I have it on very good authority that Grimm is well on its way to being restored, and it should be ready for release by year's end (though given the state of things these days, some delay would be understandable). It's an open secret, though, as an article appeared about it last October. It's well worth a look:
https://www.in70mm.com/news/2020/grimm/ ... JTxFyq5xg8
As the article says, it will also be shown at the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood (well, maybe depending on the pandemic). Personally, I wouldn't mind taking a trip to Seattle again to see it in their lovely Cinerama Theater sometime, maybe after visiting relatives in Victoria, BC. Seattle normally holds a Cinerama Festival in the fall, but the theater is closed altogether right now and for "the foreseeable future."
And after the big money that went into the restoration, I'd say there's no way that Warner wouldn't put it on disc one way or another. Maybe it'll even get them to do tom thumb and 7 Faces of Dr. Lao on Blu-ray, too (only a hopeful guess).
I do have a European widescreen DVD version of Grimm that actually ain't too bad, but the HD restoration will blow it out of the water. It's not my favorite film like it is Eric's, but any Barbara Eden in HD is sure to be somethin'! Plus, Puppetoons!
Glad you could use the coupon, droo! I sure made good use of it, taking also a couple of seasons of Black Lightning to go with all the films and cartoons. The most prominent name from the films that I got was Doris Day.