Film_Fatale

*Fight Club* nw: undescribable

Spring Byington was in *Please Don't Eat the Daisies* with David Niven

> {quote:title=Bronxgirl48 wrote:}{quote} > I never saw the Nazimova version; indeed, I didn't even know she did it! The Nazimova version, which also features Rudolph Valentino, is included as a bonus extra on the DVD of the Greta Garbo version.

*Star Trek: The Motion Picture* nw: tourniquet

Dennis Price was in *Oh... Rosalinda!!* directed by Michael Powell & Emeric Pressburger

*The Dark Knight* nw: insidious

> {quote:title=CineMaven wrote:}{quote} > You folks took all the good ones, so I'll say: > > Woody Allen and Diane Keaton. > > Oooooooh and Bette Davis and the great William Wyler. Those are pretty good, too!

Sorry about that marcco, but I'm not the one who keeps bringing it up.

James Mason was in *The Desert Fox* with Leo G. Carroll

*The Pink Panther* nw: backyard

Richard Kiel was in *Silver Streak* with Jill Clayburgh

> {quote:title=marcco44 wrote:}{quote} > hi ff...... you're right of course, blu ray will win out sometime in the future (5-10 years?), but until that time it's a competitor of SD with us consumers stuck in the middle, that's our gripe!! SD shows no signs of dying off soon. > Well, I don't think BR has to "win out" completely. I mean, more and more people will have HDTVs, no doubt, but there's also the possibility that both conventional DVDs and BRs will co-exist for a very long time. It'll all depend on whether some people want to make do with just upconverting DVD players > and that's what edgecliff is highlighting with this 'holiday inn' dvd (hi edgecliff)..... with no release in blu ray, 2 separate editions of the same film in SD released in this short time frame makes no sense, that's all we're saying.... It makes no sense to some of you, but it makes sense to me. And that's all I am saying.

Brenda De Banzie was in *Hobson's Choice* with Charles Laughton

*Annie Get Your Gun* nw: antartica

If there is any reluctance (over switching to BR) it will most likely be temporary. The economy isn't doing so great right now and prices are still kinda high. But just wait, as more and more people get HDTVs for their homes, and BR players start coming down in price, and more and more titles are available in BR (including classic and "catalog" titles), it will gradually make more and more sense to make the switch. People didn't switch from B&W televisions to colour TVs overnight, but eventually it kinda became the standard.

*The Mask of Fu Manchu* nw: melodious

Gregory Peck was in *Boys From Brazil* with Laurence Olivier

> {quote:title=Edgecliff wrote:}{quote} > marcco44, Amazon still lists the recent HOLIDAY INN issue for $14.99 so why pay more for a colorized version. BTW, I can see Xmas 2009 Universal releasing a 4 disc version of the film with the same extras as the 3 disc version but with the fourth disc being Blu-ray. Edgecliff, I don't like beating a horse to death, but I happen to be one of those people who have been thinking about buying *Holiday Inn* myself. And for one, I am glad that I'll have a choice of which release I may be able to get. That, alone, makes me more likely to defend UHV for this latest re-issue even though I really hate the lack of care they've shown for many of their old classics.

> {quote:title=ask wrote:}{quote} > Film Fatale wrote: used to have the original theatrical release from 77 on video without an episode #. > > That's not really possible. You're not thinking outside the box. Yes, it is possible.

Tyrone Power was in *The Sun Also Rises* with Ava Gardner

James Stewart and Alfred Hitchcock Lon Chaney and Tod Browning

> {quote:title=CineMaven wrote:}{quote} > Yeah, I've got three scripts under my belt. They're doing no good under my belt. I've gotta get 'em OUT there. Working on it... The best of luck there!!!

Aye, happy B-day to Kim. B-)

*The Bone Collector* nw: odorous

Jane Russell was in *The Outlaw* with Thomas Mitchell