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Updated with 4 newly announced titles coming to blu-ray, including Deadlier Than the Male, The Ghoul and region ABC public domain staple The Flying Deuces.

May-June titles:

25 May
Little Big Shot (1952)
The Tenth Man (1936)

1 June

British Comedies of the 1930s: Volume 2 - Oh What a Duchess! (1933) / It's a Bet (1935)
The Dancing Years (1950)
Next to No Time (1958)
The Rat (1937)
Sabotage (1936)

8 June

Sands of the Desert (1960)
White Cradle Inn (1947)
Without Pity (1948)

15 June

To Die For (1995)

22 June

The Jessie Matthews Revue, Volume 2 - It's Love Again (1936) / Waltzes from Vienna (1934)
Mr. Denning Drives North (1952)
Night Beat (1947)
The Robbery (1967)
The Syndicate (1968)

29 June

Aldwych Farces: Volume 2 - A Cup of Kindness (1934) / Dirty Work (1934)
Deadly Record (1959)
Halas & Batchelor Collection
Second Fiddle (1957)
Tamahine (1963)

Can never say no to some more Hitchcock.

DVD Beaver on Young and Innocent

Up for The Flying Deuces and Without Pity.

To Die For is a great addition! I hope the transfer's good...never seen that one, and earlier Gus Van Sant is more reliable than his recent stuff.

Special Features for Robbery (Peter Yates, 1967)

Release date is now August 31, 2015

Special Features:

• Brand-new interview with Michael Deeley
  Cinema: Stanley Baker
  German film The Great Train Robbery
  Waiting for the Signal: The Making of Robbery
  Behind the scenes footage
  Image Gallery
  Promotional Materials PDF
  Commemorative booklet

Finally got around to purchasing the Network release of Three Sisters. Needless to say, the image is a vast improvement over the Kino. To my relief the sound is also better. (A preview is available on the Network site, but it's a little too brief to judge the sound quality from).

Summer releases

Made (John Mackenzie, 1972) - August 8

Special Features:

• Image Gallery
  Original Pressbook PDFs

All Night Long (Basil Dearden, 1962) - July 4

Special Features:

• Original theatrical trailer
  Image gallery
  Commemorative booklet

Blue Money (Alain Patrick, 1985) - September 19




The Importance of Being Earnest (Anthony Asquith, 1952) - September 5

Special Features:

• Original theatrical trailer
  A Profile of The Importance of Being Earnest featurette
  Extensive image galleries
  Promotional material PDFs
  Booklet

Terrahawks: The Complete First Series (1983-1986) - June 20




DVD Only:

Kidnapped (Delbert Mann, 1971) - August 22

Special Features:

• Original theatrical trailer
  Production featurette
  Archive Michael Caine interviews
  Image gallery
  Promotional material PDF

Poison Pen (Paul L. Stein, 1939) - September 19

Special Features:

• Image gallery
  Original script PDF

Yes! More Patrick McGoohan on BD!

I hope they will release Danger Man on BD soon.

Too bad Kidnapped is DVD only.

Mingus and Roy Harper on blu! What larks!

Great news about Made. I've only had a bootleg of this for a while, although it had the exact same cover and was nicely done.
I hope this means that more people will now watch it, as I put it on my 1970s list and wasn't intending to be facetious. It's a much better film than several others that made Carol White famous for a short period. And, of course, it has a great soundtrack.

perkizitore wrote:I hope they will release Danger Man on BD soon.

x2

The remastered episodes on the Retro-Action BDs were brilliant.

Did anybody place an order as part of their current 50% sale via their website? Well, I did place an order almost 5 days ago and I used my PayPal to make an instant payment. I don't see any update after that. I have never bought anything directly from them. Is that an authentic site? I sent an email yesterday, and still have not received a reply yet. They don't even have a facebook page. I am probably worrying too much.

More than any other label I know, Network's sales just absolutely cripple their distribution. It will absolutely come but it will probably take a while.

I didn't order anything this time round, but all my previous orders were shipped and arrived with no issue. They usually send out email when they accept payment and when order is shipped. If you registered on their web site when placing order, you can check order status here

My order status says "Sony to fulfill"... No idea what that means in terms of dispatch times and I ordered on the 8th. They have been experiencing technical issues with their site so I guess something could have gone wrong, but I'm not worrying yet. I've heard varying things about their ability to handle the extra volume of processing generated during sales.

My status says payment accepted on 8th, that's all.

I hope this company is still in business. Four more days gone and I am still waiting for a reply. My BP is rising because of them and that Slovak set I ordered. Similar situation there too. Darkness reigns over Europe [-o<

I ordered last Friday, got a shipping notification on Wednesday and the package arrived today.

I've placed 4 orders and with each received an email confirmation and shipping confirmation typically on the same day.

Any suggestion? They are not replying to my emails, so far.

I ordered on the 9th and my status just says "Payment Accepted" so far.

chatterjees wrote:Any suggestion? They are not replying to my emails, so far.

Some others on blu-ray.com seem to have experienced something similar.
Perhaps this thread can help?