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GOM (like GOG but for movies), focus on "rare" movies: old movies, anime, independent cinema, etc.
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rick_koscheck I agree with Ktilla, there are fine companies doing that job already. However, if GOM could lower the price for those films digitally - that would be great!
rick_koscheck check this Brazilian website - makingoff - google it. the best place to check great films, along, of course, the very website for the Criterion collection.
Leevi GOG Movies could use some content, anime series would be a good fit for gamers (Overlord and Danmachi for example). <br /> <br /> I would love to *own* some Anime series, I'm not a fan of buying subscriptions to streaming services and DVD boxes take room and might be hard to get.
KTILLA23 Nah we got the Criterion collection and FlimStruck for that
ShawnHopscotch I would like to see vintage movies offered in Gog such as the Blondie movie series staring Penny Singleton and Arthur Lake. I honestly love that particular series! Here is the list of their movies: <br /> <br /> Filmography: <br /> <br /> This listing is for Blondie films only and does not include other film appearances by Arthur Lake and Penny Singleton: <br /> <br /> *Beware of Blondie (1950) with Adele Jergens, Dick Wessel, and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie's Hero (1950) with William Frawley and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie Hits the Jackpot (1949) with Lloyd Corrigan, Jerome Cowan, and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie's Big Deal (1949) with Wilton Graff, Jerome Cowan, and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie's Secret (1948) with Thurston Hall, Jerome Cowan, Larry Simms, and Paula Raymond <br /> *Blondie's Reward (1948) with Chick Chandler, Jerome Cowan, and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie's Anniversary (1947) with Adele Jergens, William Frawley, Jerome Cowan, and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie in the Dough (1947) with Hugh Herbert, Jerome Cowan, and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie's Holiday (1947) with Anne Nagel, Jerome Cowan, and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie's Big Moment (1947) with Anita Louise, Jerome Cowan, and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie Knows Best (1946) with Shemp Howard, Steven Geray, Jerome Cowan, Jonathan Hale, and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie's Lucky Day (1946) with Jonathan Hale and Larry Simms <br /> *Life with Blondie (1945) with Veda Ann Borg, Jonathan Hale, and Larry Simms <br /> *Leave It to Blondie (1945) with Marjorie Weaver, Chick Chandler, Jonathan Hale, and Larry Simms <br /> *Footlight Glamour (1943) with Ann Savage, Jonathan Hale, and Larry Simms <br /> *It's a Great Life (1943) with Hugh Herbert, Jonathan Hale, and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie for Victory (1942) with Stuart Erwin, Jonathan Hale, and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie's Blessed Event (1942) with Hans Conried, Mary Wickes, Jonathan Hale, and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie Goes to College (1942) with Larry Parks, Lloyd Bridges, Adele Mara, Janet Blair, Jonathan Hale, and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie in Society (1941) with William Frawley, Edgar Kennedy, Chick Chandler, Jonathan Hale, and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie Goes Latin (1941) with Ruth Terry, Kirby Grant, Jonathan Hale, and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie Plays Cupid (1940) with Glenn Ford, Jonathan Hale, and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie Has Servant Trouble (1940) with Jonathan Hale and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie on a Budget (1940) with Rita Hayworth and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie Brings Up Baby (1939) with Peggy Ann Garner, Jonathan Hale, and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie Takes a Vacation (1939) with Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie Meets the Boss (1939) with Jonathan Hale and Larry Simms <br /> *Blondie (1938) with Gene Lockhart, Larry Simms, Jonathan Hale, and Ann Doran <br /> <br /> Source: <a href="http://www.briansdriveintheater.com/blondie.html" class="light_un" target="_blank">http://www.briansdriveintheater.com/blondie.html</a>
Korell Have to remember, though, that GOG is no longer Good Old Games. Ever since their re-launch when they started releasing new games and indie games they dropped the original acronym meaning, and just took on GOG as their name (either pronouced as gog (as in goggles) or as gee-o-gee). It no longer stands for Good Old Games.
Bulo Say 'NO' to anime!
FiatLux GOG ought ALSO pickup ALL SORTS of NON main-stream AND hard to get movies (including TV movies) and TV-series' . <br /> I mean , I am not against that GOG picks up *everything* including mainstream , but I think that the real need here is *ALL* sorts of hard to get movies and TV-series' *including* what some would otherwise consider mainstream.
Andreson Very good idea. As a sort of a special category of this project. <br /> I definately see this working! Especially for Eastern European countries and without region lock like in Steam.
Bulo i say no to anime
Steevenson NO, fuck this idea..
LittleCritter Yep, I'd prefer it too if the focus was on obscure, unkown, forgotten, indie, alternative, weird animated, etc... movies. Maybe throw in a bunch of shorts instead of only feature length.
OrinaRemanebit *idea
OrinaRemanebit This sounds like a great idee. But how about just include this feature together with other features in GOG Galaxy, instead of creating another new market.
sucht i forot to say, they have to have original audio with subtitles too
sucht as long as it has "Anime/Asian Cinema(mainstream or non mainstream) i would be happy to pay.
Mr. D™ Love this idea :D
Abelf Very good idea! I'd like this!
Sarang Well I think the good idea is to go after the misfits that are quality but get looked over by most studios right now. Case in point, Twilight Time got the rights to print "Fright Night".
gamesfreak64 voted :D <br /> GOM: good old movies, and you want the movies on the GOG game shelf i assume ? <br /> GOM should be a movie site with a nice retro inetrface old closet shelves and old movie reels <br /> Idea sounds good, problem is the royalties of the newer titles i saw in the list like startrek, thats gonna be tough and might not be possible. <br /> However old stuff like attack of the .... <br /> 20 feet woman. snakes, godzilla..... and all that ancient stuff would be fun. <br />
rangeroflight Send emails to them directly, they will listen to mass emails more quickly. <a href="http://www.gog.com/support/contact" class="light_un" target="_blank"><br /> http://www.gog.com/support/contact</a> <br />
Yeiiow Yes please, keep GoG for games! Add what ever you like next: music, movies, books, etc to it's own platform!
Praxish Could be a cool curated platform to distribute indy/kickstarter/niche type movies for people who prefer ownership to rental. A lot of those sorts of movies sell DRM free on their own websites, but I don't know of a good centralised website for that, and they tend to get buried on the big name services (amazon/itunes) and streaming websites .
Matruchus I think this would be the best decision especially now, since there is a ghost of regional locking flying over our heads.
HunterXxX360 Indie and cult movies would fit perfectly into GOG's repertoire in my opinion! I'm thinking about smallest productions like Shane Caruth's movies...
jorlin >> Features please
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