StarDestroyer52

I'm pretty much caught up on my ClassicFlix wishlist so I will be waiting for the next sale. Hope everyone takes part in this sale as CF does good work.

brainofj72

My first time ordering from a ClassicFlix sale. Looking forward to all of these, but I'm especially excited for Our Town, which I've been wanting to see since reading about it in James Curtis's biography of William Cameron Menzies a while back.

ClassicFlix

Our Anniversary Sale continues with the below Blu-rays on sale for only $11.98!

MAIN LINE

- Underrated Orson Welles Supernatural Drama Black Magic (1949) starring Orson Welles
- B Noir Blonde Ice (1948)
- The Little Rascals Centennial Bonus Disc
- Color Noir The Man Who Watched Trains Go By (1952) starring Claude Rains, Marta Toren with Marius Goring and Herbert Lom
- Screwball Comedy Merrily We Live (Blu-ray) (1938) starring Constance Bennett, Brian Aherne with Billie Burke, Alan Mowbray, Bonita Granville & More
- Bobby Sox Drama Miss Annie Rooney (1942) starring Shirley Temple, Dickie Moore, William Gargan and Guy Kibbee
- Noirish Thriller Obsessed (1951) AKA The Late Edwina Black starring David Farrar, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Roland Culver & Jean Cadell
- Screwball Comedy Out of the Blue (1947) starring George Brent, Virginia Mayo, Turhan Bey, Ann Dvorak & Carole Landis
- A Hollywood behind-the-scenes Comedy/Drama Stand-In (1937) stars Leslie Howard, Joan Blondell & features Humphrey Bogart
- Underrated Comedy Zenobia (1939) starring Oliver Hardy & Harry Langdon featuring Billie Burke, Jean Parker and James Ellison

SILVER SERIES

- Screwball Comedy Hi Diddle Diddle (1943) starring Dennis O'Keefe, Martha Scott, Adolphe Menjou, Billie Burke, Pola Negri & June Havoc
- Creepy Thriller The Human Monster (1939) starring Bela Lugosi
- WWII Spy Drama International Lady (1941) starring George Brent, Basil Rathbone & Ilona Massey
- Haunting Thriller The Night Has Eyes (1942) starring James Mason

Sale ends April 30th.

Doomhunter

A lot of those I haven’t seen but I like Black Magic a lot. I already have that one as well as The Noose Hangs High, Africa Screams among others. And I have Meet John Doe on order, only 13 days away!

Need to add Meet John Doe to page 1

Cooper67

Classic flix has moved back the meet john doe release to may 14. I was expecting this as it now puts it one day from the anniversary of gary coopers death of may 13 1961. Warner is releasing friendly persuasion on the same day and kino is releasing high noon on may 7th the anniversary of his birth. I was expecting this for months to happen as may is the gary cooper month afterall. Allof these movies were originally to come out in april so it wasn't originally planned like this.

emw107

Wow, that is disappointing. The Classicflix website still mentions April 30. I wonder when that will be updated?

Where did you find the date push to May 14?

Cooper67

On the coming soon of the classicflix website. Go to coming soon and then click on meet john doe blu ray.

fdm

Interesting, my sister's actual birthday.

Cooper67

Meet john doe is now listed as may 21st release date.

AnthonyGG

Question for the ClassicFlix team: You guys have been great with restoring and/or remastering classic films in the public domain and making them available to the fans. I was wondering if there are or there could be any plans to do the same for two comedies in the public domain starring the comedy team of Olsen & Johnson? The films are ALL OVER TOWN and COUNTRY GENTLEMEN.

Both have received less than stellar DVD releases over the years. Maybe ClassicFlix could grab them and put out definitive releases? Just curious. Thanks in advance and thank you for all the great work you continue to do.

ClassicFlix

Our Anniversary Sale ends tomorrow at midnight.

Below Blu-rays on sale for only $11.98!

MAIN LINE

- Underrated Orson Welles Supernatural Drama Black Magic (1949) starring Orson Welles
- B Noir Blonde Ice (1948)
- The Little Rascals Centennial Bonus Disc
- Color Noir The Man Who Watched Trains Go By (1952) starring Claude Rains, Marta Toren with Marius Goring and Herbert Lom
- Screwball Comedy Merrily We Live (Blu-ray) (1938) starring Constance Bennett, Brian Aherne with Billie Burke, Alan Mowbray, Bonita Granville & More
- Bobby Sox Drama Miss Annie Rooney (1942) starring Shirley Temple, Dickie Moore, William Gargan and Guy Kibbee
- Noirish Thriller Obsessed (1951) AKA The Late Edwina Black starring David Farrar, Geraldine Fitzgerald, Roland Culver & Jean Cadell
- Screwball Comedy Out of the Blue (1947) starring George Brent, Virginia Mayo, Turhan Bey, Ann Dvorak & Carole Landis
- A Hollywood behind-the-scenes Comedy/Drama Stand-In (1937) stars Leslie Howard, Joan Blondell & features Humphrey Bogart
- Underrated Comedy Zenobia (1939) starring Oliver Hardy & Harry Langdon featuring Billie Burke, Jean Parker and James Ellison

SILVER SERIES

- Screwball Comedy Hi Diddle Diddle (1943) starring Dennis O'Keefe, Martha Scott, Adolphe Menjou, Billie Burke, Pola Negri & June Havoc
- Creepy Thriller The Human Monster (1939) starring Bela Lugosi
- WWII Spy Drama International Lady (1941) starring George Brent, Basil Rathbone & Ilona Massey
- Haunting Thriller The Night Has Eyes (1942) starring James Mason

ClassicFlix

We posted our latest newsletter yesterday which includes a streaming/DVD-by-mail survey, a teaser trailer for MEET JOHN DOE (also below) as well as info with the general goings on with the label.


- David
ClassicFlix Founder, Producer

Bradsdadg

That teaser for Meet John Doe is so good! Has me hooked in

noirjunkie

Regarding the survey, here is my two cents.

Keep doing the physical media releases and license your streaming content to another service. Building your own streaming service would be costly and time-consuming, and the streaming business is currently going through a period of contraction due to too many options clogging up the marketplace. Look no further than NBC/Universal (with Peacock) and CBS/Viacom (with Paramount+). Those companies are hemorrhaging money trying to scale a standalone streaming service, while Sony made the smart financial move by simply licensing its theatrical releases to Netflix.

Personally speaking, I'm not signing up for another streaming service, but if the content you release--especially TV shows--was available in HD on a streaming service, I would watch that in a heartbeat. In fact, if I had to choose between a DVD release of a TV show and an HD stream, I'd watch the HD stream (and, if I really like the show, purchase the DVD as a backup).

Emmett L Brown

This, but I'd also utilize the rent by mail. There's very little I "need", so I'd like to starting trying things before I buy them.

OceanBlue

Agreed. Have watched the Meet John Doe teaser trailer and I'm impressed (it wasn't a CF title in the works that jumped out to me, but on watching the teaser trailer, will order a copy sooner rather than later). As for the latest CF newsletter, happy about the Hopalong Cassidy update (The Legacy Collection, Volume 1) along with the mention of The Proud Rebel, Angel: The Complete Series, Volume 1 and "several TV shows" in the pipeline.

Bradsdadg

I'll be grabbing a copy when they are in stock~along with Blonde Ice and possibly Africa Screams or A Night in Casablanca

StarDestroyer52

Pre-ordered Meet John Doe.

emw107

Can't wait til this bluray is delivered! Anticipation

bonehica

Meet John Doe is on the way from Classic Flix. It's a shame the 4k was cancelled, but getting it on blu is still a win.