I've noticed that some of the posters here look at the Curly-era feature films strictly from the perspective of the Stooges. Some of those films, such as My Sister Eileen, have merit beyond the Stooges. Perhaps grouping a film such as that in a Stooges box might be a bit misleading. That said, the film still deserves a DVD release, with or without the Stooges. As for Hollywood on Parade, I know it's a Paramount release. Does anyone know if we'll ever see a remastered version of this short? All the public domain copies I've seen or owned have been edited and have bad picture and audio quality. I'd love an HoP upgrade.
As for an MGM shorts set, I'd certainly go for that. Of course, I'd want it to include the four shorts made with Healy, as well as the solo titles Roast Beef and Movies (Curly) and Give a Man a Job (Moe).
