Thanks for this! I grabbed a few of my favorites when they were posted at Youtube a while ago, but I see a some here that also great. But now checking Youtube, the one with Ronny & the Daytonas ("Sandy") still missing.
Probably true, but it's strange that many of the Chrysler Theatre episodes are on Youtube, albeit in poor technical quality.
And as with virtually any series, there’s always a few diamonds in the rough. “Slow Fade to Black” had to have been considered one of them as Universal added something...
Strangely, the show was also called Universal Star Time Theatre of the Stars
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bob_Hope_Presents_the_Chrysler_Theatre
BUT as I posted above, when this reviewer saw the episode he had to arrange to view it at the Paley Center
in New York...
If Rod Steiger and/or Michael Pataki who played his character as a younger man, had been guilty of "overacting" in some scenes, it hardly detracts from this fine story by Rod Serling and Steven Bochco, which debuted on what was the Bob Hope Presents the Chrysler Theater TV series. Playing older...
As there are too many Season DVD sets to purchase, and each with only ~ 7 or less liked episodes, I borrow them from local public libraries. None of the sets have episodes lists, thus no episode descriptions.
Wikipedia was always my on the fly go-to source to quickly find the episodes that I'd...
Okay, I stand corrected. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Digital_Audio_Disc_Corporation#Sony_DADC_Plants
But neither Sony's nor Universal's optical discs are hardly just made in China. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonopress https://www.sonopress.de/en/products/film/
And perhaps for some...
If that were true then what motivated Sony to do this? https://www.hometheaterforum.com/co...ver-disneys-physical-media-production.381885/ So, it looks like they're keeping their DADC facility going after all. And specialty vendors like Criterion, Kino, VCI, Warner Archives, Arrow, Eureka...
Perhaps, perhaps not. But consider that like all technologies, the time to author and press BDs have both dropped perhaps nearly as much as it was for DVDs a decade ago. Thus, the cost of issuing, even an obscure vintage TV series, is now much less-and because BD has > 7X the storage space as...
For collectors, the loss of the DVD format, at least regarding all important A/V quality, presents no great loss, compared to BD. I didn’t read the Variety report, but whenever the end comes for DVD with events like this it looks like collectors will continue to enjoy BD, and perhaps even new...
I only recall parts of a few scenes. I remember it as especially uncomfortable to watch because you could sort of feel the fear the mole people had being so different from terrestrials, even as Superman and Lois had their backs. But that first season was very special, wasn't it?
But let's be...
Criterion, Kino, VCI, MPI/Dark Sky, ShoutFactory, Arrow, TwilightTime PowerHouse, Scorpion Releasing, Imprint, Eureka, Cult Films and at least a half dozen other boutique distributors who have released many of your favorite popular and not so popular titles, superbly restored on BD, and with...