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07-26-2015, 03:28 PM
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Blu-ray Samurai
Jun 2012
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If you're in the New York area, don't miss our presentation of 3-D highlights from MONEY FROM HOME at MoMA this week!
We'll also be presenting ARTISTS AND MODELS in 35mm, dye-transfer Technicolor AND widescreen! http://www.moma.org/visit/calendar/f...reenings/24202  
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07-31-2015, 11:53 PM
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I've decided to list all of the 50 films and categorize them by studio/distributor. That way, we have a better idea of who controls the rights to which picture. If I've made a mistake, please let me know.
Warner Bros House of Wax Kiss Me Kate Arena Second Chance Charge at Feather River Devil's Canyon Son of Sinbad Dial M For Murder The Moonlighter Louisiana Territory The French Line Dangerous Mission Phantom of the Rue Morgue The Command The Bounty Hunter Columbia Man in the Dark Fort Ti Stranger Wore a Gun Gun Fury The Nebraskan Miss Sadie Thompson Drums of Tahiti Jesse James vs the Daltons The Mad Magician Universal It Came From Outer Space Creature From the Black Lagoon Revenge of the Creature Wings of the Hawk The Glass Web Taza, Son of Cochise MGM/UA Gog Diamond Wizard Bwana Devil Top Banana Southwest Passage Paramount Money From Home The Maze Sangaree Jivaro Those Redheads From Seattle Flight to Tangier Hondo (Licensed from the Wayne family) Cease Fire Fox Inferno Gorilla at Large Independent/Misc I, the Jury Cat-Women of the Moon Hannah Lee Dragonfly Squadron Robot Monster Last edited by revgen; 07-05-2016 at 02:16 AM. |
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| Thanks given by: | bavanut (08-02-2015), BleedOrange11 (08-30-2016), Davidian (09-24-2015), deltatauhobbit (08-01-2015), Doc Moonlight (08-01-2015), ilovenola2 (08-01-2015), Interdimensional (09-24-2015), Paul H (08-01-2015), Robert Furmanek (08-01-2015), the13thman (09-24-2015), Widescreenfilmguy (11-07-2015) |
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08-01-2015, 12:27 AM
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I wasn't quite sure if Southwest Passage was an independent production or if MGM/UA owned it. The list has been corrected now. |
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| Thanks given by: | Robert Furmanek (08-01-2015) |
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09-24-2015, 02:39 AM
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Blu-ray Ninja
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Shouldn't this be a sticky?
Who else thinks it should be a sticky? |
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| Thanks given by: | bavanut (09-24-2015), Damon1281 (02-04-2017), Davidian (09-24-2015), GKintz (09-24-2015), ilovenola2 (10-05-2015), Paul H (09-24-2015), revgen (09-24-2015), the13thman (09-24-2015) |
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09-24-2015, 10:54 PM
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Blu-ray Guru
Nov 2014
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MGM is confusing, their two original 3-D titles are now also owned by WB, but somewhere along the line MGM acquired several other titles? You'd almost need two lists: one for the original studio, and another for the current rights holder. To add to your list, rights to the following are claimed by Wade Williams: Cat-Women on the Moon Hannah Lee Robot Monster |
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09-25-2015, 02:54 AM
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2) I call them Independent/Misc since Wade Williams' "claims" tend to be a bit murky. For example, he "claimed" to own the rights to Plan 9 From Outer Space (1959), even though the film is PD. |
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| Thanks given by: | Interdimensional (09-25-2015) |
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09-25-2015, 07:22 AM
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| Thanks given by: | ilovenola2 (11-02-2015), revgen (09-25-2015) |
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09-25-2015, 12:59 PM
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Nov 2014
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| Thanks given by: | revgen (09-25-2015) |
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10-22-2015, 06:48 AM
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Blu-ray Ninja
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top 10 3-D Films from the Golden Age
1953-54. This list didn't turn out so well. No place to put Dial M For Murder, Second Chance, Gun Fury and Revenge of the Creature. The Russian version of Robinson Crusoe from 1947 might be a favorite, as the stereo was dramatically motivated and a deep smooth and easy watch, but I need to see it again.
01 - House of Wax 02 - Kiss Me Kate 03 - Miss Sadie Thompson 04 - Hondo 05 - Inferno 06 - The Charge at Feather River 07 - I, the Jury 08 - Phantom of the Rue Morgue 09 - It Came From Outer Space 10 - Creature From the Black Lagoon My top 6 3-D blu-rays from the Golden Age: 01 - House of Wax 02 - Kiss Me Kate 03 - Inferno 04 - Dial M For Murder 05 - Creature From the Black Lagoon 06 - 3-D Rarities So, let's see your list. |
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10-22-2015, 09:30 AM
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My favorite golden age 3-D films. I haven't seen them all, so I can only list by experience.
1) Inferno 2) House of Wax 3) Hondo 4) Creature From the Black Lagoon 5) The Glass Web 6) The French Line 7) It Came From Outer Space 8) Miss Sadie Thompson 9) I, the Jury 10) Second Chance My Favorite 3-D Golden Age Blu-Ray's 1) Inferno 2) 3-D Rarities 3) House of Wax 4) Creature From the Black Lagoon 5) Man in the Dark 6) Dial M For Murder 7) Dragonfly Squadron 8) Kiss Me Kate Last edited by revgen; 10-22-2015 at 09:35 AM. |
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| Thanks given by: | bavanut (10-22-2015) |
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10-22-2015, 07:40 PM
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Blu-ray Samurai
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1. Inferno
2. Dial M for Murder -------------------------------------- 3. Creature from the Black Lagoon 4. Kiss Me Kate 5. House of Wax 6. Working for Peanuts (Short) -------------------------------------- 7. Man in the Dark 8. 3-D Rarities If The Bubble counted as "Golden Age," I'd place it #3. Last edited by BleedOrange11; 10-22-2015 at 11:08 PM. |
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10-22-2015, 08:06 PM
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It's so hard to choose just ten. If you pressed me, I'd offer this top ten, in roughly chronological order:
House of Wax It Came from Outer Space The Charge at Feather River Inferno Kiss Me Kate Hondo Miss Sadie Thompson Creature from the Black Lagoon Dangerous Mission Dial "M" for Murder Then I'd turn around and add another ten, also in roughly chronological order: The Maze Second Chance I, the Jury The Glass Web Gun Fury Money from Home Dragonfly Squadron Phantom of the Rue Morgue Gog Revenge of the Creature I must add that, of the 3-D offerings from the 1960s, I've never seen September Storm at all, in 2-D or in 3-D, and I really, really love both The Mask and The Bubble. In fact, I was telling Bob and Greg that when it comes to my personal Blu-Ray viewing at home, I'm more apt to reach for The Bubble than for, say, Dial "M" for Murder. Who knows what that says about me.  3-D Rarities has its own special place at the very summit of my esteem. |
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10-22-2015, 08:14 PM
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#79 |
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Blu-ray Samurai
Jun 2012
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Here's a handy list off all the Golden Age features and shorts released from 1952-1962: http://www.3dfilmarchive.com/golden-age-3-d
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| Thanks given by: | bavanut (10-22-2015), BleedOrange11 (10-23-2015), GKintz (10-22-2015), revgen (10-22-2015), Richard--W (10-22-2015), Taygan315 (10-23-2015) |
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