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It doesn't list any extras, so I doubt it will be ported over.

Six Three Stooges Films in two volumes (licensed from Sony) on 4/21/15

Vol. 1
- Rockin' in the Rockies (1945)
- Time Out for Rhythm (1941)
- Have Rocket, Will Travel (1959)

Vol. 2
- The Three Stooges Go Around the World in a Daze (1963)
- The Three Stooges Meet Hercules (1962)
- The Outlaws Is Coming (1965)

Old Gringo (1989) on 5/5/15 (licensed from Sony)

NewsRadio: The Complete Series on May 19th.

Highly unlikely, but perhaps we'll finally get the unexpurgated version of "Injury".

Don't rule it out. Mill Creek released unedited Married... with Children DVDs after years of audio edited versions from Sony...

7/7/15

Fire Birds (1990)
No Good Deed (2002)

Fire Birds is the first Disney licensed title in quite some time, so hopefully more of the Touchstone/Hollywood Pictures films are on their way again. (Unless the rights changed since the 2004 Disney DVD).

No Good Deeds is another Sony title.

lefeufollet wrote:NewsRadio: The Complete Series on May 19th.

Highly unlikely, but perhaps we'll finally get the unexpurgated version of "Injury".

Looking forward to comparisons between this and the previous complete set. Mill Creek squeezes the entire series on 9 discs, 3 fewer than on the Sony set, so I'm concerned about compression.

Mill Creek has rescued the following films from Sony's MOD line to pressed, single-title releases: A Song to Remember, Because They're Young, and Genghis Khan

Got my copy of Genghis Khan in and I can't wait to watch it after reading the only pullquote they could find to sell the film's virtues:



EDIT: Didn't even realize til I posted this that the film co-stars "Robery" Morley

domino harvey wrote: the only pullquote they could find to sell the film's virtues:

And only from the article title. The only way they could've wrung out praise from the original review would've been by selectively using elipses.

Another low-end Disney/Buena Vista title announced for BD:

9/15/15

Spaced Invaders (1990)

And another from Sony:

9/15/15

The Big Picture (1989)

captveg wrote:Another low-end Disney/Buena Vista title announced for BD:

9/15/15

Spaced Invaders (1990)

And another from Sony:

9/15/15

The Big Picture (1989)

Incredibly disappointed about this fate for The Big Picture. Both Fire Birds & No Good Deed ended up only having Dolby Digital soundtracks, these probably will too. Also probably bonus feature-less when The Big Picture had a commentary & deleted scenes on the DVD.

12/1/15

Are We There Yet? (2005) (Sony)


For all of you that wanted to complete the series in HD after the Are We Done Yet? BD has been sitting on your shelf all alone for 8 years.

2/16/16

My Science Project (1985) (Disney)


Also, Are We There Yet? is now slated for 1/12/16

Fun cult 90s comedy My Boyfriend's Back coming to Bluray in March

One of P.S. Hoffman's pivotal roles!

One inventory that would be interesting is all the movies named after 50's and 60's songs, after Elvis and before the Beatles. I'd bet most of them were made in the early 90's too. One I distinctly remember was the Jason Priestley vehicle Calendar Girl, which came out the same year as My Boyfriend's Back. Since that was a Columbia title that could probably (if not already) get a Mill Creek release.

For fans of 80s T&A junk, a 2-Blu-ray set containing Spring Break, Hardbodies, Private Resort, and Perfect is coming out on March 15

Another Gordon Willis title makes it to Blu-Ray!

4/5/16

Prefontaine (1997) (Disney)

3/15/16

Jean Claude Van Damme - 5 Movie Collection (Sony)

- Hard Corps, The (2006)
- Universal Soldier: The Return (1999)
- Maximum Risk (1996)
- Second in Command (2006)
- Knock Off (1998)

Only The Hard Corps and Knock Off are new to Blu


Just Visiting (2001) (Disney)

dwk wrote:For fans of 80s T&A junk, a 2-Blu-ray set containing Spring Break, Hardbodies, Private Resort, and Perfect is coming out on March 15

So the word around the blu-ray.com forums is that Spring Break, Hardbodies, and Private Resort all have nice HD masters, but Perfect is either an SD upscale (or, at best, an old HD master created for television) that is cropped to 1:78.

The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T blu-ray out in June.

Very cool. Very underrated family film.