10 Movies & TV Shows You Can No Longer Watch

Dogma, Cocoon, Moonlighting - which other movies and TV shows are difficult to track down?

[mahlkov]

Moonlighting won't be back for one simple reason: no one will believe Bruce Willis ever had hair.

[andrewbishop]

WhatCulture: "Dogma DVD and Blu-Rays are out of print."
Me staring at my Dogma Special Edition DVD: "Mwahahaha!"
Also me: I don't have anything to play DVDs...
WhatCulture: "Mwahahaha!"

[Doomzdayxx]

When I hear "Disney considers it inappropriate today" My first thought is, ok, now I HAVE to watch it.

[jadejohnson]

Tales From The Crypt should definitely be on this list. I love and miss those grotesque morality tales

[Name-xfdu]

More accurate, movies/shows you can’t legally stream but if you have a dvd/vhs player there are hundreds if not thousands of copies available.

[Irisarc]

My dad was a real videophile back in the 80s. He had a 1983 (not sure the exact year of release) bootleg vhs copy of Song of the South ripped from a Japanese laserdisc release. He didn't care anything about the movie. He was just proud to possess such a rare thing. I myself have seen the movie several times because, believe it or not, Disney used to show it about once a year for a while on primetime TV back in the early 70s as a part of The Wonderful World of Disney anthology series on Sunday nights on NBC.
And yes, I am that old...

[jimchapman]

There's like 4 different rips of Dogma on YouTube, go nuts

[loganpars]

You can probably add Near Dark and Something Wicked This Way Comes

[psyonidesmith]

Dogma, one of my favorite movies. I always complain about it needing re-released.

[lacountess]

Moral of the story: don’t include copyrighted songs in your movie/TV show. Pay a starving artist to make original songs and buy the rights off of them. You’ll both profit.

[KTPinto]

When companies decide not to release a film because it "doesn't play well today", basically they're saying that people are too stupid to understand film and American history and how far we've come today.
I'm not saying they're wrong. People are stupid.

[AngryPapaSmurf]

“Ancient dvd release”, yeah those thousand year old shiny discs 🙄

[johnpatz]

IMO when a song is licensed for a movie or tv series, the license for that film and/or episode of the series should never expire. It’s sill that the rights to a song can expire for something which was already filmed and released

[lejuansmith]

Wow...the fact you even mentioned "Song of the South" and it's backstory gives this MIA piece you did, gives your story so much backbone to tell.Being a African-American...I find nothing wrong with the movie even by today's standards, and like most blacks don't care.The song has one of the most iconic Disney songs..."Zipp-pa-de-do-do, Zipp-pa-dee-yay..
...my oh my what a wonderful day..."😓

[ulfrick]

I own a copy of Song Of The South on DVD.

[deetanner]

I don't know why you think all of these have gone...cause I can find 6 out of the 10 to watch whenever I want...rock on streaming 😁

[DracolegacyOfficial]

another valid title: 10 Reasons why piracy will never go away

[Awesoman]

I fortunately own "Dogma" on DVD. Unfortunately it sucks having to watch an SD movie on a 4k television. 😬

[MegaMAWG]

A TV series that was ahead of its time and now can't be found is "Max Headroom". Would love to see that again.

[gakabler]

Surprisingly, the other day, the full version of Dogma showed up on YouTube! I don't know how long it will remain.