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60's Batman rights fixed! To DVD???

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Joe Karlosi		#21	[-]
Jun 7 12 5:40 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Whoever/whatever has been holding this release up for so long -- ENOUGH ALREADY! Strike some sort of deal, shake hands -- split the pie --- whatever it takes to get this highly anticipated and in-demand television classic on home video. It's big money in the bank -- for old-timers who grew up on it, and for new kiddies to whom it will undoubtedly thrill. "Guy named Squeamy got thrown from the fifth floor. He's deader'n a mackerel."
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Lawrence Fechtenberger		#22	[-]
Jun 7 12 5:43 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Gojira wrote: I'm still wondering why Warners didn't release the 1960s cartoons. They were spoiled for choice, and the 1960s version arguably had the least commercial appeal of the lot. The Scooby-Doo team-ups are part of a still popular series; the 1970s series had the attraction of Adam West and Burt Ward; the 1990s version is the most highly regarded of the lot; "The Batman" was brand new at the time it was released on DVD; the same now applies to "The Brave and the Bold." While it had all those to release, Warner had no reason to bother with the 1960s series--and now that that is all that is left, Warner quite possibly may think that the market is glutted. I think a Warner Archive release is most likely at this point.
Wich2		#23	[-]
Jun 7 12 8:15 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	What Lawrence said. I liked the 60's toons first-run, but they don't really have any assets that sparkle - great animation, name stars, wonderful scripts, etc. Their only selling point is "here's some more Batman stuff."
Chesterbelloc		#24	[-]
Jun 11 12 9:21 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Paul Denham wrote: which pre 2012 TV series do you think has a higher most wanted-to-buy factor? Has to be THE LAWRENCE WELK POLYGRIP HOUR. Check out my movie collection at: http://www.dvdaf.com/search.html?where=larryw7&init_form=where_0_larryw7*mode_more
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Gojira		#25	[-]
Jun 12 12 4:29 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Wich2 wrote: What Lawrence said. I liked the 60's toons first-run, but they don't really have any assets that sparkle - great animation, name stars, wonderful scripts, etc. Their only selling point is "here's some more Batman stuff." Nostalgia, my dear fellow, is a powerful temptress! As is completism!
Wich2		#26	[-]
Jun 12 12 10:15 AM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I get the nostalgia! (He says, as he types in a room containing a Mego Thor, Silver Age comics, and classic movie DVDs...) But then when I actually WATCH some of these things from my kidhood, the completism often dries up right quick! (Waitaminit - the first one I just viewed was now a bore & the second a chore; do I need to buy the whole batch of 35...?) -Craig
infinite1		#27	[-]
Jun 12 12 5:28 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Wich2 wrote: I get the nostalgia! (He says, as he types in a room containing a Mego Thor, Silver Age comics, and classic movie DVDs...) But then when I actually WATCH some of these things from my kidhood, the completism often dries up right quick! (Waitaminit - the first one I just viewed was now a bore & the second a chore; do I need to buy the whole batch of 35...?) -Craig Could it be that you're just getting OLD and ?
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