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OLIVE: Cry Danger, Young at Heart in October

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Cry Danger
October 15th
Olive Films
Retail: $24.95, Our: $17.99
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Cry Danger (Blu-Ray)
October 15th
Olive Films
Retail: $29.95, Our: $21.99
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Young at Heart
October 15th
Olive Films
Retail: $19.95, Our: $14.99
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Young at Heart (Blu-Ray)
October 15th
Olive Films
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Two more from Olive titles are scheduled for October 15th: Cry Danger (1951) and Young at Heart (1954).

Both will be released on DVD and Blu-Ray with this being Cry Danger's debut on both.


BLU FOX: Fantastic Voyage, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea

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Fantastic Voyage (Blu-Ray)
October 8th
20th Century Fox
Retail $24.99, Our: $19.99
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Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (Blu-Ray)
October 8th
20th Century Fox
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Fox has announced two Sci-Fi favorites for Blu-Ray on October 8th: Fantastic Voyage (Blu-Ray) and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (Blu-Ray).

Both are expected to carry most, if not all the bonus features over from the DVD releases.




GOLDWYN BLU: Guys and Dolls, Hans Christian Andersen

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Guys and Dolls (Blu-Ray)
November 6th
Warner Bros.
Retail: 34.99, Our: $30.99
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Hans Christian Andersen (Blu-Ray)
December 18th
Warner Bros.
Retail: 34.99, Our: $30.99
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Wasting no time with their recent acquisition of the Goldwyn library, Warner Bros. has announced Blu-Ray Book releases for Guys and Dolls (1955) and Hans Christian Anderson (1952).

Bonus features should be numerous, but are not forthcoming.