BDs That Are Out of Print (OOP)

[stratford]

Originally Posted by ssjgoku90501

Is father of bride double pack oop?

ssjgoku90501 what about new from Amazon-canada $CDN 22, so shipping should be quick and cheap?

[Full Effect Ed]

Originally Posted by ssjgoku90501

Is father of bride double pack oop?

All the Baltimore Walmart’s have started least 5 copies in each store, not sure about everywhere else but Walmart still has tons of copies

[Small2754]

Any idea where to find Looney Tunes Back in Action at a decent price?

[FrmPeru]

Originally Posted by Small2754

Any idea where to find Looney Tunes Back in Action at a decent price?

Got my copy a couple weeks ago at Dollar General for about 4 bucks

[zw94]

Originally Posted by ssjgoku90501

Is father of bride double pack oop?

I got it from DMC back in April. Could be a stock issue?

[clortho]

Originally Posted by bipbop13

Is there ant reason why Scream Factory titles that aren't going oop this year are still skyrocketing in price? Sgt.Pepper used over 40 bucks. The living dead 2 30 bucks. Island almost 40 bucks. All these on Amazon. Also are the Vestron line going oop? I see these prices are creeping up as well, but not their region 2 counterparts. Thanks for any info.

Shout! confirmed on Twitter that it’s taking longer than normal for stock to replenish due to the current climate.

Aside from what had been announced as going OOP in 2020, everything else is just in short supply at the moment.

[jayembee]

Originally Posted by Linus738

everything about Fox is going to be OOP

Originally Posted by houseca

maybe briefly.. but far from "everything" in the long run. I'm quite positive Disney or boutique label(s) will re-release most all of the big titles at the very least.

Not everything. Disney will keep in print any franchise titles like Avatar as they have the Star Wars titles. And unless they decide to bury the Fox Marvel titles in favor of whatever plans Marvel has for the future of the X-Men and Fantastic Four, those franchises may still be around. And certainly some of the more popular family titles like The Sound of Music will stick around.

Boutique label licensing is unlikely. Disney has done it in the past, most prominently with Kino. The Kino deal was for non-mainstream Disney titles, like those from ABC Pictures and Touchstone. If Disney treats their Fox catalog similarly, they may license them out some time in the future, but I wouldn't count on it.

[reputation]

Originally Posted by ssjgoku90501

Is father of bride double pack oop?

Try Walmart. Pretty sure the double pack is $12.96 there in store. I passed it up only because I hate the 2nd one but love the first one, lol. Good luck!

[Mikezilla3k]

These two are OOP:

[V_Bomb87]

Does anyone know if they'll ever restock some of those Lionsgate titles? I've been looking everywhere for a decent price on The Faculty (1998) and still, no luck.

Is it OOP? If so, do you think maybe Shout Factory or another company will re-release it?

Same thing happened with The Crow (1994) and Predator 1 & 2.

Thanks

[neo_reloaded]

Originally Posted by V_Bomb87

Does anyone know if they'll ever restock some of those Lionsgate titles? I've been looking everywhere for a decent price on The Faculty (1998) and still, no luck.

Is it OOP? If so, do you think maybe Shout Factory or another company will re-release it?

Same thing happened with The Crow (1994) and Predator 1 & 2.

Thanks

"The Faculty" is a Miramax title, and Lionsgate and Miramax no longer have a distribution deal. So that one is not coming back. The Crow is also Miramax, so same boat. Miramax is now partnered with Paramount, so hopefully Paramount will issue these at some point.

Predator 1 and 2 are 20th Century Fox films, and Predator is one of Fox's bigger franchises, so they will likely remain in print (or be "reissued" by Disney with new cover art, which looks to already be happening for Rocky Horror Picture Show, another of Fox's more popular titles).

[SpaceBlackKnight]

Originally Posted by Mikezilla3k

These two are OOP:

US releases of Black Mask were of a redited and Eng dubbed version prepared by Artisan for the 2002 US theatrical release. I suspect Lionsgate's rights expired which explains it going OOP, and is probably with Fortune Star now. The Hong Kong Blu is the longer uncut version and the transfer is proper HD and pretty decent looking.

[Luke Dodge748]

Originally Posted by Full Effect Ed

All the Baltimore Walmart’s have started least 5 copies in each store, not sure about everywhere else but Walmart still has tons of copies

I was just about to say, I saw several at the Baltimore location a week ago. Looks like I need to make a trip...

[Luke Dodge748]

Is White Men Can't Jump bluray OOP?

[bigdaddyhorse]

Originally Posted by Luke Dodge748

Is White Men Can't Jump bluray OOP?

Possibly, but there is no real telling right now with so much delay in getting more discs pressed and to stores. But it is Fox, which just got gobbled up by the Mouse, so it's probable.

[ParamountChris]

Originally Posted by neo_reloaded

Predator is one of Fox's bigger franchises, so they will likely remain in print (or be "reissued" by Disney with new cover art, which looks to already be happening for Rocky Horror Picture Show, another of Fox's more popular titles).

Where did you find out about the RHPS being reissued by BVHE?

[neo_reloaded]

Originally Posted by ParamountChris

Where did you find out about the RHPS being reissued by BVHE?

There's a preorder up at Target (maybe elsewhere too, haven't looked) with new Disney-style cover art.

https://www.target.com/p/the-rocky-h...l/-/A-80210147

[jayembee]

Originally Posted by neo_reloaded

There's a preorder up at Target (maybe elsewhere too, haven't looked) with new Disney-style cover art.

https://www.target.com/p/the-rocky-h...l/-/A-80210147

Now that is one that I wouldn't have expected.

[BluProofie]

Originally Posted by jayembee

Now that is one that I wouldn't have expected.

It’s one of the most popular Fox titles so I’m not surprised Disney is reissuing it. It’s also the only film from the Fox catalog they’ve allowed theaters to show. Everything else has been unavailable since they got the rights.

[sandman slim]

Originally Posted by jayembee

Now that is one that I wouldn't have expected.

Would have been shocking if they didn't. Rocky Horror is one of the most profitable movies in history: cost $1.4 million, made $140 million at the box office. Plus all the DVD's & Blu's Fox has sold over the past 20 years.

Dr. Frank N. Furter is officially a Disney princess!