molly1216 wrote:There are still a handful of movies from my childhood i need to acquire merely because i vowed to have them.
still looking for the stanley baker caper film Perfect Friday (1970)
The Print on Demand titles are filling in a few movies I had been wanting to own:
Gelbart's Cold Turkey
the Dick Van Dyke Christmas caper Fitzwilly.
The Honey Pot Mankiewicz's update on Moliere
I still need to replace my placeholder copies with POD versions of
Garbo Talks directed by Mel Brooks w/Anne Bancroft
Ruggles of Red Gap and Death Takes a Holiday
the Ron Ely Doc Savage is on POD DVD but still no sign of the 1966 Tarzan 8(
The Criterion Eclipse series would also be filing in holes in my collection
IF i could buy just the movies i want i'd get Laughton's Private Life of Henry VIII from the Korda Eclipse collection
but i refuse to pay 50 bucks just to get it.
however the GB Shaw Eclipse has three films i need for my collection Major Barbara, Caesar and Cleopatra, Androcles and the Lion so that's worth the money.
I am sure i am still missing a few movies that i can't live without owning.
anyone else?
hoytereden wrote:I got Death Takes a Holiday but I had to get the Ultimate or Gigantic or whatever it was called Meet Joe Black edition to get it. It was buried on disc 2.
A few Bergman titles like Summer With Monika, Dreams, and Illicit Interlude I really want but, correct me if I'm wrong, have never been released on dvd.
Leave It To Beaver finally got complete series status so I'll be getting that when the cash fairy comes to visit.
There's a lot more but it's more of a case of "never released" rather than "never bought."
molly1216 wrote:hoytereden wrote:I got Death Takes a Holiday but I had to get the Ultimate or Gigantic or whatever it was called Meet Joe Black edition to get it. It was buried on disc 2.
A few Bergman titles like Summer With Monika, Dreams, and Illicit Interlude I really want but, correct me if I'm wrong, have never been released on dvd.
Leave It To Beaver finally got complete series status so I'll be getting that when the cash fairy comes to visit.
There's a lot more but it's more of a case of "never released" rather than "never bought."
Yep i got that horrible little movie too just to get Fred March.
i haven't actually bought all those dvds yet..but i am working on it.
Indeed there are more Never released films i need to get i am just lucky a lot are now available.
What are your never releases?
Attrage wrote:With a collection now surpassing 500 I pretty much have every flick I grew up with. All that remain now are a few oddities and obscure guilty-pleasures. Two that spring to mind are Enemy Territory (the one where the white yuppie gets stuck in a ghetto apartment building for a night after he ticks off a street gang that control the building, and he is helped out by the black dude that sang the Ghostbusters song), and Let’s Get Harry (a pretty woeful but nevertheless enjoyable cliché-ridden actioner from the mid-80’s where Robert Duvall helps some generic all American kid rescue his brother Mark Harmon from some generic Latin-American rebel dudes). My favourite scene by far in Let’s Get Harry is where the rag-tag bunch of would-be heroes are interviewing various mercenaries for the role of Head Badass of Bro’s Rescue Operation. My second favourite thing about Harry is that the villain is so incredibly non-threatening he winds up being comic relief. He looks like the older brother of Nick Nack from The Man With The Golden Gun.
molly1216 wrote:Attrage wrote:With a collection now surpassing 500 I pretty much have every flick I grew up with. All that remain now are a few oddities and obscure guilty-pleasures. Two that spring to mind are Enemy Territory (the one where the white yuppie gets stuck in a ghetto apartment building for a night after he ticks off a street gang that control the building, and he is helped out by the black dude that sang the Ghostbusters song), and Let’s Get Harry (a pretty woeful but nevertheless enjoyable cliché-ridden actioner from the mid-80’s where Robert Duvall helps some generic all American kid rescue his brother Mark Harmon from some generic Latin-American rebel dudes). My favourite scene by far in Let’s Get Harry is where the rag-tag bunch of would-be heroes are interviewing various mercenaries for the role of Head Badass of Bro’s Rescue Operation. My second favourite thing about Harry is that the villain is so incredibly non-threatening he winds up being comic relief. He looks like the older brother of Nick Nack from The Man With The Golden Gun.
