Your DVD wish list??

[dbeddow]

Mine is:
(a lot of older stuff that needs re-visited)

1. Clash of the Titans
2. Flash Gordan: SE
3. Strange Brew
4. Twin Peaks (entire series)
5. Star Wars Trilogy
6. Dune: SE
7. Braveheart: SE
8. Legend: CE

I know a few of these have been announced, but I have yet to get any of them. I would love to see a Special Edition of Clash of the Titans! I have have seen that movie a zillion times already, but I need more...

[Filmmaker]

All of 'em...just give me all of 'em, even the bad ones...that's not too much to ask for, is it?

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[tomdkat]

1. Star Wars Trilogy
2. Raiders of the Lost Ark (and sequels)
3. Boomerang
4. Let it Ride
5. Cape Fear
6. No Man's Land

Peace.....

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[Rouge 2]

The Muppet movie double disc
Great Muppet caper double disc
Phantom of the Paradise Five Star collection
Planet of the Apes (1968) Five Star
Alien Five Star(make the best DVD even better)
Indy and The Temple of Doom
Raiders
Last Crusade
Star Trek 2 Dir. cut double disc
V: The Final Battle
Mad Mission 1-4
Starman Special Edtion
Escape from Ny SE
Untouchables SE
Blowout SE

[med]

1.Star wars sixtology (All six episodes)SE
2.Indiana jones 4 pack se
3.Heat SE
4.Star trek wrath of khan, undiscovered country, generations, and first contact SE
5.Back to the future Trilogy SE

[Disc-Flipper]

Toys (Robin Williams comedy/action/videogame movie)
Star Wars Movies (George Lucas needs to release these!)
Hawk the Slayer (80's British Sword & Sorcery)
Phantasm II and III (my favorite horror series)
Friday the 13th parts VII & VIII (Paramount)
Jason Goes to Hell - The Final Friday (New Line)
Murder by Death (Neil Simon comedy)
Popeye (Robin Williams & Robert Altman adaptation)
Turn of the Screw (1985 version)
Child's Play 3 (Chuckie goes military!)
Dolls (British fantasy horror)
Ten Who Dared (1960 Disney Live-Action Bear-Fest)
Kidnapped (1960 Disney Live-Action Adventure)
Menace on the Mountain (1970 Disney Live-Action Suspense)
The Pirate Movie (80's Pop musical)
Alice in Wonderland (1985 TV musical)
Beauty and the Beast (Disney animation)
The Lion King (Disney animation)
Sleeping Beauty (Disney animation)
The Brady Bunch Movie and A Very Brady Sequel
April Fools' Day (Scary Canadian horror film)
Happy Birthday to Me (Cool 80's retro-horror film)
Amityville II: The Possession (the scariest one)
Prom Night 2: Hello Mary Lou (Fun Canadian horror film)
Poltergeist II and III (Carol-Ann phantasmique deux!)
The Company of Wolves (Werewolf fantasy/horror)
Witchboard (Scary Canadian Ouija horror film)
The Shining (Stephen King's miniseries)
The People Under The Stairs (Wes Craven)
IT (Stephen King's miniseries)
Scrooge (musical, Albert Finney)
Down and Out in Beverly Hills (Dreyfuss & Nolte)
Buck Rogers in the 25th Century - (1978 crud)
Star Crash (1978 crud)
Let's Scare Jessica to Death (genuinely scary movie)
Walker (Peter Weller cinematic war)
Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (Bee-Gees!)
Four Flies on Grey Velvet (Dario Argento)
The Exorcist II: The Heretic (Trippy unscary sequel

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[mp3pir8]

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[007eleven]

1. Indiana Jones trilogy
2. Star Wars trilogy
3. Back To The Future trilogy

...and of course, these comedy classics...

4. Top Secret (Val Kilmer's best movie ever!)
5. Johnny Dangerously (there's something about a guy saying 'Fargin' Icehole' that cracks me up)
6. Fletch Lives (Chevy Chase's last good movie?)

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007eleven

[Grand Admiral Thrawn]

I don't think we'll ever see the miniseries version of The Shining, even though it is a much more coherent than the feature film. As far as movie quality goes, Kubrick wins hands down, but as a Stephen King fan, the miniseries was the better adaptation. Stanley Kubrick made Stephen King agree to never release any home version of The Shining in order to agree to give King the rights. Hopefully Kubrick's estate will have a change of heart, I'd love to have this version on DVD as well. I've found that both versions actually complement each other very nicely. Funny thing is: As a horror movie, I've heard that King LOVES Kubrick's version, but as an adaptation of his book, he's not a fan at all.

