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Six more U.S. Blu-rays and I'm happy. Come on Criterion and WB, you can do these. Bogdanovich - Paper Moon Bunuel - Viridiana Lubitsch - Trouble in Paradise Peckinpah - Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid Vidor - The Crowd Von Stroheim - Greed

Rear Window Notorious Vertigo North by Northwest The Birds

I only have two movies that I really want on Blu-Ray from the seventies. Sam Peckinpah's "Pat Garrett & Billy The Kid" and Peter Bogdanovich's "Paper Moon"

I'm down to six films I want on Blu-Ray in the US. I don't expect the silents to be released, but I'd like to have them. Bogdanovich - Paper Moon 1973 Bunuel - Viridiana 1961 Lubitsch - Trouble in Paradise 1932 Peckinpah - Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid 1973 Vidor - The Crowd 1928 Von...

Bogdanovich - Paper Moon Bunuel - Viridiana Fellini - La Strada Hawks - Bringing Up Baby Lubitsch - Trouble in Paradise Lubitsch - The Shop Around the Corner Peckinpah - Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid Vidor - The Crowd Von Stroheim - Greed

Bogdanovich Paper Moon 1973 Bunuel Viridiana 1961 Fellini La Strada 1954 Hawks Bringing Up Baby 1938 Lubitsch Trouble in Paradise 1932 Lubitsch The Shop Around the Corner...

Fellini: La Strada

Hawks: Bringing Up Baby Lubitsch: Trouble in Paradise

Shampoo by Hal Ashby (Great Warren Beatty performance) Paper Moon by Peter Bogdanovich Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid by Sam Peckinpah

My two MGM requests are Sam Peckinpah's "Pat Garret and Billy the Kid" and Ernest Lubitsch's "The Shop Around the Corner." I believe Warners has the right to both of them. I'd be thrilled with releases by them.

I am also very anxious for Hal Ashby's SHAMPOO. One of Ashby and Warren Beatty's best.

Ashby, Shampoo 1975 Columbia Bogdanovich, Paper Moon 1973 Paramount Bunuel, Viridiana 1961 Cukor, The Philadelphia Story 1940 MGM Dreyer, The Passion of Joan of Arc 1928 Fellini, La Strada 1954 Ford, Young Mr. Lincoln 1939...

What happened to Barton Fink? I thought it was scheduled for release on May 23.

I only have two on my list. I'm hoping that Criterion gets around to these two soon. Fellini - La Strada Mizoguchi - Ugestu Monogatari

Cukor: The Philadelphia Story Hawks: His Girl Friday Hawks: To Have and Have Not Lubitsch: The Shop Around the Corner Powell & Pressburger: A Matter of Life and Death Sturges: The Lady Eve Welles: The Magnificent Ambersons

Altman - McCabe and Mrs. Miller 1971 Ashby - Shampoo 1975 Bogdanovich - Paper Moon 1973 Peckinpah - Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid 1973 Penn - Night Moves 1975

My list is based on DVDs they have released. Bunuel - Viridiana 1961 Dreyer - The Passion of Joan of Arc 1928 Fellini - La Strada 1954 Mizoguchi - Ugestu Monogatari 1953 Ford - Young Mr. Lincoln 1939 Lubitsch - Trouble in Paradise 1932 Sturges - The Lady Eve 1941

I have to admit that I'm not very knowledgable about who has the current rights to films. I'm basing my list on who put out the DVDs. Altman - McCabe and Mrs. Miller 1971 Antonioni - Blow Up 1966 Cukor - The Philadelphia Story 1940 Hawks - Bringing Up Baby 1938 Hawks - To Have and Have Not...

Coen, Barton Fink, 1991

Antonioni, Blow Up, 1966 Bunuel, Viridiana, 1961 Peckinpah, Ride the High Country, 1962 Welles, Chimes at Midnight, 1965

McCabe and Mrs. Miller - Robert Altman Shampoo - Hal Ashby Night Moves - Arthur Penn

Repost from Twilight Time - My most wanted title is "Breaking Away." The film is kind of forgotten, but it was a critical and financial success in 1979. Several of the young actors went on to successful careers. If you have never seen the film, I suggest you make an effort to view it. It is...

My most wanted title is "Breaking Away." The film is kind of forgotten, but it was a critical and financial success in 1979. Several of the young actors went on to successful careers. If you have never seen the film, I suggest you make an effort to view it. It is shown on television...