any word on any of these classics?

[Iamspartacus]

Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolfe?
Mildred Pierce
The Sons of Katie Elder
Chisum
Charley Varrick
The Big Sleep
Key Largo
Gaslight
The Fountainhead
The Thin Man
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
Sergeant York
Pride of the Yankees
The Ox-Bow Incident
The Lost Weekend
A Place in the Sun
To Have and Have Not
Gilda

Any word on any of these classics coming to Blu?

[dsman71]

Originally Posted by Iamspartacus

Who's Afraid of Virginia Wolfe?
Mildred Pierce
The Sons of Katie Elder
Chisum
Charley Varrick
The Big Sleep
Key Largo
Gaslight
The Fountainhead
The Thin Man
Mr. Deeds Goes to Town
Sergeant York
Pride of the Yankees
The Ox-Bow Incident
The Lost Weekend
A Place in the Sun
Key Largo
To Have and Have Not
Gilda

Any word on any of these classics coming to Blu?

No

[rkolinski]

The Oxbow Incident is available region free in Germany and Gilda is available from Japan as a region A BD. The Lost Weekend is available as a region B (locked) BD from the UK.

[Iamspartacus]

Thanks Rkolinski, looking at your signature, I sure wish they would release the original Alamo with John Wayne.

[CouncilSpectre]

Gilda's available in Italy, I have a copy of that one, comes with a nice slip Plus it's region-free.

If you wanted one with an English-friendly case then it also comes out in Australia in October.

I'd love Key Largo and The Big Sleep as well

Would also like She Wore a Yellow Ribbon so that Ford's 'Cavalry trilogy' would be complete.

[Alfredlynch]

Since you put Key Largo in twice, I'm going to give a shout out to Mister Roberts.

[Iamspartacus]

Oops on Key Largo, while we are at it, let's add Mister Roberts, His Girl Friday, You Can't Take It With You, Bad Day at Black Rock, Last Train to Gun Hill, and Adam's Rib .

[CinemaScope]

A few more, in fact you could have tons more:

Beau Geste - 1939
The Sea Hawk - 1940 (& all those other Flynn movies)
The Devil & Daniel Webster - 1941
They Were Expendable - 1945
She Wore A Yellow Ribbon - 1949
The Bad & The Beautiful - 1952
Ivanhoe - 1952
The Vikings - 1958
Blow-Up - 1965
Catch 22 - 1970

Plus the MGM Marx Bros films, the Hope/Crosby 'Road To' films, & a ton of westerns, musicals & swashbucklers.

One-Eyed Jacks would have been on the list, but it looks like it's a'coming next year.

[Iamspartacus]

I would definitely include Catch 22, She Wore A Yellow Ribbon, and the Bold and the Beautiful...and Written in the Wind and Magnificent Obsession. Where are they????