Autumn in New York (2000) - August 28, 2018

[RCRochester]

Originally Posted by steve_dave

Fox is the primary distributor for MGM films on home video. Even titles licensed to Kino, Shout/Scream, Criterion, and Arrow credit Fox.

I don't think he was questioning that so much as pointing out that it's been a long time since a catalog title has been released by MGM / Fox that wasn't a re-release.

[steve_dave]

Originally Posted by RCRochester

I don't think he was questioning that so much as pointing out that it's been a long time since a catalog title has been released by MGM / Fox that wasn't a re-release.

Ohhhhhh...

[Nailwraps]

I for one am happy to see MGM releasing a catalog title by themselves again.

[pmil]

Originally Posted by RCRochester

I don't think he was questioning that so much as pointing out that it's been a long time since a catalog title has been released by MGM / Fox that wasn't a re-release.

What's a catalog title?

[larsknudsen]

Originally Posted by pmil

What's a catalog title?

[RCRochester]

Originally Posted by pmil

What's a catalog title?

Something from the back catalog, i.e. not a new release.

[pmil]

Originally Posted by larsknudsen

Originally Posted by RCRochester

Something from the back catalog, i.e. not a new release.

Why such a reaction larsknudsen? I know the meaning of the word catalog but even taking into consideration what RCRochester (thanks RCRochester) said, a new release is still a title in a movie studio's catalog of movies. As a result I was thinking perhaps it was some movie collector jargon that maybe had another meaning. Surely I'm not the first, and I'm sure I will not be the last, that has asked that question.

[larsknudsen]

Originally Posted by pmil

Why such a reaction larsknudsen? I know the meaning of the word catalog but even taking into consideration what RCRochester (thanks RCRochester) said, a new release is still a title in a movie studio's catalog of movies. As a result I was thinking perhaps it was some movie collector jargon that maybe had another meaning. Surely I'm not the first, and I'm sure I will not be the last, that has asked that question.

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[pmil]

Originally Posted by larsknudsen

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Manners more, rudeness and hostility less.

This is a forum and posting views and opinions is what forums are all about. If you don't like my posts then don't read and don't respond to them. That simple.