This title is available from Amazon, for a price! Starting at $34.99, for supposedly a used VHS copy! I suspect it might be out on DVD within a year or less, for less money.
Over at Bygone Video, it seems to be available for $16.95 plus shipping
Quite a bit of time has transpired since I posted the above information. If you've read through this thread, you can see Without Reservations is available as part of a boxed set, and also on its own in DVD, from Amazon, for $11.49.
Chester 
We just received the DVD also, not one of our favorites.
Chester
The first poster is like the one posted in Keith's introductory post, and the second is a 1953 reissue poster.
QuoteOriginally posted by ethanedwards@Feb 23 2006, 12:18 PM
. . . I thought . . . the chemistry was non-existent.[snapback]27832[/snapback]
I think there was a chemistry there, but it got turned on and off like a water faucet, and we particularly didn't care for the way Duke's character was so easily swayed by "a new skirt" - that was disheartening.
QuoteOriginally posted by falc04@Feb 25 2006, 04:16 AM
The 'aeroplane' scene on the train, where Miss Klotz is drunk is pain-inducing to watch.[snapback]27921[/snapback]
I would have to agree, this particular scene was wildly contrived, but I guess she had to do something to get in trouble and thrown off the train.
Overall, we enjoyed the movie. It would probably rank a 6 out of 10 in our book.
Chester
QuoteOriginally posted by chester7777@Feb 25 2006, 05:54 AM
. . . it seems it has been well discussed on this board in the past.[snapback]27922[/snapback]
Well, perhaps not well discussed, but a few people had good things to say about it -
another mention by AEC23 in "most underrated Duke movies"
some interest and discussion in The Trading Post, from 2003
Chester
We don't seem to own this title, so have not seen it, but it seems it has been well discussed on this board in the past.
In any case, in this day and age, we generally prefer not to buy movies in a VHS format, but made an exception (especially it doesn't seem to be available anywhere on DVD 
).
So we will have to chime in on this conversation a little later, after receiving and viewing the movie.
Chester
This title is available from Amazon, for a price! Starting at $34.99, for supposedly a used VHS copy! I suspect it might be out on DVD within a year or less, for less money.
Over at Bygone Video, it seems to be available for $16.95 plus shipping.
I haven't seen this movie myself, but would like to someday.
Chester