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the5thghostbuster wrote:Have a pretty large collection, but there are always a few titles I'd love to get that are still missing.
From the simply not on DVD/Blu Ray end of things, Michael Mann's THE KEEP continues to be a point of frustration.. Granted, I would like to see the film with an army of special features, but still.
I have sworn to get all of David Cronenberg's work, but I refuse to buy Scanners given the known audio problems on the disc. A Blu Ray soon perhaps? I have no such excuse for Rabid not being in my collection however.
Steve T Power wrote:Still waiting for that widescreen Split Second release. A second rate "Blade Runner meets Predator" action flick out of the UK from the early 90s starring Rutger Hauer, Kim Catrall and the criminally neglected Alistair Duncan. Was a damn fun time with some solid effects and witty writing. The fullscreen only HBO snapper case from '97 or '98 sells for a premium now, and there's an R2 German version with a widescreen transfer but I can't find any info on whether the quality merits an import (I know the cover shot of Hauer is taken from a different movie entirely... not a good sign).
molly1216 wrote:Steve T Power wrote:Still waiting for that widescreen Split Second release. A second rate "Blade Runner meets Predator" action flick out of the UK from the early 90s starring Rutger Hauer, Kim Catrall and the criminally neglected Alistair Duncan. Was a damn fun time with some solid effects and witty writing. The fullscreen only HBO snapper case from '97 or '98 sells for a premium now, and there's an R2 German version with a widescreen transfer but I can't find any info on whether the quality merits an import (I know the cover shot of Hauer is taken from a different movie entirely... not a good sign).
"we need bigger guns."
Attrage wrote:the5thghostbuster wrote:Have a pretty large collection, but there are always a few titles I'd love to get that are still missing.
From the simply not on DVD/Blu Ray end of things, Michael Mann's THE KEEP continues to be a point of frustration.. Granted, I would like to see the film with an army of special features, but still.
I have sworn to get all of David Cronenberg's work, but I refuse to buy Scanners given the known audio problems on the disc. A Blu Ray soon perhaps? I have no such excuse for Rabid not being in my collection however.
What are the audio problems? I'm a bit Cronenberg fan too, I have Scanners (Region 4 Australian release) and a home theatre set up and the audio seems fine...
the5thghostbuster wrote:Attrage wrote:the5thghostbuster wrote:Have a pretty large collection, but there are always a few titles I'd love to get that are still missing.
From the simply not on DVD/Blu Ray end of things, Michael Mann's THE KEEP continues to be a point of frustration.. Granted, I would like to see the film with an army of special features, but still.
I have sworn to get all of David Cronenberg's work, but I refuse to buy Scanners given the known audio problems on the disc. A Blu Ray soon perhaps? I have no such excuse for Rabid not being in my collection however.
What are the audio problems? I'm a bit Cronenberg fan too, I have Scanners (Region 4 Australian release) and a home theatre set up and the audio seems fine...
The Region One apparently had problems with its audio sync being off, and I have never heard that the issue was corrected.
the5thghostbuster wrote:Attrage wrote:the5thghostbuster wrote:Have a pretty large collection, but there are always a few titles I'd love to get that are still missing.
From the simply not on DVD/Blu Ray end of things, Michael Mann's THE KEEP continues to be a point of frustration.. Granted, I would like to see the film with an army of special features, but still.
I have sworn to get all of David Cronenberg's work, but I refuse to buy Scanners given the known audio problems on the disc. A Blu Ray soon perhaps? I have no such excuse for Rabid not being in my collection however.
What are the audio problems? I'm a bit Cronenberg fan too, I have Scanners (Region 4 Australian release) and a home theatre set up and the audio seems fine...
The Region One apparently had problems with its audio sync being off, and I have never heard that the issue was corrected.
Attrage wrote:Well until they release the Blu Ray maybe grab the Region 4 version. I've had it for years, watched it first on a normal TV speakers and then through my home theatre speakers. Can't recall offhand if the disc is 2.0 channel or 5.1 surround but I never had any sync issues.
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