As they have done the last two years, Warner has listed 30 catalog titles and will release the top 10 vote-getters of that group. Voting is now going on until the end of the month:

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/br ... 71-0337734



Al Capone ~ Richard Wilson
All Fall Down ~ John Frankenheimer
Angels in the Outfield ~ Clarence Brown
April in Paris ~ David Butler
The Arrangement ~ Elia Kazan
Band of Angels ~ Raoul Walsh
Best Foot Forward ~ Edward Buzzell
Bhowani Junction ~ George Cukor
Blume in Love
Carny ~ Robert Kaylor
Cimarron ~ Charles Walters
The Eddie Cantor Story ~ Alfred E. Green
Get to Know Your Rabbit ~ Brian De Palma
Gymkata ~ Robert Clouse
The Hand
The Illustrated Man ~ Jack Smight
Madame Curie ~ Mervyn LeRoy
Made in Heaven ~ Alan Rudolph
The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing ~ Richard C. Sarafian
Not with My Wife, You Don't! ~ Norman Panama
One Trick Pony ~ Robert M. Young
Operation Crossbow ~ Michael Anderson
Presenting Lily Mars ~ Norman Taurog
Sphinx ~ Franklin J. Schaffner
Sunrise at Campobello ~ Vincent J. Donehue
There Was a Crooked Man... ~ Joseph L. Mankiewicz
Up Periscope ~ Gordon Douglas
You're a Big Boy Now ~ Francis Ford Coppola

I only picked two titles from that list, Angels In The Outfield and Cimarron.

Well two titles I picked are on there...and I'm almost ashamed to admit it!!

Current leaders as of 6/21:

* Gymkata
* Madame Curie
* The Illustrated Man
* Looker
* Presenting Lily Mars

What about Revolution (arguably the most unfairly-knocked movie of all time...of which The Patriot was virtually a remake)?

Of course I'd want a director and cinematographer commentary and an interview with John Corigliano in the special features.

Not that it would happen, but it would be nice.


Paul

Seriously, Warners has got to have something better than this crop to release. I honestly don't see anything in there I'd want to buy even if it was released- maybe THE ILLUSTRATED MAN. REVOLUTION would be nice (as I'd love to hear Corigliano's score with the film).