Warner titles not yet on DVD we'd like to see (1 Viewer)

[Jon Hertzberg]

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[Jon Hertzberg]

Point Blank
Personal Best
Straight Time
Cruising
Reckless (1984)
Petulia
Carny
Gumball Rally
Four Friends
Prince of the City
Scarecrow
The Brink's Job
Shoot the Moon
Night Moves
Bloodbrothers

Urgh! A Music War--I had forgotten about this one, but it is Lorimar, so I guess it's WB's now.

Pennies From Heaven--we need this one badly as well, quite a daring film for '81 or any other time.


Films of John Garfield i.e.:
Pride of the Marines
The Breaking Point
Four Daughters series
The Fallen Sparrow
Tortilla Flat
The Sea Wolf (also E.G. Robinson)
Dust Be My Destiny
Saturday's Children
Humoresque
Nobody Lives Forever

Double Feature:
Tracy's 20,000 Years in Sing Sing/ Garfield's Castle on the Hudson

Films of Jean Harlow i.e.:
Reckless
Red Dust
Red Headed Woman

Films of Edward G. Robinson i.e.:
Little Caesar
Two Seconds
The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse
Confessions of a Nazi Spy
Woman in the Window
Dr. Ehrlich's Magic Bullet

Films of Paul Muni i.e.:
I Am A Fugitive From a Chain Gang
Juarez (also w/Garfield and Bette Davis)
Story of Louis Pasteur
Life of Emile Zola
Black Fury
Bordertown (w/Bette Davis)

-Jon

 

[Joe Schwartz]

Electric Dreams
Twilight Zone: The Movie

 

[Benjamin.D]

Cry Terror!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (1958)

 

[John Kilduff]

A mixture of theatrical, TV and direct-to-video titles from classics to trash are included in my list:

-"Crossing Delancey"
-"Who's That Girl?"
-"A Stranger Is Watching"
-"The Ice Pirates"
-"Dream Lover" (1986, Kristy McNichol)
-"Pennies From Heaven"
-"URGH! A Music War"
-"Year Of The Dragon"
-"Tiny Toon Adventures: How I Spent My Vacation"
-"Cookie"
-"Under Cover" (Co-production with Cannon)
-"Mike's Murder"
-"Doin' Time"
-"So Fine"
-"Hyper Sapien: People From Another Star" (A TriStar/Warner Brothers collaboration)
-"The Deliberate Stranger"
-"Daffy Duck's Quackbusters"
-"Daffy Duck's Fantastic Island"
-"The Bugs Bunny/Road Runner Movie"
-"The Looney, Looney, Looney Bugs Bunny Movie"
-"Penn & Teller Get Killed"
-"Goodbye, Mr. Chips" (The 1968 musical version)
-"Hero At Large"
-"...All The Marbles"
-"Death Of A Centerfold: The Dorothy Stratten Story" (This would be a great complement to a possible 16X9 re-issue of "Star 80"
-"Fred And Ginger"
-"Die Laughing"
-"Cannery Row"
-"Paper Dolls"
-"Nothing Lasts Forever" (Never released theatrically, made in 1984...This would be interesting to see)
-"Oxford Blues"
-"Sins Of The Past"
-"Fever Pitch"
-"Gymkata" (Preferrably with somebody like Mike Nelson or Joel Hodgson doing a commentary track)
-"Heavenly Bodies" (See: "Gymkata")
-"Marie: A True Story"
-"That's Dancing!"
-"Killer Party"

SECOND:

"Personal Best"
"The Boyfriend"
"I Wanna Hold Your Hand"
"Reckless" (1984)
"Carny"
"Electric Dreams"
"Twilight Zone: The Movie"
"Just The Way You Are"
"Wise Guys"

Sincerely,

John Kilduff...

Warner rules!

 

[Rob Willey]

I'll second that. The best cross-country road race movie of them all!

Rob

 

[Bob Cashill]

DARK OF THE SUN, which I think is in Warner's care now.

 

[Thomas T]

Colorado Territory (1949)
High And The Mighty (1954)
John Paul Jones (1959)
King Richard And The Crusaders (1954)
Miracle In The Rain (1956)
Too Much Too Soon (1958)
Chapman Report (1962)
Night Moves (1975)
Summer Place (1959)
Parrish (1961)

 

[Jodee]

Americathon (1979 -with the late John Ritter)
Irreconcilable Differences (1984 - Drew Barrymore, Ryan O'Neal)
Siesta (1987 - Ellen Barkin)

 

[Jay E]

Cees - Some of those titles you mentioned are not owned by Warner (ie: The Go-Between, Duck You Suckers, Man of the West).

