Of course, the main proof we have that "Superman IV" ran at least 120 minutes long comes from two different sources: a Starlog blurb that appeared at the time of the film's release stating that 30 minutes of footage was cut from the film, and Alexander Courage's statement to Jeff Bond in &...

SUPERMAN IV does not surprise me in terms of there being no officially completed "long cut," I'm guessing a lot of those deleted scenes are unfinished or required more work -- it's not like the TV edits of SUPERMANs I-III, even though people have pushed unsubstantiated rumors for years th...

Home Theater Forum conducted an excellent online chat session with Warner Home Video last night, and from what was discussed, here are the latest details: - Superman: Both the original theatrical version and the 2001 Special Edition will be included in the set (the original theatrical cut's inclusio...

Is it me or do you find it curious that they're doing a "Donner cut" of SUPERMAN II even though a) Donner never completed the movie b) Donner has little interest in revisiting it c) someone else at Warner is re-cutting the material Andy, as long as Richard Donner gives his blessing to the...

I just got this from a trusted source earlier this morning, so the news is official... "During a press event earlier today, Warner Home Video made a fairly sensational announcement that is sure to please fans of the “Superman” films. The studio has a 14-disc DVD set in the making of "Super...

I managed to hold onto that widescreen VHS tape for the very reasons you mentioned - no "D'oh!" this time around!

Andy, thanks for the PM! I can understand your thoughts about the DVD, and at the least we can agree to disagree, which I'm fine with. I checked on www.dugpa.com (the David Lynch web site), and it had been erroneously reported from Universal that the extended cut was in 1.85:1; thankfully, that was ...

Bottom line: the best DUNE to date on DVD anywhere (mainly because of the Widescreen TV cut). Andy, my friend, I'm sorry to burst your bubble, but I just got my review copy yesterday, and this release is far from where it should have been. The supposed 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen transfer for the ...

The previews I'd seen for it thus far have looked interesting, but I lost all interest in this film immediately when I saw that Colin Farrell was in it. I cannot stand him at all. Count me out of this one.

What's on the fourth disc are the three Titanic spoofs - the MTV Movie Awards skit with Vince Vaughn, Ben Stiller, and James Cameron; the Saturday Night Live skit with Bill Paxton reprising his role as Brock Lovett; and the animated "Titanic in 30 Seconds with Bunnies" - all of them hidden...