DVD Decision 2006

[jrs]

Amazon.com presents DVD Decision 2006...

Due to the overwhelming popularity of Warner Bros.' prior DVD Decision campaigns, Warner Home Video (WHV) is once again empowering film fans to select a new group of films to be released on DVD. This year DVD Decision 2006(TM) is a joint promotion from Warner Home Video and Amazon.com in which movie fans can vote online for 30 catalog candidates from the Warner Bros. Studios library, 10 of which will then be released on DVD. Voting will occur at Amazon.com during the month of June 2006. Film fans can vote for their favorite action & adventure, comedy & musical, or drama films; view trailers and movie stills; and read synopses and customer reviews.

What do ya'll think?

Check it all out here (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/browse/-/165670011/102-3133821-8314517).

[Escape]

One of the movies up for voting is The Hand (1981). There is a black and white pic there. Was that entire film done in B&W?

[Holden Pike]

One of the movies up for voting is The Hand (1981). There is a black and white pic there. Was that entire film done in B&W?

No, all of The Hand is in color, none of it is in black and white. It's a terrible movie, either way. And not even laughably terrible in a "MST3K" kinda way, it's just plain terrible.


Of those thirty, there's only one I love: There Was a Crooked Man.... Blume in Love is the only other movie approaching very good on the list. Carny and Looker are pretty lousy movies, but I have soft spots for them and would surely buy 'em. I'd probably buy The Man Who Loved Cat Dancing too, but only because I'm such a Western nut. As for the rest, I honestly wouldn't really care if most of them never made it to DVD.