It's enough of a crime that it took them YEARS to make a decent dvd release of Goodfellas on a disc you don't have to flip over 1/2 way during the movie ...

So of course I want to get all the vhs flicks I adore on dvd...

One of my faves is SubUrbia by Richard Linklater (1997). But it's only available on VHS I know it wasn't very popular but fuck, it's a great little movie! What's the hold up?

What movie has you waiting for its dvd release?

Why is STYLE WARS so fucking hard to get at a decent price, I mean cmon!!!

BTW, what's up with Sign 'O' The Times?

I like "suberbia" too. Something we finially agree on!


"dont tell her it's me"
"cool as ice"
"moonwalker"
"please hammer dn't hurt em: the movie"

DVD's ain't shit anyway..extra's I only ever c once and then I go "wow, that was worth £20?"

The rest of Douglas Sirk's films
Sparkle
King Kong (long rumored, hasn't appeared yet)

thesexofit said:

Watch it, sucka. DVD isn't just about the extras. It's about preserving the film for a home format that does not degrade over time. Plus the resolution is so much better than VHS.

CalhounSq said:

I wouldn't be surprised if Suburbia makes it to DVD soon, especially with the recent success of Before Sunset. Both films are released through Warner Brothers, so I'd guess it will happen soon enough.

jerseykrs said:

There is a great debate raging in the "Prince: Music & More" forum as to the authenticity of the new Canadian release. As it is put out by the company that holds the rights to the film up here, everything seems to be kosher.

I'd like to see Tom Waits' Big Time on DVD.

Sign O The Times

Prince & The Revolution: Live (technically not a movie, but you get the point).

Sheila E in Romance 1600: Live (see above)

Beyond the Valley of the Dolls

Faster Pussy Cat Kill Kill

The Loved One (Has anyone seen this???)

I know that everytime u watch a video, it gets ever so slightly worse but I just ain't gonna waste money on buying films i already own.

Remember the early dvd's with NO extra's? At least with modern films u get something extra 4 ur money.

oh yeah, the "batman" films really need a facelift. Warners r stingy with their extra's.

Plus i cannot stand sitting through the opening jargon on DVD's that MAKE U WAIT!

Kindergarten Ninja

- Twin Peaks, all seasons!

(and The Winter Guest - it's unavailable here... )

superspaceboy said:

YES! OMG! It's so fucking hilarious!

Also, I'd add: "Boys in the Band" to that list

Lodger said:

There are only 2 seasons - you got half out already!

RipHer2Shreds said:

I have the first season! Includes the Pilot and 7 episodes...

Season 2 will include more than 20 episodes???

Lodger said:

Season 2 was 22 episodes. That's a standard seasong length.

RipHer2Shreds said:

Okay. I didn't know that.

Lodger said:

Now you do. That's what I'm here for.

Flower Drum Song

applekisses said:

"I've got to find a way to get those stiff off my property"

"It's just not ethical!"

"King Crab...It's a new one Oh! It's a new one!"

I need to bust that out and watch it again. It's been a while.

superspaceboy said:

You have it on video tape?

applekisses said:

Yes. I didn't know it's not available on VHS until I started poking around looking for the DVD a whilke back. I had this friend who would tape all kinds of crazy stuff off cable at all hours and he caught this one. I have it Back to Back with the Doom Generation (I think).

superspaceboy said:

I saw it on PBS about 8 years ago...that's how I found out about it.

superspaceboy said:

I've got this on DVD. I bought it from HMV in the UK. It was part of a two disc set alongside Valley Of The Dolls.

http://www1.hmv.co.uk/hmv...sku=146377

I'd like to see the really early John Waters films on DVD.

applekisses said:

I'll bet you that's when it was taped. I would say I have known this movie for about that long. He loved PBS. Probably on at a wierd time too.

BinaryJustin said:

I don't think that's the officail release...unless FOX just did it just because. That's a weird one as they are NOT sequels and Beyond even has to carry a disclaimer (The author sued Russ Meyer over the name.) It's also not region 1.

He did release DVD's www.russmeyer.com not all of em but some.

superspaceboy said:

Yeah, it's an official Fox Home Video release in the UK. There's a disclaimer at the start of the movie and also in the blurb on the back cover.

Don't you have a region-free player?

superspaceboy said:

Beyond the Valley of the Dolls is on its way soon, and Roger Ebert has recorded a commentary track for it!