Randy Miller III

Thanks. The other movies that follow (well, minus Charro) are as much musicals as Spinout - there’s Easy Come Easy Go, Double Trouble, Clambake, Stay Away Joe, Speedway, Live A Little Love A Little and The Trouble With Girls.

Also the character of Cynthia (as played by Shelley Fabares) was certainly not portrayed as being 15 as you mention in your review. ‘Early 20’s’ is more accurate.

Does the new 4K UHD version of THE EXORCIST (original theatrical version) restore the original 1973 WB logo, or are we still stuck with the totally incorrect shield?

In your Spinout review, you mention Elvis only did two more non-concert movies after it. He actually did nine more.

Saw your review for "The Fastest Gun Alive" and laughed very very loudly at the "simping is for beta cucks" part. Cheers!

What year will "Tom and Jerry: The Movie" (1993) on Blu-ray be released?

Noticed and had I a feeling the 4K release of Puss in Boots wasn't review before Puss in Boots: The Last Wish? What's wrong with it? Is the disc faulty?

Hi Randy,

Just a small correction for your review of The Adventures of Batman You refer to the voice actor for Batman a few times as "Olan Soules". His last name is actually "Soule" without a final 's'.

From the Kubrick 3-Film 4K Collection review:

“Either way, act fast: since this is a Warner Bros. release, it'll probably soon be replaced by a new 4K Kubrick set also featuring A Clockwork Orange... but without the Blu-rays and bonus features. Seriously, I'm calling it now.”

Funny you said that, actually. While that hasn’t happened in the US, there is a South Korean release of the 4K-only 4-Film Collection that includes “A Clockwork Orange.” There are only commentary tracks, since those are the only 4K extras.
3-Film Collection wasn’t released in South Korea, so the 4-Film Collection was the first one released, which was on June 10th, 2022.

From the Korean distributor:
https://facebook.com/101751173254239...2683843160923/

Hi Randy,

Your review of Angels with Dirty Faces does not say whether it is a regular (real) blu-ray, or whether it is a 'Made on Demand' release, and I can't find a photo of the disc itself anywhere.

Is it a 'Made on Demand' disc, and if so, does that mean it's a BD-R with a limited lifespan?

Thanks very much!

Scott

hi randy

your two different 4k reviews of 8 MILE have different video scores despite it being the same disc...