You're The One That I Want: 70s Paramount Non Blu Disco graphy (1 Viewer)

[Louis Letizia]

Of all the major studios, Paramount seems to have the most extensive catalog films of the 70s not on Bluray. Their current licensing deals include Olive Films; Criterion and Kino

1970:

The Molly Maguires (NOB)
Tropic Of Cancer (NOB)
The Lawyer (NOV)
The Adventurers (NOB)
Connecting Rooms (NOV)
On A Clear Day You Can See Forever (NOB)
Catch 22 (NOB)
Darling Lili (NOB)
Borsalino (VHS)
Norwood (NOV)
The Out Of Towners (NOB)
Darker Than Amber (NOV)
Adam At 6AM (VHS)
Homer (NOV)

1971

Friends (VHS)
Waterloo (VHS)
Plaza Suite (NOB)
Unman, Wittering and Zigo (NOV)
Murphy's War (NOB)
The Red Tent (NOB)
Let's Scare Jessica To Death (NOB)
A Gunfight (VHS)
Been Down So Long Seems Up To Me (NOV)
The Bear and The Doll (NOV)
T.R. Baskin (NOV)
Joe Hill (NOB)
Black Beauty (NOB)
The Star Spangled Girl (NOB)
The Christian Licorice Store (NOV)
An African Elephant (NOV)

1972

Deadhead Miles (NOV)
Play It Again Sam (NOB)
The Possession Of Joel Delaney (NOB)
The Man (NOV)
Last Of The Red Hot Lovers (NOB)
A Seperate Peace (VHS)
Bad Company (NOB)
Legend Of N***** Charley (NOV)
Lady Sings The Blues (NOB)
Brother Sun, Sister Moon (NOB)
The Little Ark (VHS)

1973

First Circle (NOV)
Save The Tiger (NOB)
Fear Is The Key (NOV)
Paper Moon (NOB)
Soul Of N***** Charley (NOV)
A Doll's House (VHS)
Superfly TNT (VHS)
Bang The Drum Slowly (NOB)
Save The Children (NOV)
Jonathan Livingston Seagull (NOB)
Ash Wednesday (VHS)
Scalawag! (NOV)

1974

Three Tough Guys (NOV)
Daisy Miller (NOB)
Captain Kronos Vampire Killer (NOB)
Frankenstein And The Monster From Hell (NOB)
The Parallax View (NOB)
The Apprenticeship Of Duddy Kravitz (VHS)
The White Dawn (NOB)
The Dove (VHS)
The Little Prince (NOB)
The Gambler (NOB)
Murder On The Orient Express (NOB)
The Longest Yard. (NOB)

1975

The Day Of The Locust (NOB)
Sheila Levine Is Dead And Living In New York (NOV)
Posse (NOB)
Bug (NOB)
Mahogany (NOB)
Hustle (NOB)

1976

Lipstick (NOB)
The Bad News Bears (NOB)
Leadbelly (NOV)
The Tenant (NOB)
The Big Bus (NOB)
Lifeguard (NOB)
The Shootist (NOB)
Bugsy Malone (NOV)
King Kong (NOB)
The Good And The Bad (NOV)
The Last Tycoon (NOB)
The Memory Of Justice (NOV)

1977

Thieves (NOV)
Islands in The Stream (NOB)
Black Sunday (NOB)
Fraternity Row (NOV)
The Bad News Bears In Breaking Training (NOB)
Orca (NOB)
Race For Your Life Charlie Brown (NOB)
Citizen's Band/Handle With Care (VHS)
Looking For Mr. Goodbar (VHS)
First Love (VHS)

1978

American Hot Wax (NOV)
Pretty Baby (NOB)
Joseph Andrews (NOB)
Heaven Can Wait (NOB)
The Bad News Bears Go To Japan (NOB)
Foul Play (NOB)
Goin' South (NOB)
Oliver's Story (NOB)

1979

Real Life (NOB)
Hurricane (NOB)
An Almost Perfect Affair (NOB)
Players (VHS)
The Secret Life Of Plants (NOV)
Prophecy (NOB)
Sidney Sheldon's Bloodline (VHS)
Dance Of Death (NOV)
North Dallas Forty (NOB)
Sunburn (VHS)
The Nest Of Vipers (NOV)
Starting Over (NOB)

 

[Jeffrey:K]

Monte Walsh (actually a Cinema Center Films/National General release) was released on Blu by Kino Lorber.

The Confession was released on Blu by Criterion, but is now OOP I think.

The Longest Yard is an NOB title not on your list.

 

[Louis Letizia]

Monte Walsh (actually a Cinema Center Films/National General release) was released on Blu by Kino Lorber.

The Confession was released on Blu by Criterion, but is now OOP I think.

The Longest Yard is an NOB title not on your list.

Thanks. Could have sworn I had a Blu of The Longest Yard. Paramount controls the Cinema Center library

 

[Ethan Riley]

Snoopy Come Home came out on blu about two years ago.

Other than that, I notice that there's more Paramount titles on my blu wish list (1940s through 1980s) than any other studio--

 

[Matt Hough]

Snoopy Come Home came out on blu about two years ago.

It sure did! I reviewed it here.

 

[Peter Apruzzese]

Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter and Frankenstein & the Monster from Hell are both available on Blu-ray in Region B

 

[David Weicker]

Paper Moon came out in the UK from Masters Of Cinema

 

[Stephen_J_H]

Looking for Mr. Goodbar is a rights nightmare, mostly because of the disco-heavy soundtrack, so don't hold your breath waiting for it.

 

[Alan Tully]

Out of that lot I'd love:

The Molly Maguires
Catch-22
Play It Again Sam
The Longest Yard
The Day Of The Locust
The Big Bus
Heaven Can Wait

& I think I can wait as well, probably for a long time.

I've had the French Blu-ray of the '76 King Kong for a few years now & I'm quite pleased with it (it's region free). I understand that Studio-Canal controls this film in Europe, hence the various European releases.

 

[skylark68]

I think I remember Mr. Lime on the Kino thread mentioning there was a rights issue regarding the Dove. I asked about it awhile back.

 

[Robin9]

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