**Number Six: **
Anchors Aweigh, On the Town, and Take Me Out to the Ball Game are available on DVD! Not a lot of extras (just trailers and a couple of deleted songs from TMOTTBG), but its better than nothing.
Since it looks like Turner is releasing their MGM library on DVD, I’d like to see Ninotchka and Kiss Me Kate on disc.
Oh, and second (or third) the Astaire/Rogers movies (a box set would be nice), the Indiana Jones movies and Yankee Doodle Dandy.
Got it.
Flight Of The Navigator, a great movie that isn’t even out on VHS!
Also recently I found out that you can’t get Moonwalker on DVD, but I’m much less heartbroken about that.
And I’d really like to own DVD copies of the two Michael Palin documentary series, “Pole to Pole” and “Around The World In 80 Days”
Please go into detail. IF you do have it, it isn’t a legal copy (not that I care or anything). How is the quality, and what version of the movies do you have?
I’m waiting for the day that the producers work out the rights issues on the recorded music that was used, and SCTV is released.
I second Miller’s Crossing. I’m a huge Coen Bros. fan, but I have yet to see this flick. I don’t have a VCR anymore, so I’m anxiously awaiting the release of the DVD…I’m on the amazon.com mailing list for notification of when it becomes available. Unfortunately, there’s no projected date that I know of.
Foo. 
“What’s Alan Watching?”
Very funny TV movie from 1989. Starred Corin Nemec (“Parker Lewis”), Brent Spiner, and Eddie Murphy. Directed by Thomas Schlamme WAY before “The West Wing” made him famous.
Don’t worry if you haven’t heard of it; no one has. And there’s no way it will ever be on DVD…or VHS.
But Holy Crap, it was funny. “Free James Brown, Free James Brown! Get on your horse!”
“Animal House”.
Monty Python’s “The Meaning of Life”.
Silver Streak
Gaslight
Well, so does my brother-in-lae, but that doesn’t mean that it was authorized by Lucas or Fox in any way. Actually, despite being a bootleg, the quality is good, which means it was probably made from the laser-disk versions.
“Monty Python’s “The Meaning of Life”.”
This is available on DVD. I have seen it myself.
I also would like US releases of some of the Studio Ghibli animated films especially Takahata’s Only Yesterday and Miyazaki’s Nausicaa. The first is a real long shot but the second is possible since Miyazaki is getting a lot of exposure with Spirited Away.
Hmm, I guess they are only releasing Spirited Away, Kiki, and Castle. I could have sworn I heard something about more, but I guess not.
Yellowbeard. And the entire run of MST3K, rather than just a select few.
I’ll second Indiana Jones and ask where’s seasons 3 and 4 of Mister Show?
The Name of the Rose
I’ve looked and looked. Are you posting from the U.S.?
Ken Branagh’s Hamlet. (Though this one may surface eventually… Amazon has a poll page for it.)
Miracle Mile
Closet Land
Most of the other movies that weren’t available on DVD when I first purchased my player, such as Heavenly Creatures or Watership Down, have since been made available. 
Oh, and lest we forget:
DVD Price Search lists it as “discontinued,” but you might still be able to find it here and there.