No respect for Tony Scott?

[willo007]

Tony Scott's work can be easily debatable, some either love or hated.
His film stile influenced so many filmmakers (sadly also created Michael Bay)

I wonder why his work is not celebrated more on Blu Ray.

Beverly Hills Cop II (1987) was a bonafide blockbuster yet Paramount has no plans for a US BD.

The Last Boy Scout (1991) deserves a proper stand alone BD.

The Fan (1996) deserves a BD release (Please Sony do not give it Mill Creek, they will just bundle it with a lesser film!)

Man On Fire (2004) deserves the special features that were stripped from the Collector's Edition, I think Ridley could talk to Fox about this.

That's all for my little rant.

[TylerDurden389]

Never seen The Fan or Man on Fire, but BHC 2 and LBS would be def. buys for me.

[tob]

We are waiting too long to see the Fan come to Blu ray.

[Seymour]

Already have the German version of Beverly Hills Cop II. It's region free and an official Paramount release--works for me.

The double feature of Last Boy Scout and Last Man Standing is fine in my eyes.

Don't care about special features, so I'm cool with the existing release of Man on Fire.

The Fan is already with Mill Creek, so...

[Ray_Rogers]

Originally Posted by willo007

Tony Scott's work can be easily debatable, some either love or hated.
His film stile influenced so many filmmakers (sadly also created Michael Bay)

I wonder why his work is not celebrated more on Blu Ray.

Beverly Hills Cop II (1987) was a bonafide blockbuster yet Paramount has no plans for a US BD.

The Last Boy Scout (1991) deserves a proper stand alone BD.

The Fan (1996) deserves a BD release (Please Sony do not give it Mill Creek, they will just bundle it with a lesser film!)

Man On Fire (2004) deserves the special features that were stripped from the Collector's Edition, I think Ridley could talk to Fox about this.

That's all for my little rant.

Do some research first before you make threads. If you don't import some any Blu-rays from foreign countries, this thread is a complete waste of time.

[Gizz]

It's one of my favourites Tony Scott films and out on Blu Ray.

Also out on Blu Ray are

[Bates_Motel]

Originally Posted by willo007

Tony Scott's work can be easily debatable, some either love or hated.
His film stile influenced so many filmmakers (sadly also created Michael Bay)

I wonder why his work is not celebrated more on Blu Ray.

Beverly Hills Cop II (1987) was a bonafide blockbuster yet Paramount has no plans for a US BD.

The Last Boy Scout (1991) deserves a proper stand alone BD.

The Fan (1996) deserves a BD release (Please Sony do not give it Mill Creek, they will just bundle it with a lesser film!)

Man On Fire (2004) deserves the special features that were stripped from the Collector's Edition, I think Ridley could talk to Fox about this.

That's all for my little rant.

He's represented just fine. So much for your little "rant."

[willo007]

Originally Posted by Ray_Rogers

Do some research first before you make threads. If you don't import some any Blu-rays from foreign countries, this thread is a complete waste of time.

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This was in regards the US market.

[Ray_Rogers]

Originally Posted by willo007

This was in regards the US market.

I'm not sorry if I'm more interested in the worldwide market. All titles I posted are Region Free.

[dvdmike]

I have all his BD's its the only way to worship God.
The Fan I have on LD and have the HDTV version in OAR

It's the only missing film

[StingingVelvet]

Originally Posted by willo007

This was in regards the US market.

Beverly Hills Cop 2 at least is region-free, and super cheap, so there is zero reason to crave a US release. Also Last Boyscout is a 90 minute movie with no special features, it doesn't need a dual-layered release.