BDs That Are Out of Print (OOP)

[Areyakiddin]

Originally Posted by growler

Is "Mister Roberts" out of print?
It is not in the list in the 1st few posts under "Warner."

Seems to be sold by eBay & 3rd party only on Amazon.

Still in stock on MovieZyng.

[growler]

Thanks, $22.

I was hoping to pick it up during the next W.A.C. sale. Used to have 4 for $44 sales but, last, AFAIK, was 4 for $49. I searched their website & only came up with streaming this title.

[mjjckc]

Originally Posted by surfinhank

I Wake Up Screaming (1941)

Also, per the Insider:

"The Bounty and Up the Creek are temporarily not available, they'll be back in stock on April 1st.

Cross-posting from the Kino thread... The Bounty still isn't listed on the Kino website (as well as the Deep Discount etc Alliance companies). Amazon is down to 7 in stock copies (but does say "more on the way").

Might be worth getting it now just in case if its on your wishlist. The Australian Imprint edition has a ton of extra features but goes for over $50.

[CelestialAgent]

Originally Posted by James Luckard

These have both been removed from the Kino Lorber catalog, so I think they're OOP, even though some retailers still have remaining stock:

Staying in print for 3 years feels like no time at all

[dr727]

Originally Posted by growler

Thanks, $22.

I was hoping to pick it up during the next W.A.C. sale. Used to have 4 for $44 sales but, last, AFAIK, was 4 for $49. I searched their website & only came up with streaming this title.

Surely it’s just OOS until additional stock is manufactured? WAC titles don’t appear to ever go OOP, do they?

[BF10]

I've noticed this mentioned earlier in this thread in 2020, but volumes 1 and 2 of Looney Tunes Platinum Collection Blu-rays still remain out of print with no sign of it ever being planned to be back in stock. Seems to be confirmed since Warner Home Video seems to only reissue the first two volumes in DVD only on their WB100 compilation pack, making the HD versions really hard to get. Volume 3 Blu-ray is still in print as of currently, though.

Currently, none of the other Golden Age-related Looney Tunes sets are out of print; will be keeping an eye if Mouse Chronicles or Platinum Volume 3 gets pulled from GRUV Entertainment website since that's the only place it's distributed nowadays.

I believe these two volumes should also be italicized since they sell for well over $100.


Tom and Jerry Golden Collection Volume 1 got a reissue from Warner Archive back in 2020 and is still being distributed, so that should be marked as bold now.

[Areyakiddin]

Originally Posted by dr727

Surely it’s just OOS until additional stock is manufactured? WAC titles don’t appear to ever go OOP, do they?

Final Space Season 1+2 is the only Blu-ray I can think of from the Warner Archive that's OOP.

[James Luckard]

Originally Posted by CelestialAgent

Staying in print for 3 years feels like no time at all

Lust Caution and Hannibal have both reappeared on the KL site, I guess them disappearing for a few months was just a glitch.

[surfinhank]

Originally Posted by surfinhank

From captveg in the Kino thread: previously in the "While Supplies Last" sale and now no longer appearing on the website:

The Astro-Zombies (1968)

[Dr. Trog]

Is Film Detective's THE BRAIN FROM PLANET AROUS (1957) already out of print?

[Hellhound]

Originally Posted by Dr. Trog

Is Film Detective's THE BRAIN FROM PLANET AROUS (1957) already out of print?

Looks like it is.

[Mr. Romberg]

This is out of print and has been discounted but is currently on sale for $11.98 on ClassicFlix.

[noirjunkie]

Originally Posted by Dr. Trog

Is Film Detective's THE BRAIN FROM PLANET AROUS (1957) already out of print?

Practically speaking, The Film Detective no longer exists. Everyone who ran it left and started their own company, Film Masters. Once those Film Detective releases sell through their current print runs, don't expect them to come back. The company's new owners (Cineverse) have zero interest in physical media.

[darkness2918]

Is this OOP? Can’t seem to find a decently priced copy online & definitely not paying $40+ for this one.

[Hellhound]

Originally Posted by darkness2918

Is this OOP? Can’t seem to find a decently priced copy online & definitely not paying $40+ for this one.

I would say it is. I didn't see any retailers with it in stock and most of the eBay listings are for inflated prices and indicate it's OOP in the listing.

[Bubbles-11]

Originally Posted by darkness2918

Is this OOP? Can’t seem to find a decently priced copy online & definitely not paying $40+ for this one.

Probably going for that much because of Disney's home entertainment arm being handled by Sony and the transition associated with it

[deltatauhobbit]

Originally Posted by noirjunkie

Practically speaking, The Film Detective no longer exists. Everyone who ran it left and started their own company, Film Masters. Once those Film Detective releases sell through their current print runs, don't expect them to come back. The company's new owners (Cineverse) have zero interest in physical media.

Good to know, I'll have to prioritize the releases I don't have yet. Too late The Brain from Planet Arous, not paying those aftermarket prices, but plenty of other ones are still available.

[James Luckard]

Originally Posted by Bubbles-11

Probably going for that much because of Disney's home entertainment arm being handled by Sony and the transition associated with it

Disney has allowed a ton of recent 20th Century titles to go OOP, or at least OOS, over the last year or two.

Maybe Sony brings them back, maybe they don't. I wouldn't bet on it, if I really wanted one of those titles.

[antman60]

Ransom 1996 is oop with disney

[antman60]

Aloha Scooby doo is oop by Warner Bros