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@NickWetmore@50swesterns THANK YOU for the very kind words. Yeah, Toby and I talk pretty often. We've now done a few commentary tracks together now, so we have compared notes. We've been talking about getting him back on my show for months now, but we're just really busy! It's definitely overdue.
42 more Universal-controlled movies are hitting digital for the very first time today. Several titles (Café Society, Chartroose Caboose, Henry Aldrich’s Little Secret, For Love or Money (1939), Congo Crossing, Missing Link, and Incendiary Blonde) have never had a disc release.
@Saslow_Scott@ArrowFilmsVideo Fantastic work as always, Scott! Congrats on your continued prolific output! Hopefully we get to work on something together one of these days.
@Lona_Film I have never seen the superfan episodes either, so I don't yet have the knowledge to compare. I do generally prefer original versions for just about everything (director's cuts vs theatrical, etc), but I'm curious to see how these work and if the structure suffers.
Here's a hands-on look at Universal's new Blu-ray release of THE OFFICE: THE COMPLETE SERIES - SUPERFAN EXTENDED EPISODES, which includes 25+ hours of unaired footage.
The 30 disc set includes all 194 episodes and retails for $74.99. #TheOffice
https://t.co/B1pXcNYajx
The new release of CITY ON FIRE from Italian label Legends Collection is now the definitive edition of Ringo Lam's classic! The three disc, all region set is loaded with brand new extras plus the pre-existing features from the Shout and Arrow releases.
https://t.co/HUWWM7fKaa
It’s official! The original MASTERS OF THE UNIVERSE animated series hits Blu-ray on August 25th! The current preorder price is under $45 for the entire series.
https://t.co/NBwfxxLALN
The following 45 Universal-controlled movies are making their digital purchase debut today! Some hits, some underrated gems, and some rarities, too. What catches your eye?
On July 9th, 2026, nine movies from Sam Sherman's Independent-International Pictures Corp. are going out of print and Alpha Video's Brian Krey has a full rundown on each of them:
https://t.co/5JNO36jQv7
@ZeroDistraction Thanks so much for the kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed my contributions. Soldier really does feel like one of the last movies of its kind and I'm grateful that I got to be a part of that release from Arrow.
Fire and Ice was a collaboration between four giants: Ralph Bakshi, illustrator Frank Frazetta, and comics icons Roy Thomas & Gerry Conway. Now this 1983 sword and sorcery adult animation masterpiece comes to 4K in @blunderground's very first Steelbook!
https://t.co/Uw33Ehr61m
@PrettyGonzo Yes, and it really feels like he's selling something. I don't think he's an investor in an AI company, but it makes me wonder if he's going to be.
I wish that people who felt cautious about the rapid rise of generative AI were not so often labelled as "scared" and "sticking our heads in the sand." This is powerful technology that should warrant great responsibility. Diligence seems warranted.
Dwayne Johnson on AI:
“I’ve always been an advocate for embracing big change—after taking a hard look at it. We can either stick our heads in the sand and be afraid, or we can say, ‘Okay, we’re here. Let’s see. Let’s explore.’"
https://t.co/EfIn65MYWU
I'd like to see the BBC let Doctor Who rest for a good long while. I know we're in the era of IP farming, but things are better when they aren't oversaturated. It doesn't have to be as long as the break between 1989-2005 (1996 TV movie notwithstanding), but let us miss it.