Anyway, sorry to get off topic. To get back on topic. Here's my wish list:

All 6 Star Wars movies
Friday the 13th part VI (PLEASE have the video for Alice Cooper's awesome theme song)
Ed Wood: SE
The African Queen
White Heat
High Anxiety
Indiana Jones Trilogy
Highlander: SE (Let's get a decent transfer please)
UHF
Both Bill & Ted movies
Cheers (Complete series)
Seinfeld (Complete series)
MST3K (Complete series)
Get A Life (Complete series)
Airheads
Batman: SE
Batman Forever: SE
Amadeus: SE
Goodfellas: SE

Also, Universal PLEASE get the rights to all the Marx Brothers movies and do some restoration on them. Horse Feathers is in pretty sorry shape with dropped frames all throughout certain scenes. Also PLEASE release for the first time:

A Night at the Opera
A Day at the Races

[Marty McFly]

BTTF Trilogy
UHF
Brain Donors
Police Academy 2-7
Weekend at Bernie's 2
Stoogemania
Timerider
Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure/Bogus Journey
Adventures of Ford Fairlane
Star Wars Trilogy


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-->Marty McFly<--

I asked for a car, I got a computer. How's that for being born under a bad sign?

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[Soggy Bagel's Revenge!]

ALL the Argento movies ("Four Flies on Gery Velvet", "Two Evil Eyes", and "Trauma" have yet to be announced.)

ALL of the David Lynch movies.
"Eraserhead"
"Wild at Heart"
AND FOR GOD SAKE, PLEEEEEEEASE "LOST HIGHWAY"!!!!!!!!!

"Dial M for Murder" with the original 3-D version as an option, much like "Freddy's Dead", and an OPTIONAL dts audio track.

A special edition of "Romy and Michelle's High School Reunion" with commentary by David Mirkin.


...and my ULTIMATE wish:

A 4-disc edition of "Dawn of the Dead". The first 3 discs would contain the 3 different version of the film, the theatrical cut, the director's cut, and the Dario Argento cut. Each would contain commentary by the people involved with that particular version, and special features that pertain to each of the different versions. All of the films newly remastered with new digital soundtracks in addition to the original ones. The fourth disc would contain the soundtrack to the Dario Argentocut, as that one contains more music by Goblin, my favorite musicians!

Kind of a tall order, but oh well.

Thanx,
Brook

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[codger]

A big seconding for Top Secret!. It's got to be one of the best ZAZ movies... I've got the widescreen laserdisc but one side is cracked and all I can watch is the frst 2/3rds. Argh.

Also UHF. This comedy classic deserves a new audience.

As for the others,
Wild in the Streets
Seconds (1966)
Solarbabies
Monty Python's The Meaning Of Life (a decent transfer, maybe some extras too?)
a 16x9 George of the Jungle
probably more if I thought about it...

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[Laughing Gravy]

I'll second the request for ED WOOD and A NIGHT AT THE OPERA, and add HOLD THAT GHOST (Abbott & Costello), NEVER GIVE A SUCKER AN EVEN BREAK and IT'S A GIFT (W.C. Fields), at least the first two THIN MAN movies, any of Laurel & Hardy's sound comedies, particularly THE MUSIC BOX and SONS OF THE DESERT. That's enough comedies. Music-wise, I'd love to see THE JOLSON STORY and James Whale's SHOW BOAT. Universal is releasing a slew o' monster movies late this summer, but no INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN or THE BLACK CAT (1934 version). Add Roger Corman's THE RAVEN and MASQUE OF THE RED DEATH, and some of the AIP/Allied Artists creepfests of the 1950s, like ATTACK OF THE CRAB MONSTERS and NOT OF THIS EARTH and FROM HELL IT CAME and I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF.

And of course KING KONG.

[DVD FOREVER]

HI

I would love to see

FRIDAY THE 13TH 6 - 8 UNCUT
THE SANDLOT
CHILD'S PLAY 3
DROP DEAD FRED
CAMPFIRE TALES
PSYCHO 4
BIO-DOME
BOTH BILL AND TED MOVIE

Adios

[Barnes]

Most the DVD's I'd like to see are re-releases of previous versions:

Batman SE (all of 'em)
Highlander SE
Robocop I & II SE
Top Gun SE
Breakfast Club SE
Mission Impossible SE

[Marq]

David Lynch films box set

Coen Brothers films box set

....I can only dream this impossible dream...

[Logan 5]

I would like to see Star Trek TNG episodes released to DVD. If not all, at least collections (like they have on VHS) of episodes involving Q, the Borg, etc.

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