The Bowery Boys Collection: Vol 4

Love bowery boys still funny and a great watch for everyone comes fast in good solid dvd case.

great product about old Manhattan in much less complicate times. great copy

Remembrance from my childhood

Just what I was looking for!

Slip, Sach, and the other "Boy" are out in full force in the 4 volume collection of all 48 Bowery Boys films. I was weaned on these films and watched them on Sundays at noon on New York's WNEW channel 5. The good news is that the films are just as much fun now as they were then. You'll see just how terrific Leo Gorcey and Huntz Hall were as a comedy team, how the films went from film noir-ish melodramas to outright Stooges style slapstick. Whether you grew up watching these films, or if you just love good old fashioned wise cracking fun...these volumes are for you.

These are some of the very last Bowery Boys movies, where the boys have grown into men, and Huntz Hall is still Goofy.They're more like episodes of an old comedy TV show, so they do have their moments.

This was the last of the 4 volume set that I purchased. As I go through and watch the films, I'm reliving the fun that I had growing up and watching the Bowery Boys every Sunday morning on WCCO TV in the Twin Cities. Also this set contains my personal favorite film: "Mr. Hex". How could it get any better than that?

I like the Bowery Boys a lot and this is the fourth in what is clearly the definitive collection of Bowery Boys films. The quality of the films is remarkable high. Perhaps they did some restoration on them. I wouldn't be surprised if they did. The Bowery Boys themselves are a lot of fun if you don't mind a fair chunk of stupidity in your humor. But I've enjoyed the whole set. It's worth the cost.

Good old fashioned entertainment

Ce produit est défectueux. Il ne ccorrespond pas du tout à mon attente.

Finally a "Bowery Boys" movie collection in Canada.

Perfect

The Bowery Boys series, like The Three Stooges, are both series caught in the time warp of that 1930's to 1950's period. Pretty good comedy i feel, no matter your opinion of slapstick. I have given volume 4 a rating of four only because Leo Gorcey, vintage leader of the gang had left in 1956. Not that Stanley Clements wasn't a good fill-in for Leo Gorcey by any means. but because the series lost something when Bernard Gorcey was killed in that car accident in 1955. These kinds of series cannot be reproduced today. They are best left for our enjoyment when they were filmed in that easy going time period, of more saner times.