Will these ever be released on DVD? (1 Viewer)

[Paul Ledoux]

Besides the obvious ones (Star Wars, Indiana Jones, etc.) these titles are way past overdue to dvd:
Ed Wood (Touchstone) 1994
Remo Williams (MGM) 1985
The Public Eye (Universal) 1992
Time After Time (WB) 1979
Without A Clue (Orion now MGM??) 1988
Turner & Hooch (Buena Vista) 1989
The Star Chamber (Fox) 1983
Best Seller (MGM) 1987
Firefox (WB) 1982
Romeo Is Bleeding (Gramercy) 1993
Harry & The Hendersons (Universal) 1987
The Keep (Paramount) 1983
The Search For One-Eye Jimmy (Artisan) 1996
This is just a short list of mostly 80's movies I'd like to see released. :frowning:

 

[David Lambert]

Turner & Hooch

 

[Paul Ledoux]

Thanks, Dave.

 

[TheoGB]

I'd definitely like to see Without A Clue. If it is with MGM then I'm pretty glad as they seem to be good at releasing older films. I don't mind if there aren't any extras.

 

[bill lopez]

Al Pachino's (1980) movie CRUSING.

 

[Mark Edward Heuck]

Hmmm...WITHOUT A CLUE might be a little tied up, as it was an ITC-produced title released by Orion. MGM may still have an option on it, but I think Carlton owns the title now. MGM does now own ROMEO IS BLEEDING as well.

Meanwhile, some stuff I'd like to see are indies whose original home video distributors have gone belly-up. Any enterprising folk wanna pick these up?

FRANKENHOOKER

THE WIZARD OF SPEED AND TIME

SOMEONE TO LOVE (Alexandre Rockwell film, not Jaglom)

TILT

PATHOS (OBSESSION: A TASTE FOR FEAR)

THE BUTTERFLY BALL

FANTASTIC ANIMATION FESTIVAL

I, MONSTER

MASSACRE AT CENTRAL HIGH

 

[David Lambert]

Hey, bill...there's no "h" in Pacino. :b
Just trying to help!