As much as I bash Disney (then and now), Touchstone did a lot of quality films, especially in the 80's and 90's. They did lose their way by the 2010's, though.
Hostile Hostages with that comedian called Dennis Leary. I do remember renting the film out and enjoying the movie, but I haven't seen that film in long time. The earlier days when Touchstone launched in the UK, you got the small box releases on rental. Country was one of the films I saw in the cinema that measured up to Rydell's 1984 Universal film The River with Gibson and Speacik. I liked Country with added bonus of Wilfred Brimley added into the mix. Off Beat was another early Touchstone title that came under the Rank banner of releases. Bit off the wall, but I did like the films sense of directional stupidity with old style slap stick. Touchstone released way too much dross in the mix. A hefty few were straight to video affairs, and you found them in the bargain bucket via a rental shop.
![Opening to “My Father, the Hero” 1994 VHS [Touchstone]](/img/n.gif)
Love the intro mate! Thanks as always for including us. Happy New Year!
Thanks for always supplying me material
Wow my Vcr contribution was short lived lol nice tapes! 📼🍿📼
Would be over a minute intro otherwise 😁
@@VideoTasties can't have that!
Happy New Year man some great movies in there Bruce Almighty is a stand out and Shanghai Noon didn’t release they were behind Die Hard 3
Happy New Year, I think it's only the first 2 DH's that are 1 company and the rights went all over the place like Terminator
As much as I bash Disney (then and now), Touchstone did a lot of quality films, especially in the 80's and 90's. They did lose their way by the 2010's, though.
Lots of up and downs but still better than modern films 😞
Hostile Hostages with that comedian called Dennis Leary. I do remember renting the film out and enjoying the movie, but I haven't seen that film in long time. The earlier days when Touchstone launched in the UK, you got the small box releases on rental. Country was one of the films I saw in the cinema that measured up to Rydell's 1984 Universal film The River with Gibson and Speacik. I liked Country with added bonus of Wilfred Brimley added into the mix. Off Beat was another early Touchstone title that came under the Rank banner of releases. Bit off the wall, but I did like the films sense of directional stupidity with old style slap stick. Touchstone released way too much dross in the mix. A hefty few were straight to video affairs, and you found them in the bargain bucket via a rental shop.
Think I have only newer Touchstone VHS Rental Tapes but will check. I try to watch 'The Ref' every Christmas
You see you are missing two other Bette Midler films, Big Business and Beaches😞
I have beaches was that not in there 😔
@@VideoTasties don't think so, I will have to watch again and see 🤔
@@BobMcCall85 it's in the middle of the picture 😐
@@VideoTasties just seen it, it's before an innocent man, what can I say, it was a long day yesterday, I am tired 😁