Bluray: Tom and Jerry The Golden Collection Vol 1
 

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apparently this set will be the first 37 cartoons in chronological order.
and it will be completely uncut & uncensored.
and it will be in 1080p using the best available 35mm materials.

cartoons included:

Puss Gets The Boot
The Midnight Snack
The Night Before Christmas
Fraidy Cat
Dog Trouble
Puss N' Toots
The Bowling Alley Cat
Fine Feathered Friend
Sufferin' Cats
The Lonesome Mouse
The Yankee Doodle Mouse
Baby Puss
The Zoot Cat
The Million Dollar Cat
The Body Guard
Puttin On The Dog
Mouse Trouble
The Mouse Comes To Dinner
Mouse In Manhattan
Tee For Two
Flirty Birdy
Quiet Please!
Springtime For Thomas
The Milky Waif
Trap Happy
Solid Serenade
Cat Fishin'
Part Time Pal
The Cat Concerto
Dr. Jekyll And Mr. Mouse
Salt Water Tabby
A Mouse In The House
The Invisible Mouse
Kitty Foiled
The Truce Hurts
Old Rockin' Chair Tom
Professor Tom

out on 25th october, 2011.
i have added this to the calendar.

so, will other cartoon sets follow?
looney tunes, in chronological order, uncut, uncensored and in 1080p?

one can hope & dream.

I like the artwork:)

Maybe, but I think they will only release stuff that has been on DVD. Warner seem to release new cartoon stuff on they Warner Archive label.

hopefully its complete. I would wait for a fan review first since they always seem to mess things up somehow.

some guy that was working on this blu ray release said that all the shorts are restored from the originals. And that they are already working on the second release. I'm debating whether to get this also...it seems that all (or most) of the good cartoon sets never make it to full completion on retail releases lately. Looney Tunes would be such a massive set and i'd actually be happy with blu ray releases designated by the major characters. Let's see what happens.

LT/MM - they could try releasing an "era" of cartoons.

doesn't have to be right from the very first cartoon.
they could start somewhere in the middle - like a "best era" or something.

then, depending on sales, they could release the another "era" and so on.

as long as each set is chronologically correct.
and each cartoon is uncut and uncensored.

of course this could mean that some of the really early stuff, and others like private snafu, may never be released on blu-ray.

this seems the right way to go about releasing LT/MM and warner's best chance to make some good profits.

i suppose if the T&J blu-ray really takes off, then this might give the green light to warner to do a LT/MM.

let's hope so.