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There are really not any scenes on the reconstruction that are missing audio. There is picture missing but stills are used are used for audio where scenes don't survive. I watch the reconstruction version about every other month. This is my favorite film comedy and I alway enjoy showing it to...

Licorice Pizza was a co production between MGM and Focus Films. MGM got the North American theatrical rights, Universal received Foreign rights and Home Video rights.

Something A Little Less Serious was also on the MGM Blu-ray release. That's why I saved that Blu-ray. It fits nicely in the Criterion packaging after I ridded myself of the DVD discs.

I balk at HD and Blu-ray in the same package, however for certain titles, I have purchased both in the same package.

My thought was Stan Freberg.

I think both Marvin and Arnold would get a kick out of the mixup. I guess that leaves us only with Barrie Chase, Carl Reiner, Jerry Lewis and Bob Mazurki, the boy with Phil Silvers left.

Awwww. I truly enjoyed his Facebook posts. I watched Mad World last Sunday with several friends that have never seen it. They loved it.

Wow your right. The last time I looked it was going for around $15.00.

There are a few that can be got through Amazon, go to Amazon through this website and help it out if you want one.

They also left off the Entr'acte so the Intermission song moves right into the opening in the hardware store basement without barely a fade out between. If it was a problem of space, they could have left off the trailers. However, I agree it is a treasure and glad I have it.

I have always compared the change from the ground up IMAX theatres to the baby IMAX that are being installed in existing theatres as when Cinerama made the switch from a three-strip presentation to the single camera/projection format. Still a big screen, but not the impact as before. IMAX...

It is moving from a Walmart exclusive to an expanded normal release. While it may be out of stock on the Internet, I have seen it still on the shelves of the brick and mortar stores.

Would that not also be true for the Overture, Intermission, Entr'acte, and Exit Music? When I first saw the film it was in General Release and running continuously for four shows a day, with cartoon and none of the above.

Speaking of the the Police Calls, does anyone have a copy of the original police calls?

There is a book called LOST BROADWAY THEATRES that has a lot of interior shots of the 42nd St theatres and then some.

Loews State in New Orleans had a steep throw where the 35mm were almost pointed straight down and the screen was pushed back a the top to form an angle where it would capture the picture. What a person sees on the screen as OAR is what the technician felt was the correct cut and file of the...

Don't forget about A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM. Keaton certainly carried himself, even showing his age,