James Stewart on Blu-ray

[EVERYONE LIES]

Originally Posted by cussyeah

I'd love to see the Shop Around the Corner on blu-ray. It's the one Stewart film I don't already have in my collection that I really want (though most are on DVD and will likely get upgrades).

It would be nice if Warner Archive would get this out for Christmas. I know it is wishful thinking on my part though.

[Hard Times Chaney]

Originally Posted by Arkadin

Glenn Miller Story needs to be added to the OP.

Thanks for reminding me!

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That's Entertainment is also missing.

[Hard Times Chaney]

Originally Posted by EVERYONE LIES

That's Entertainment is also missing.

What Jimmy Stewart related is in that collection?

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There are several hosts for the movie clips and he is one of the hosts.

[Hard Times Chaney]

Originally Posted by EVERYONE LIES

There are several hosts for the movie clips and he is one of the hosts.

I see, thanks. How much screentime would you say he have?

[EVERYONE LIES]

Originally Posted by Hard Times Chaney

I see, thanks. How much screentime would you say he have?

A few minutes from what i recall. It has been a long time since i've seen this. I don't even own the blu-ray. It was on TCM yesterday, I should of recorded it.

[EVERYONE LIES]

Originally Posted by EVERYONE LIES

It would be nice if Warner Archive would get this out for Christmas. I know it is wishful thinking on my part though.

I inquired WAC about this (The Shop Around The Corner) a few days ago. There is no HD master but they think that an upgrade will happen at some point. My guess is that MGM let it rot.

[EVERYONE LIES]

I thought I'd post this to keep the thread going. This is all of Jimmy Stewart's feature films and the studios that released them. I took it from The Jimmy Stewart Museum page. I Bolded the ones on blu-ray. If someone wants to move it to the original post they can.

Murder Man (MGM, 1935)
Rose Marie (MGM, 1936)
Next Time We Love (Universal, 1936)
Wife Vs. Secretary (MGM, 1936)
Small Town Girl (MGM, 1936)
Speed (MGM,1936)
The Gorgeous Hussy (MGM, 1936)
Born To Dance (MGM, 1936)
After The Thin Man (MGM, 1936)
Seventh Heaven (20th Century-Fox, 1937)
The Last Gangster (MGM, 1937)
Navy Blue and Gold (MGM, 1937)
Of Human Hearts (MGM, 1938)
Vivacious Lady (RKO, 1938)
The Shopworn Angel (MGM, 1938)
You Can’t Take It With You (Columbia, 1938)
Made For Each Other (United Artists, 1939)
Ice Follies of 1939 (MGM, 1939)
It’s a Wonderful World (MGM, 1939)
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (Columbia, 1939)
Destry Rides Again (Universal, 1939)
The Shop Around The Corner (MGM, 1940)
The Mortal Storm (MGM, 1940)
No Time For Comedy (Warner Bros., 1940)
The Philadelphia Story (MGM, 1940)
Come Live With Me (MGM, 1941)
Pot O’ Gold (United Artists, 1941)
Ziegfeld Girl (MGM, 1941)
It’s A Wonderful Life (RKO, 1946)
Magic Town (RKO, 1947)
Call Northside 777 (20th Century Fox)
On Our Mary Way (a.k.a. A Miracle Can Happen)(United Artists, 1948)
Rope (Warner Bros., 1948)
You Gotta Stay Happy (Universal, 1948)
The Stratton Story (MGM, 1949)
Malaya (MGM, 1950)
Winchester ’73 (Universal, 1950)
Broken Arrow (20th Century-Fox, 1950)
The Jackpot (20th Century-Fox, 1950)
Harvey (Universal, 1950)
No Highway in the Sky (20th Century-Fox, 1951)
The Greatest Show on Earth (Paramount, 1952)
Bend of the River (Universal, 1952)
Carbine Williams (MGM, 1952)
The Naked Spur (MGM, 1953)
Thunder Bay (Universal, 1953)
The Glenn Miller Story (Universal, 1954)
Rear Window (Paramount, 1954)
The Far Country (Universal, 1955)
Strategic Air Command (Paramount, 1955)
The Man From Laramie (Columbia, 1955)
The Man Who Knew Too Much (Paramount, 1956)
The Spirit of St. Louis (Warner Bros., 1957)
Night Passage (Universal, 1957)
Vertigo (Paramount, 1958)
Bell, Book and Candle (Columbia, 1958)
Anatomy of a Murder (Columbia, 1959)
The FBI Story (Warner Bros., 1959)
The Mountain Road (Columbia, 1960)
Two Rode Together (Columbia, 1961)
X-15 (United Artists, 1961)
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (Paramount, 1962)
Mr. Hobbs Takes a Vacation (20th Century-Fox, 1962)
How The West Was Won (MGM, 1963)
Take Her, She’s Mine (20th Century-Fox, 1963)
Cheyenne Autumn (Warner Bros., 1964)
Dear Brigitte (20th Century-Fox, 1965)
Shenandoah (Universal, 1966)
The Flight of the Phoenix (20th Century-Fox, 1966)
The Rare Breed (Universal, 1966)
Firecreek (Warner Bros., 1968)
Bandolero! (20th Century-Fox, 1968)
The Cheyenne Social Club (National General, 1970)
Fool’s Parade (Columbia, 1971)
That’s Entertainment (MGM, 1974)
The Shootist (Warner Bros., 1976)
Airport ’77 (Universal, 1977)
The Magic of Lassie (International Picture Show Co., 1978)
The Big Sleep (United Artists, 1978)
The Green Horizon (Japanese, 1981)
An American Tale: Fievel Goes West (Amblin/Universal, 1990)

[noapologies]

Quite a few good ones they need to get on BD. Hard to believe The Greatest Show On Earth, The Philidelphia Story, and You Can't Take it With You haven't been released yet..

[Duke_45]

Is "Destry Rides Again" really out on BD, or is that bolded by mistake? Certainly one of favorite Jimmy Stewart films. I would love to own it in high def

[rkolinski]

Originally Posted by Duke_45

Is "Destry Rides Again" really out on BD, or is that bolded by mistake? Certainly one of favorite Jimmy Stewart films. I would love to own it in high def

It's on BD from Germany.

[Hard Times Chaney]

Originally Posted by Duke_45

Is "Destry Rides Again" really out on BD, or is that bolded by mistake? Certainly one of favorite Jimmy Stewart films. I would love to own it in high def

It's also on the list in the first post.

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Does anyone have Destry Rides Again on blu-ray? I was looking for any kind of review but couldn't find any.

[Rafows]

Originally Posted by EVERYONE LIES

Does anyone have Destry Rides Again on blu-ray? I was looking for any kind of review but couldn't find any.

I do. And the transfer is excellent.

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Originally Posted by Rafows

I do. And the transfer is excellent.

Cool. I need to pick it up since it will probably never see the light of day in America. I love your collection, btw.

[Hellraiserfan]

I really hope The Cheyenne Social Club is released someday.

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Originally Posted by Hellraiserfan

I really hope The Cheyenne Social Club is released someday.

The only time Jimmy shared the silver screen with a see through negligee

[Hard Times Chaney]

Those of you who aren't fans of DigiBooks may like to know that The Glenn Miller Story is now sold with a regular amaray case with a booklet included instead of the earlier packaging of a DigiBook.

I wonder if Koch Media does the same with their Western Legends series, which Destry Rides Again is a part of?

[travisbickle]

The Shop Around The Corner needs a Blu release badly.

One of Stewart's best.