Warner Bros Archive Wish List 2022 and Beyond!! (1 Viewer)

[Capt D McMars]

more on the hit list...

 

[chrislong2]

I would like to see Friendly Persuasion on blu!

 

[aPhil]

The 7 Faces of Dr Lao, Hammer Films 1965 She, I Walked With A Zombie

 

[Alan Tully]

Yup, I'd love to see a decent HD of She (1965). I haven't seen an acceptable transfer since I saw it at the pictures a lifetime ago. Not exactly a lost masterpiece, but I really like it & it would fill a big She sized gap in the Hammer catalogue.

 

[Capt D McMars]

Yup, I'd love to see a decent HD of She (1965). I haven't seen an acceptable transfer since I saw it at the pictures a lifetime ago. Not exactly a lost masterpiece, but I really like it & it would fill a big She sized gap in the Hammer catalogue.

Ursela Andress was amazing

 

[maxfabien]

With DVD and Blu-ray sales on an ever declining slope, it's sad that most of the wish lists here must be seen as wishful thinking. It's tragic, but our days are numbered.

I look at the glass as half-full. Especially with some older titles being released and re-released on Blu-ray, like "King Kong" (1933), "Abe Lincoln in Illinois", "The Bat", "Rain", "The Strange Loves of Martha Ivers", "Stalag 17" to name a few. Also a whole bunch being released on 4K, most include a Blu-ray disc. Even some 3D Blu-rays are getting re-released. "Sangaree", Those Redheads from Seattle", and "Jivaro" being re-released in a 3D set. I never thought I'd ever get to replace my DVDs of "The Contender" and "The Other Side of Midnight" with Blu-ray discs, but it happened. So don't be a Debbie Downer. There's a market out there for Blu-ray!

 

[tsodcollector]

I look at the glass as half-full. Especially with some older titles being released and re-released on Blu-ray, like "King Kong" (1933), "Abe Lincoln in Illinois", "The Bat", "Rain", "The Strange Loves of Martha Ivers", "Stalag 17" to name a few. Also a whole bunch being released on 4K, most include a Blu-ray disc. Even some 3D Blu-rays are getting re-released. "Sangaree", Those Redheads from Seattle", and "Jivaro" being re-released in a 3D set. I never thought I'd ever get to replace my DVDs of "The Contender" and "The Other Side of Midnight" with Blu-ray discs, but it happened. So don't be a Debbie Downer. There's a market out there for Blu-ray!

mine is not numerbed,i've been doing it for years.still going.

 

[Robin9]

I look at the glass as half-full. Especially with some older titles being released and re-released on Blu-ray, like "King Kong" (1933), "Abe Lincoln in Illinois", "The Bat", "Rain", "The Strange Loves of Martha Ivers", "Stalag 17" to name a few. Also a whole bunch being released on 4K, most include a Blu-ray disc. Even some 3D Blu-rays are getting re-released. "Sangaree", Those Redheads from Seattle", and "Jivaro" being re-released in a 3D set. I never thought I'd ever get to replace my DVDs of "The Contender" and "The Other Side of Midnight" with Blu-ray discs, but it happened. So don't be a Debbie Downer. There's a market out there for Blu-ray!

Yes, I'm a glass-half-full man myself. I count myself very fortunate to be able still to buy high quality discs of films like The Adventures Of Don Juan and Ziegfeld Girl.

 

[Capt D McMars]

Yup, I'd love to see a decent HD of She (1965). I haven't seen an acceptable transfer since I saw it at the pictures a lifetime ago. Not exactly a lost masterpiece, but I really like it & it would fill a big She sized gap in the Hammer catalogue.

I'd really love to see a two-fer BD of the 2 versions of "She" like they did on "Prisoner of Zenda", but in a BD format. Do the 1935 version with Randolf Scott and the Hammer 1965 version with Ursela Andress...

 

[Todd Erwin]

Warner Archive is currently having a 4 for $49 sale (you will need to enter coupon code ARCHIVE822 at checkout), with additional titles just $12.25.

There are 1,521 titles to choose from (DVD and Blu-ray), and include 42nd Street, A Night at the Opera, A Mighty Wind, A Star is Born (1976), A Streetcar Named Desire, Freebie and the Bean, American Flyers, Bronco Billy, Deathtrap, Fandango, Cabaret, Corvette Summer, Man Who Would Be King, Quick Change, Hudsucker Proxy, etc.

 

[Sam Favate]

Still waiting on Blu-rays of the remastered Babylon 5.

 

[Capt D McMars]

Still waiting on Blu-rays of the remastered Babylon 5.

