Still no Blu-Ray release for

I have always wanted Quick Change on Blu-ray.

 

Pink Floyd: The Wall comes to mind.

 

The Rockford Files

 

Messiah of Evil(will probably never be released. The Code Red DVD was out for about a week and went out of print), Phase IV, Carnival of Souls

 

The Seven-Ups (1973)

 

Brotherhood of the Wolf (le Pact de Lupes)!

 

The Invincible One...starring Alexander Fu Sheng.

If anyone understands where I am coming from let me know

 

THE COMMITMENTS!!!!!! Jeezus, how great would this title be with a 5 (or 7).1 uncompressed soundtrack?! I realize it must be a music rights issue as Fox used to use this movie as a tent-pole title. ie they would use it in check-lanes, promos ads etc. Also one of the first Fox titles to be a 'Special Edition' DVD. I really want my Blu!!

 

Hell to the yeah! Though I admit I'm not sure it "needs" to be on BD - seriously, it's a great film, but it's not exactly a visual epic...

 

I first heard rumors about this one hitting Blu-ray...in 2010.

 

There is definitely something strange going on there. Great series.

 

None of the above suggestions should come out before--
Popeye
Eddie and the Cruisers
!!!

 

Baby Snakes the Movie.

 

What DVD titles are there thats not been transferred to blu ray yet?

 

That's going to be a long list.

Ok, let me start with one of the most anticipated releases...still not announced officially >>>

 

Let It Be.

Oops, never released on dvd either

 

Literally, tens of thousands of movies. Each next iteration of home video has lost thousands of unique movies, going back to the VHS era. It was so much cheaper to release a DVD than Blu-ray that a lot of lesser films never made the jump.

 

Joe Versus the Volcano

definitely an underrated movie, and as of yet, not Blu-ray

 

Sands of Iwo Jima finally has a release date:



November 11, 2014.

My "Silver Screen Classics" DVD is a mess of compression.

 

I'm still awaiting Farewell My Lovely.

 

I wanna see a Plaster of Paris bagel and cream cheese paperweight, now cough it up.

Very hard to find but "out there" is a 1080p originally shown on CANAL+

 

I see what you did there.

 

Popeye
Lost Highway
Mulholland Drive
Eddie and the Cruisers

 

Local Hero
The Abyss
Adam's Rib
Bringing Up Baby
A Night at the Opera
Duck Soup
Friendly Persuassion
Ikiru
Ordet
Only Angels Have Wings
Roman Holiday
Shadowlands
The Shop Around the Corner
This Land Is Mine (1943)
You Can't Take It With You

 

The Beatles Anthology.
Young Sherlock Holmes.
Most of the Shaw Brothers and Golden Harvest films.
Coffy.
Ryoo Seung-wan's The City of Violence.
How I Won the War.
All but one of Hou Hsiao-Hsien's films.