Blu-ray Review A Few Words About A few words about...™ - Laurel & Hardy: Year One -- in Blu-ray (1 Viewer)

[Moleman X]

I've watched Year One twice through now. Is there any indication that Year Two is on the horizon?

 

[FreshFish]

Yes, Year Two has been confirmed by Flicker Alley for later this year. They showed some of the films at the San Francisco Silent Film Festival.

 

[mark brown]

Yes, Year Two has been confirmed by Flicker Alley for later this year. They showed some of the films at the San Francisco Silent Film Festival.

Do we know which titles will be on year 2?

 

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Do we know which titles will be on year 2?

There are 14 remaining titles left that cover the 1928-29 silent era, and the first volume contained 13, so maybe the next one will complete the list.

 

[rmw650]

With the one exception and that's the long lost short [still] called "Hats Off", as only scripts of that short remain intact and a few photos, but you never know when one might stumble upon it through some discovery of sorts somewhere across this world of ours.

 

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With the one exception and that's the long lost short [still] called "Hats Off", as only scripts of that short remain intact and a few photos, but you never know when one might stumble upon it through some discovery of sorts somewhere across this world of ours.

Yes, I didn't count that as one of the 14, probably should have word it as the surviving titles left.

 

[Into The Archives]

Yes, Year Two has been confirmed by Flicker Alley for later this year. They showed some of the films at the San Francisco Silent Film Festival

Do we know which titles will be on year 2?

1928 had 11 releases, and 3 were shown at the SF Silent Film Festival: You’re Darn Tootin’, Two Tars, and The Finishing Touch. I assume From Soup To Nuts, Their Purple Moment, Habeas Coupus, We Faw Down, Leave Em Laughing, Should Married Men Go Home, and Early To Bed will round out this set. Flying Elephants was on year one, and off the top of my head, I don't recall if Liberty has a 1928 copyright date, but it was released in early 1929.