MR. MOTO FILMS COLLECTION- 5 DVD-R - 9 MOVIES - 1937/1965 - Starring Peter Lorre and Henry Silva

The quality of the Peter Lorrie movies was very crisp and clear. Didn’t care for the later 70’s version but the eight nineteen thirties films were very enjoyable

Still entertaining

I was skeptical because some of the reviews I read. Every disc played perfectly, and even looked enhanced. Time was taken to clear up the movies. There were no scratches and fade outs. I wouldn’t advise anybody who would like to buy a set of Mr. Moto to do so.

All of the discs played as they are supposed to. Onesmedia has nothing to apologize for as to the quality of the prints of these movies. I played them on a 30 dollar Sony Blu-Ray player. No, they are not remastered like my copies of The Sherlock Holmes Collection starring Basil Rathbone. This collection by Onesmedia of Mr. Moto movies is very good as sound and video go. These prints are pretty clear and I am very satisfied with these dvds. They are clear enough to see how pretty the female leads really were. They are better than the ones they used to show on WOR and WPIX TV in the 60's and 70's. If you are a fan of the genre then these probably are the best you'll do. Stereo types aside, they present Mr. Moto in a good light, as the other characters say Mr. Moto is the best detective in the world. He fights for justice. Then came World War ll.

Overall pretty good collection. Quality is decent. I don't know the actual source of each of the movie elements but it is after all a 'home-made' blu-ray. This is not a commercial product.

I was surprised at at how good these movies are. Almost like Charlie Chan 007 movies from the 30’s

A very classic set of great mystery movies

Onesmedia produces some difficult to find titles of good quality, and at a reasonable price. The Mr. Moto collection is no exception. As a bonus, a British television version from the 1960's is included. I'm not going to review the Mr. Moto films themselves, I happen to like them and other detective movies from the 1930's and 40"s, and if you are a fan I would encourage you to take a look at this set and the other titles available from Onesmedia. The dvd's are packaged in a nice, compact container that will keep the films organized and not take up too much space on your shelves. If you're like me and you're tired of substandard copies of public domain and other classic titles I think you will be pleased with this item.