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Springtime!!!

Schuckster!!

Watched AIPOPs new release "The Last Man on Earth" 3D...Andrew and crew did a great job creating this wonderful adjusted classic, and the 3D graphic novle included in the puchase was down right amazing!!! And I followed that up with a fun restoration on BD of "The Belles of Saint Tinian's"...

Coming!

Crafted

Yes...and Fist full of Yen as well!!!

So Robert, what happened to all of his work? Is someone else picking up the torch and running to complete it in Mikes name? That seems like the thing to do, to not let all of Mikes work go for naught!!!

Rolls

nice, cant wait ~

I'd love to see Kentucky Fried Movie in 4K...but this might do!!

Quess-timate

It's sad that They don't play the "road show" versions of thier own movies, but most of the staff weren't alive when these classic films were in the theaters in that form. So, I can understand the presentation being in a more straight forward manner. This is why I enjoy the physical discs over...

By rewatching "Idiocracy" tells you so much, with what is currently acceptable as popular media and beyond. You can laugh or cry, what was designed as a comedy sure strikes close to the mark!!!

Alias Jessie James (1957) and End of the World (1931) a real comedy/ tragedy double header.

Phrase

Agreed, wait, and they go out of print and then have to pony up prices that can be down right scary!!!

Number

It was a two-for of Chaplin classics The Kid and City Lights...got the Criterion BD and finally got to sit down and enjoy these in HD!! Wonderful films!

Before adding subtitles I'd have to get my hands on the dialog itself...yeah, thats not going to haooen anytime soon.

Rudder

It would be wonderful to retire the older BD for a ungraded restoration. It is one of my favorite Hitchcock titles. Funny, when TCM featured the restored release of The Searchers, that upgraded version never made it on to 4K or BD...

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Toto

Finally saw the Hammer version of The Phantom of the Opera with Herbert Lom. With some exstencive bonus features...