Hw can John Hughes classics still not have blu-rays?

[WBMakeVMarsMovieNOW]

I mean how can some companies manage to do business release movies that literally nobody has ever heard of on blu-ray and all can still afford to make DVD packages, but then suddenly a package for a blu-ray costs too much to make?

Even classics like Pretty in Pink still have no release planned.

And then you have WB putting out half their shows or more as DVD only! In 2015! Worse quality then you get simply taping off the air! It's insane.
And then they point to low sales figures for the DVDs for those shows and say that means a blu-ray can't be justified or whine about how it was pirates. No it's you and your 15 year old tech releases.

What next? Sets of glass plate frames and if you switch them around really fast you get to see 2 seconds of the show by 2020?

[Matt C.]

Originally Posted by WBMakeVMarsMovieNOW

Even classics like Pretty in Pink still have no release planned.

Not to mention Career Opportunities and Some Kind of Wonderful. I'm getting really annoyed by the ridiculous wait on all three of these titles...

It seems only his Director credits get released on Blu, while many of his Writer efforts do not. Lame.

[EVERYONE LIES]

I'm right there with you guys. As a product of the 80's, I have a fondness for 80's comedies and way too many are missing from blu-ray.

[MiracleandWonder]

most of the classic Hughes movies are out (Sixteen Candles, Breakfast Club, Weird Science, Ferris Bueller, Planes, Trains And Automobiles...), but I don't understand the holdup for Pretty In Pink.