaay before that.

Perhaps including clips of Burns on the various talk shows of the day when he was promoting the movie. For some dumb reason I can clearly remember seeing him on Merv Griffin talking about the second movie and at that the time he said it was titled Oh God, Oh God. Perhaps he just said it wrong or they later changed it.

 

[Sam Favate]

Watched the first film last night, and it looks terrific. Still a great, fun movie. George Burns was really one of a kind. John Denver was also really good as an Everyman. And this makes two 1977 movies in which Teri Garr played the frustrated wife.

 

[JoeDoakes]

I wonder if Shout will rerelease Pink Panther. Prices for it are enormous

 

[Worth]

Watched the first film last night, and it looks terrific. Still a great, fun movie. George Burns was really one of a kind. John Denver was also really good as an Everyman. And this makes two 1977 movies in which Teri Garr played the frustrated wife.

The frustrated wife of a guy who is in contact with something beyond this world.

 

[TravisR]

I wonder if Shout will rerelease Pink Panther. Prices for it are enormous

I might be forgetting something but unfortunately, I can't recall a time when Shout has put a disc back in print. If it's happened, it's very rare. Even when they've done steelbook re-releases, the standard release had been and continued to be available.

 

[B-ROLL]

The frustrated wife of a guy who is in contact with something beyond this world.

She was a frustrated (single(?) secretary on StarTrek OR and a frustrated housewife in commercials

 

[JoeDoakes]

I might be forgetting something but unfortunately, I can't recall a time when Shout has put a disc back in print. If it's happened, it's very rare. Even when they've done steelbook re-releases, the standard release had been and continued to be available.

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