Titles not mentioned in the chat that I would love to see on DVD:

7 Women
Act of Violence
Agatha
All Fall Down
America, America
Americanization of Emily, The
Angel Face
Armored Car Robbery
Baby Doll
Beast With 5 Fingers, The
Born to Kill
Breaking Point, The
Brewster McCloud
Bye Bye Braverman
Cheyenne Autumn
Cincinnati Kid, The
Clash by Night
Crossfire
Dark of the Sun
Devil Doll, The
Doctor X
Edge of the City
Face in the Crowd, A
Far From the Madding Crowd
Fine Madness, A
Five Came Back
Fountainhead, The
Fugitive, The (1947)
Fury
Grand Prix
Green Slime, The
Heart is a Lonely Hunter, The
Hill, The
I Am a Fugitive From a Chain Gang
I Love You, Alice B Toklas!
Ice Station Zebra
Informer, The
Journey Into Fear
Julius Caeser
Land of the Pharohs
Letter, The
Life of Emile Zola, The
Lost Patrol, The
Loved One, The
Lust for Life
Mad Love
Mark of the Vampire
Mask of Fu Manchu, The
Naked Spur, The
Narrow Margin, The
Night Moves
Night of the Iguana
Nun's Story, The
On Dangerous Ground
Performance
Personal Best
Picture of Dorian Grey, The
Point Blank
Reflections in a Golden Eye
Ryan's Daughter
Scarecrow
Sergeant Rutledge
Stage Door
Straight Time
Stranger on the Third Floor
Subject Was Roses, The
Sylvia Scarlett
Teahouse of the August Moon
There Was a Crooked Man
Walking Dead, The
While The City Sleeps
Zabriskie Point

 

[Conrad_SSS]

FOUR FRIENDS is not a Warner title.

FOUR FRIENDS is part of the Filmways/Orion library now owned by MGM/UA.

 

[BobVV]

"FOUR FRIENDS is not a Warner title.
FOUR FRIENDS is part of the Filmways/Orion library now owned by MGM/UA....Conrad_SSS"

Thanks, Conrad, it's hard to keep track sometimes. The VHS I have was released by Warner's. It's still odd to see MGM titles on Warner's. Anyone know who has the Vestron titles these days?

 

[Cees Alons]

Jay,

Thanks. And that's always a problem for me. Most of them were distributed over here by Warner Home Video (i.e. The Go-Between). But I cannot see very easily if it's only a local (European) right or if Warner Bros. really owns the film now. More so for MGM-titles (Duck You Sucker - aka A Fistful of Dynamite - and Man of the West were MGM/UA Home Video titles here).

As another result of this, I may also have failed to mention some Warner titles, even when they are on my personal wanted list (e.g. The Narrow Margin).


Cees

 

[Jae_E]

Does anyone know if the 1950 version of King Solomon's Mines is owned by Warner or MGM? or someone else? This is the one with Stewart Granger and Deborah Kerr. I'd love to see it come to DVD, but I'm not sure if I'm barking up the wrong tree.

 

[Walt Riarson]

AC/DC: Let There Be Rock
The Bees
Dark Night of the Scarecrow
Deadly Eyes
Deadly Friend (Wes Craven audio commentary)
Eyes of a Stranger
Freddy's Nightmares (season sets)
From Beyond the Grave
Killer Party (uncut print)
The Nesting
Night School (uncut print)
The Pack
Screwballs
Somebody's Watching Me
Twilight Zone: The Movie

 

[Dorian Gray]

Cruising (1980)
The devil-doll (1936)
Fury (1936)
Merrill's marauders (1962)
Night moves (1975)
Point blank (1967)
Run of the arrow (1957)
There was a crooked man... (1970)
While the city sleeps (1956)

 

[Jay E]

Yes it is very confusing at times.

Home video rights are less certain nowadays, I usually check at IMDB to see who originally distributed the film in theaters.

 

[Bill Huelbig]

Ryan's Daughter

The Nun's Story

The Devils

Zabriskie Point

Don't have to be 2-disc special editions or anything - I'd just love to see them on DVD.

--Bill

 

[Mitch Stevens]

The ONLY Warner title that I still need/want is "Who's That Girl."

 

[DavidS]

Made In Heaven (1986)