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"Some" flexibility maybe -- but not enough. Why don't they do a deal with Kino Lorber so 3D Film Archive can help them monetize their remaining classic 3D titles?

You are correct, sir!

.... and Girl in the Kremlin, which could be a cleverly timely coup of a catalog release for Universal right now -- assuming they indeed hold the rights (and not the Zugsmith estate or someone else). But (sigh), I'm not holding my breath....

People shouldn't be deterred from posting their wishes. I'm just suggesting folks shouldn't get their hopes up or hold their breath -- in contrast to independent labels, for example, who post here and elsewhere. This observation is based on Universal Home Entertainment's track record (or lack...

If you're hoping someone from Universal will see your (and others') questions/requests, I'm afraid you're barking up the wrong tree. I've never seen any sign that anyone from Universal Pictures Home Entertainment participates in these chatboards.

Yes, Universal owns the pre-1948 Paramount library due to a deal struck between the companies at the time. There are some exceptions of course but for the most part if it was a Paramount release from 1948 or earlier, rights are held by Universal. And, while acknowledging the DVD and blu...