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Criterion has announced a November 12th release date for Charlie Chaplin's City Lights (1931) in a Blu-Ray / DVD combo set. Bonus features and details are below. Whether this is a new direction for the premiere distributor of classic films in terms of packaging both formats together is unknown at this time. Th...
Read moreTwo more from Olive titles are scheduled for October 15th: Cry Danger (1951) and Young at Heart (1954). Both will be released on DVD and Blu-Ray with this being Cry Danger's debut on both. ...
Read moreWalt Disney has announced December 10th as the street date for the 50th Anniversary release of Mary Poppins (1964) on DVD and Blu-Ray. Bonus features are not yet known, but we have listed the 40th Anniversary extras as a means of reference below. Experience the extraordinary animation, dazzling speci...
Read moreWarner Bros. is bringing two long out-of-print Samuel Goldwyn titles back to DVD: The Secret Life of Walter Mitty (1947) and Stella Dallas (1937). Both have been remastered and will be released on December 10th. No word on whether Blu-Ray versions are forthcoming, but the announcement by Warner is welcome news as Mitty, released in 1998 by HBO, has been out-of-print for about 10 years and Stella Dallas
Read moreFlicker Alley has announced two more Cinerama releases: Cinerama Holiday (Blu-Ray / DVD) and Cinerama South Seas Adventure (Blu-Ray / DVD). Both are Blu-Ray/DVD combo sets with a street date of October 22nd. Each will come with loads of bonus features (below).
Read moreThe top American movie experience of the 1970 Christmas season was the communal cry at screenings of Love Story. Few who saw this film in its first run have forgotten the groans, muffled sobs, and the rustling of pack after pack of Kleenex as the film neared its ending. It wasn’t over until audience members acknowledged each other’s reddened eyes as they groped their way to the exits. This was a group experience with roots. Veteran fans in Love Story’s audience remembered the studio era, when...
Read moreThree more from Fox's Cinema Archives line on September 10th. They are: American Guerrilla in the Philippines (1950) - Tyrone Power, Micheline Presle, Tom Ewell, Robert Patten, Tommy Cook The Fiend Who Walked the West (1958) - Hugh O'Brian, Robert Evans, Dolores Michaels, Linda Cristal, Stephen McNally Tales of Manhattan (1942) - Charles Boyer, Rita ...
Read moreFour releases from the Warner Archive Collection this week with Jackie Cooper, Margaret O'Brien and Kay Francis (in her final film role) headlining. They are: Kilroy was Here (1947) - Jackie Cooper, Jackie Coogan, Wanda McKay, Frank Jenks Lost Angel (1943) - Margaret O'Brien, James Craig, Marsha Hunt, Philip Merivale, Henry O'Neill Where are Your Children? (1943) - J...
Read moreWarner has announced a November 5th for the Blu-Ray release of James Dean's three starring film roles: East of Eden (1955), Giant (1956) and Rebel Without a Cause (1955). All three will be 'Blu-Ray Books' and carry all the bonus features from the DVD releases. Streeting on the same day will be an Ultimate Collector's Edition that will have all the contents of the three releases, plus include: A 40-page co...
Read moreWho do you think had the best job during the Golden Age of Television? Reginald Rose, who got to pour his heart and soul into acclaimed socially relevant teleplays? Betty Furness, who got to dress up and show a national television audience the wonders of Westinghouse products? Or maybe Ozzie Nelson, who...who... Well, nobody's really sure what Ozzie did, of course, but it must have been fulfilling because the guy just looked so darn amiable all the time. I believe the best job may...
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