I decided I wanted to update my collection and get a DVD of "The President's Analyst" which was a comedy from the 1960's with James Coburn. I found it at Fry's ($10) and enjoyed watching it again last night. It still holds its own this day in age and even predicted some things like embedding chips in people. Great fun and recommended viewing and very "sixties." I actually saw it in a theater when it played in 1967 at Christmas.
http://imdb.com/title/tt0062153/ I may buy it again when the HD DVD wars settle down (BTW the AACS protection has already been broken on HD-DVD and Blu-Ray) although I admit William Fraker must have been working in a rushed situation as focus wasn't so good in some scenes and it wasn't the DVD encoding (wrong subject was in focus i.e.) so I'm not sure how much better an HD version would be. They should also do a 5.1 remix with theater ambiance as an optional track as the Dolby mono track was a little flat sounding so turned on the DSP on my AV receiver to give it a little ambiance like it would sound in a movie theater.
