Man, oh man do I love WAC! They have such a deep and rich catalog and their restorations are always top knotch. Their releases don't typically go on sale very often so you may as well just pre-order them when they're new or ante up if it's an older release. One of my favorite labels ever.
@@cinema.inspired Sheesh. For a single disc, standard edition title that's a steep price. However, not many of their titles are available from other labels so we're kind of at they're mercy. My wish list of their releases is pretty long...
Fantastic Warner Archive collection! I really enjoyed Angels With Dirty Faces. I have Gaslight, but I haven’t seen it yet. Gun Crazy is so good! I wanted to love Hudsucker, but I thought it was just ok. I need to give it a rewatch. I’m a huge fan of Wait Until Dark, what a great film! Thanks for sharing your collection.
Thanks man! Hudsucker I actually saw you picked up not long ago, ur right, it’s okay. Wait until dark is fantastic and probably my favourite in this collection. I think you would enjoy what’s up doc as well!
I love the Archive collection, a couple of suggestions that I have for you are The Hidden (1987), Papillon, The World According to Garp and The Man With Two Brains 👍
You’ve got some good titles there and yes, What’s Up Doc is a blast, a fun tribute to the screwball comedy. If you’re unfamiliar with Ryan O’Neal then it’s worth checking out Paper Moon which he also did with Peter Bogdanovich….I believe with that edition of Gaslight you also get the 1940 British version starring Anton Walbrook, which the studio originally wanted all prints destroyed. I watched it the other week and prefer it, Walbrook is great in it.
Paper moon has been on my watchlist for a while! Can’t find a copy though. Gaslight was okay, I’d be interested in checking out that 1940 version! Thanks for watching Neil. I had hoped this video would reach you aha.
Hudsucker I agree it's definitely towards the bottom of Coen. Still not a bad movie. I'm not sure if it's just me, but since Sam Raimi also worked on it I can see Spiderman in the movie with the newspaper room.
It’s still pretty decent but yah lower tier and I’d have to watch it again to see if I pick up on that. Definitely didn’t the first time. Thanks for watching!
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Man, oh man do I love WAC! They have such a deep and rich catalog and their restorations are always top knotch. Their releases don't typically go on sale very often so you may as well just pre-order them when they're new or ante up if it's an older release. One of my favorite labels ever.
They are a bit tough to find here in Canada. Sometimes I can find a decent price but they usually go for $30 and up.
@@cinema.inspired Sheesh. For a single disc, standard edition title that's a steep price. However, not many of their titles are available from other labels so we're kind of at they're mercy. My wish list of their releases is pretty long...
@@jbwuzhere6819 lol yah it’s expensive. They have great titles though and as you said, fantastic restorations.
Fantastic Warner Archive collection! I really enjoyed Angels With Dirty Faces. I have Gaslight, but I haven’t seen it yet. Gun Crazy is so good! I wanted to love Hudsucker, but I thought it was just ok. I need to give it a rewatch. I’m a huge fan of Wait Until Dark, what a great film! Thanks for sharing your collection.
Thanks man! Hudsucker I actually saw you picked up not long ago, ur right, it’s okay. Wait until dark is fantastic and probably my favourite in this collection. I think you would enjoy what’s up doc as well!
Great collection
I love the Archive collection, a couple of suggestions that I have for you are The Hidden (1987), Papillon, The World According to Garp and The Man With Two Brains 👍
Thanks! Ive heard of the hidden but never of the other films. I appreciate the suggestions!
You’ve got some good titles there and yes, What’s Up Doc is a blast, a fun tribute to the screwball comedy. If you’re unfamiliar with Ryan O’Neal then it’s worth checking out Paper Moon which he also did with Peter Bogdanovich….I believe with that edition of Gaslight you also get the 1940 British version starring Anton Walbrook, which the studio originally wanted all prints destroyed. I watched it the other week and prefer it, Walbrook is great in it.
Paper moon has been on my watchlist for a while! Can’t find a copy though. Gaslight was okay, I’d be interested in checking out that 1940 version! Thanks for watching Neil. I had hoped this video would reach you aha.
Nice buddy
Thanks Kyle.
Hudsucker I agree it's definitely towards the bottom of Coen. Still not a bad movie. I'm not sure if it's just me, but since Sam Raimi also worked on it I can see Spiderman in the movie with the newspaper room.
It’s still pretty decent but yah lower tier and I’d have to watch it again to see if I pick up on that. Definitely didn’t the first time. Thanks for watching!