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About fifteen minutes after finishing the podcast, I ordered the book! Great stuff. I'd recently finished Mr. Curtis' bio of Spencer Tracy, so I knew I was in for some good reading.

Plug away, I got my copy recently, and it's great!

John was a real-life treasure hunter, with the added bonus that he shared his treasure with us. His then-and-now studies of the real world locations of the silent era were, and are, endlessly fascinating. I'm sorry he's gone, but we can console ourselves knowing he's visiting these sites while all t...

Give the recent demise of CLASSIC IMAGES, this is a welcome Christmas present. Thanks to all the contributors; its always a happy day when we can get nice things! Happy Holidays, one and all!

I'll add to the praise (and post an Amazon review as well). Heartiest of congratulations to all involved. The films look WONDERFUL! They put my Super 8 Blackhawks to shame. MEN O'WAR really does look as pristine as advertised. Even if there isn't a third volume in the pipeline, I'm grateful to have ...

It's on my backorder list, can't wait! I loved the first set, and this promises to be just as much fun. Generally, I avoid double-dipping (I have the Vivendi set), but this is worth making an exception! Thank you for all your hard work, it's really appreciated.

Well, it was a pretty good run. I discovered it when I was a senior in college back in 1980 (having received a few of those free sampler issues they sent to prospective subscribers). I subscribed regularly for about 7-8 years. After a lapse, I decided to call them to renew (this was after the Muscat...

Glad to see we're all alive and well!

That's a nice observation about Tom Kennedy. My dad always had the same reaction whenever we watched IT'S A MAD, MAD, MAD, MAD WORLD.

I'm in! I know the conventional wisdom is that Snub became too "cartoony" for the Roach studios, but I've been a fan since I was a bashful and beamish boy (thank you, Robert Youngson!) 26 snippets of Snub? The mind boggles. This is the biggest collection since Richard M. Roberts' WEISS-O-R...