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FrauBlucher wrote: Thu Jul 09, 2026 4:06 pm Here they come….
We know OUT OF THE PAST 4K and
PENNIES FROM HEAVEN
now…
WAG THE DOG
MONTANA (1950)
SARGEANT RUTLEDGE
ALL THROUGH THE NIGHT
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Vom
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domino harvey wrote: Thu Jul 09, 2026 5:00 pmVom
Does that make you Vomino Harvey?
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#3154 Post by therewillbeblus »

Forever: The Complete Series..
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#3155 Post by HypnoHelioStaticStasis »

I'll go to bat for "All Through the Night..." at the very least, it's a really fun movie with a crowd. First saw it at a little college Bogart retrospective with a few dozen people in attendance, and it played like gangbusters. It just moves SO fast, and the cameraderie onscreen is infectious. And it held up on a home rewatch years later. It may not be a pinnacle of studio filmmaking, but it nevertheless feels like a quintessential studio film.
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#3156 Post by domino harvey »

Torrid Zone. They’re working through the Cagney sets it looks like
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#3157 Post by domino harvey »

Beloved Aunt wrote: Thu Jul 09, 2026 4:46 pm
andyli wrote: Thu Jul 09, 2026 1:21 am SPECIAL FEATURES: Scene-specific audio commentary by film critic Peter Rainer; 20th anniversary cast & crew reunion discussion; Original Theatrical Trailer
I've always loved the fact that Warners sees fit to include a commentary on the release by a critic (who I've never heard of before or since) who Steve Martin, in the other on-disc extra that isn't the trailer, openly mocks for being (according to Steve Martin) a weird, maladroit loser.
He’s still a film critic and seemingly one of the few around to still earn a living doing it
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#3158 Post by domino harvey »

The Human Comedy! That’s the second title this month that I was just talking about on the forum

+ the Bad Seed in a new restoration (shocked this didn’t go to Arrow et al)

+ Auntie Mame UHD
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Wow, just realized Wag the Dog had never received a Blu-ray prior to this. It was one of the earliest DVDs I bought.
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I know there’s a following for Auntie Mame (doesn’t it air every Christmas on TCM?) but I’m amazed that someone who gets paid much more than me thought that would sell better than, say, a UHD for the Bad Seed (which I don’t even like, just saying from a business perspective)
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Here are the specs for AUNTIE MAME
COMING TO 4K UHD BLU-RAY FROM THE WARNER ARCHIVE COLLECTION ON AUGUST 25th
NEW 2026 4K UHD HDR MASTER FROM 12K SCAN OF THE ORIGINAL TECHNIRAMA CAMERA NEGATIVE
AUNTIE MAME (1958)
MSRP$29.98
BD100/BD50-Two disc 4K/Blu-ray combo pack
COLOR
NOT RATED
DOLBY VISION
ASPECT RATIO: 16x9 2.35:1 LETTERBOX
Audio Specs: DTS-HD MA 5.1 Surround NEW AUDIO TRACK, DTS-HD MA 2.0 Mono Original Theatrical Track, DTS-HD MA 2.0 Music-only track
Disc authoring and compression by Fidelity in Motion
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#3162 Post by FrauBlucher »

domino harvey wrote: Thu Jul 09, 2026 6:33 pm I know there’s a following for Auntie Mame (doesn’t it air every Christmas on TCM?) but I’m amazed that someone who gets paid much more than me thought that would sell better than, say, a UHD for the Bad Seed (which I don’t even like, just saying from a business perspective)
It's airs pretty frequently. It was just on last week or so. It' seems to be a TCM staple
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FrauBlucher wrote: Thu Jul 09, 2026 6:40 pm
domino harvey wrote: Thu Jul 09, 2026 6:33 pm I know there’s a following for Auntie Mame (doesn’t it air every Christmas on TCM?) but I’m amazed that someone who gets paid much more than me thought that would sell better than, say, a UHD for the Bad Seed (which I don’t even like, just saying from a business perspective)
It's airs pretty frequently. It was just on last week or so. It' seems to be a TCM staple

It’s screened multiple times every holiday season at the American Cinematheque and typically sells out. I get the camp appeal, but it’s not something I would ever feel a compulsion to own or watch again
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#3164 Post by domino harvey »

Wtf they’re not done. Another Ford: Wings of Eagles!
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#3165 Post by beamish14 »

It’s a shame that Herbert Ross’ original cut of Pennies From Heaven has never surfaced. It is a brilliant film, but the miniseries is in another class
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#3166 Post by domino harvey »

So this is what’s remaining for Ford from WB:

Former pressed discs:
Cheyenne Autumn
the Informer
the Lost Patrol
Mary of Scotland
(Long Voyage Home is assumed no longer held by WB and already has a Blu via Imprint)

MOD DVD-R titles:
Flesh
the Fugitive
the Rising of the Moon

Unreleased but should be held:
Young Cassidy

Did I miss any?
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#3167 Post by domino harvey »

+ Broadway Melody of 1938
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#3168 Post by Ribs »

I think Auntie Mane is a definite TCM classic which is the same audience WAC caters to, but also imagine that the virtue of it being a 12k Technicolor restoration really is what put the thumb on the scale of this is the kind of thing the format should be used for.
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domino harvey wrote:I know there’s a following for Auntie Mame (doesn’t it air every Christmas on TCM?) but I’m amazed that someone who gets paid much more than me thought that would sell better than, say, a UHD for the Bad Seed (which I don’t even like, just saying from a business perspective)
As someone who has owned Auntie Mame on every format (including VHS and laserdisc), even I’m not really sure I need to own this. It’s one of the movies that got me into classic movies thanks to it being aired regularly on AMC (panned and scanned, naturally). But it is on TCM all the time now, too.

It does have some gorgeous color and should look fantastic in 4K, but The Bad Seed would probably definitely outsell it.
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