From what I hear, it never going to happen. I too would desire a full B5 boxset. But those that own the property are not willing to have it put to blu-ray...extreamly sad,I know!!! It seems it was HD'd for streaming only, but others might have updates and other info..?

 

[Stephen_J_H]

Much appreciated for that info. Crap, this would explain why the previous Warner Blu-ray is going for high prices on Amazon Marketplace and the like (thanks, scalpers!), as well as being represented thereabouts with Japanese and other territories' Blu-ray releases of the film.

--And, of course, Di$ney has to get its clammy tentacles all over it, video-wise. That rapacious, mouse-eared behemoth needs a stake driven through its black heart and the soil above and around it salted.

There was a Fox release of OUATIA in 2015, which was around the time the rights went to Fox. You might have better luck getting a reasonable price on that one.

 

[Capt D McMars]

mine is not numerbed,i've been doing it for years.still going.

Mine aren't numbered,but they are alphabetized!!!

 

[tsodcollector]

Mine aren't numbered,but they are alphabetized!!!

mine isn't.

 

[Capt D McMars]

mine isn't.

it started with my record collection and moved to my movie colllection now. What amazes me are the collectors that never moved from the VHS tapes and continues to search and build in that format..?

 

[tsodcollector]

it started with my record collection and moved to my movie colllection now. What amazes me are the collectors that never moved from the VHS tapes and continues to search and build in that format..?

I'm building my tsod,dvd collection both stores,online and book stores,it's amazing.

 

[Capt D McMars]

Thinking on all the titles still to be given the BD or better options I see the last scene in Raiders of the lost Arch, in the warehouse...it must be close to that in scope. LOL!!!

 

[Capt D McMars]

These episodes maybe on this forum somewhwere, but I wanted to go ahead and offer this link anyway. It is from a 2 part of the Extras, a conversation with Mr F on the origins of the WAC and some additional history of Mr F and how he came to be the caring overlord of the WA...if you have some time, enjoy!!

The Origins of Warner Archive with George Feltenstein — The Extras

Film Historian and Warner Bros executive George Feltenstein joins the podcast to tell us the origin story of the beloved Warner Archive. George also previews the October releases.

www.theextras.tv

 

[RolandL]

All on Blu-ray--

Warner Bros library:

Popeye: The 1930s Vol. 1
Safe in Hell
Blackmail ('39)
The Strawberry Blonde
Gentleman Jim
The Beast with Five Fingers
Three Strangers
Deep Valley
Life with Father
The Crimson Pirate
The Charge at Feather River (3D Blu)
The Phantom of the Rue Morgue (3D Blu)
The Bounty Hunter (3D Blu)
The Command (3D Blu)
Land of the Pharaohs
Around the World in Eighty Days ('56)
Rampage ('63)
A Big Hand for the Little Lady
Cleopatra Jones and the Casino of Gold
Once Upon a Time in America: Extended Director's Cut (Blu-ray re-issue)

RKO Library:

The Great Man Votes
Five Came Back
Stranger on the Third Floor
I Walked with a Zombie
The 7th Victim
Sinbad the Sailor ('47)
I Remember Mama
The Threat ('49)
Double feature: Bodyguard / Follow Me Quietly
Double feature: The Clay Pigeon / Armored Car Robbery
His Kind of Woman
The Whip Hand
The Big Sky
The Narrow Margin ('52)
Split Second ('53)
Second Chance (3D Blu)
Dangerous Mission (3D Blu)
Son of Sinbad (3D Blu)
Slightly Scarlet

MGM library:

Tex Avery (the rest of his MGM cartoons)
The Captain & The Kids: Complete Cartoon Collection (+ bonus shorts: 'Jitterbug Follies' & 'Wanted: No Master')
Greed (theatrical cut & reconstructed versions)
The Crowd
Freaks
Tarzan the Ape Man
Tarzan and His Mate
Tarzan Escapes
Devil-Doll
Mark of the Vampire
On Borrowed Time
Picture of Dorian Gray (already released on Blu-ray, my bad)
Stars in My Crown
Westward the Women
The Tall Target
Scaramouche
Arena (3D Blu)
The Badlanders
Tarzan the Magnificent
Tarzan and the Valley of Gold
Captain Sindbad
She ('65)
The Wild, Wild Planet
Sitting Target ('72)
The Outfit ('73)

Allied Artists library:

William Castle double feature: Macabre / The House on Haunted Hill
Attack of the 50 Ft Woman
Three the Hard Way

Lorimar library:

The Stranger Within
The Last Dinosaur

The Bounty Hunter was filmed in 3D but released in 2D. It was on TCM this morning.