happy now ?

It makes perfect sense, IE, there was never a movie made after Highlander One. There is no other video format other then Beta and Lasers in the 80s and 90s. Well, CED as well. But vhs, such a sad medium I would say doesnt even exist.

The 1930 and 1939 versions of Raffles
The Wheeler and Woolsey comedies Hips Hips Hooray, Hook Line and Sinker, Mummy's Boys, and The Nitwits.

There are a lot of RKO titles on LaserDisc that never made it to DVD or Blu-ray:
Around the World
At Sword's Point
Bad Company
Carefree
China Sky
Cornered
Five Came Back
A Girl in Every Port
Having a Wonderful Time
In Name Only
Love on a Bet
The Lusty Men
Mademoiselle Fifi
New Faces of 1937
Phantom of Crestwood
Race Street
Riff-Raff
Second Chance
Sister Kenny
Stage Struck
That's Right, You're Wrong
This Land is Mine
What Price Hollywood?
You'll Find Out

Lot of silent films:
The Crowd
Greed
West of Zanzibar
The Wind
Woman of Affairs

There's also Leni Riefenstahl's propaganda classic Olympia.

*EDIT* Also add That Sinking Feeling.

Here is my list of Film Noir released on Laserdisc, but not on DVD:

Berlin Express
Beware, My Lovely
Crack-Up
The Glass Key
I Died A Thousand Times
Johnny Angel
Journey Into Fear
Knock On Any Door (Available in Bogart Collection DVD only, never issues alone)
Nocturne
Pitfall
Private Hell 36
Strange Affair Of Uncle Harry
Stranger On The Third Floor
They Won't Believe Me
While The City Sleeps
Some of these moves are available as a DVD-R. And some have been released in PAL format.
But for Official U.S. Release...

Here is my list of Robert Mitchum Movies released on Laserdisc, but not DVD:
The Amsterdam Kill
The Human Comedy
The List of Adrian Messenger
The Lusty Men (mentioned in previous post)
Rachel & the Stranger
Second Chance (mentioned in previous post)
Till The End Of Time
Two For the Seesaw

There's a list of 2817 movies here:
http://www.dvd-register.com/Never_Issued_On_DVD.pdf
... but this is from 2008 so many of these will have been released on DVD or BD in the last four years. The Perfect Weapon is out on BD next week!

Some films are only available in their original widescreen versions on laserdisc, two that spring to mind are Sorcerer (1977) and Slipstream (1989).

Song of the South was shown on TV in the UK, there are DVD bootlegs around on the internet sourced from this broadcast which are better quality than the laserdisc. It's a similar case with theatrical version of Star Wars Episode I (although the laserdisc is the only place to get the original AC3 audio).

As mentioned above, the 1981 version of Star Wars Episode IV "A New Hope" was not released on DVD (the 2006 DVD contained the 1977 theatrical version which was just "Star Wars"). And the 1997 Special Editions were further altered for the 2004 DVD, and even further for the 2011 BD.

I was wrong about Cornered. It's available on Film Noir Classic Collection: Volume Five DVD. I should do better research next time. Sorry, all.

The uncut/unrated version of Scream is available in Germany on DVD since 2005. I also think there was a japanese DVD release before that.

There was; I had it, sold it (dumbass) and am still trying to find another copy along with trying to afford the DTS Laserdisc (good luck on my $$)...

Is the version of It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World that is listed on here the same as the BD version that was just released?

THX 1138; The original theatrical version is only available on Laserdisc as far as I'm aware.

Bill Murray's Stripes - I believe only the extended version has been released on DVD

Return of the Living Dead 3 Unrated I think is only Laserdisc. Canadian releases of DVDs are weird so I dont know if that one is.

Last of the Mohicans theatrical cut

The Glass Key, along with The Blue Dahlia and Phantom Lady, will be released on DVD December 3rd, by TMC. http://shop.tcm.com/detail.php?p=382488&pa=sli_internal&ecid=AFF-7975437 It got a good review from DVDBeaver. http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film/DVDReviews24/the_glass_key.htm

I guess we can scratch that movie off the list now.

This is an old question, but I'll answer it. No, the version on LaserDisc is NOT available on BD. the BD is the cut 'mainstream' release - the so-called 'restoration' done for the LaserDisc was done on video in standard definition and couldn't be transferred to BD. All the extra scenes that make up the longer LaserDisc version are on the BD in standard def as bonus features, as well as the hour long "making of" documentary and trailers.

Happily, the 70mm 6-track audio has been transferred correctly to BD with the directional dialog intact and no fake surround created and the picture quality and aspect ratio is beautiful. The cut version of the film is actually better than the longer version - it moves along at a breezy pace and doesn't get bogged down with scenes that run too long like the LaserDisc version. ...Mad World is one film that needed to be cut down and is actually funnier in its shorter form.

Robert Harris is, or will be, working to preserve and restore the film to its original Roadshow length and save it from being lost. The film is in truly terrible condition and on the verge of being lost forever.

The LaserDisc box sets cover has to be one of the best jackets ever done, especially with the big Cinerama logo.

Time Runner
Final Approach
Streets of Gold_____Wiki
Elephant Man Stage Play (not sure because it's a play)