Is there a list of movies only on VHS (or maybe we can make one). Not very obscure movies but ones that we all have seen and are kind of main stream. I am thinking about movies like RAD or Gleaming the Cube which if you are my age certainly have seen. It now can't find.
shareNice post and sorry...i only know a lot of old horrors are now being given DVD releases
More mainstream stuff i cant really say
Gleaming and Rad were fun stuff btw!
You wouldn't believe the amount of amazing movies you can find on YouTube. And if not there then somewhere on the internet. Never give up!
shareYoutube is a goldmine of fun oldies!
Thx Moose...pleased to see you as always!
And stop eating the towels
I was going to say the same thing. There are so many older obscure movies on there. Tons of TV movies of the week sort of deal too, if you can sit through one of those. I'm sure would be good for nostalgia if someone used to watch those.
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VHS?? No offense, but does anyone still watch VHS?
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Only movies that were never released on any other format. Although in many cases you can get bootleg DVDs, or so I heard. For example I heard of a movie that was only released in HD in Hong Kong but is appearently now available on region free DVD.
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Oh okay. You have a point there. Just like some music is only on vinyl or cassette tape.
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The movie I can never find even on VHS or DVD is Mindwalk, starring the late John Heard. It is an all talk and walk movie taking place on Mont St. Michel and island abbey in France.
shareI just found that movie...on a torrent site.
shareIt's on YouTube, but the resolution is only 480.
Maybe that is as good as it will ever get, but they need to do another print from the original. There are movies that must sell much fewer copies than this, so I don't understand why they do not have this in print. I really liked John Heard, Sam Waterston and Liv Ulman in this. John Heard was in another of my favorite movies, "Chilly Scenes Of Winter", which was really a amazing movie, also hard to find on DVD. Of course, Waterston was in Newsroom.
Well...the version that i found was xvid,not mp4.
shareand they don't even make VCRs anymore...
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