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Kino Lorber is PARAMOUNT among all physical media distributors My predictions: 1)THE CARPETBAGGERS 2)NEVADA SMITH 3)ALFIE 4)WARNING SHOT 5)WILL PENNY 6)THE BROTHERHOOD 7)THE LAWYER 8)THE OUT OF TOWNERS 9)CATCH 22 10)DARLING LILI 11)PLAY IT AGAIN SAM 12)THE MAN 13)A SEPERATE PEACE 14)BAD COMPANY...

I heard they are finally making a sequel called implANTS:It Happened At Shady Pines

J.C. had a legit VHS release on Charter Entertainment

Both Road To Salina and Honky Tonk Freeway have much to admire. Salina is a lost treasure that hasn't been seen since VHS almost 40 years ago.

Rosebud is indeed a curiousity...but not uninteresting. John V. Lindsay did better playing Mayor Lindseed on the Batman series. It has an amazing cast. Catrall and Huppert were very young. But theres also Brigitte Ariel who played Edith Piaf in Piaf The Early Years a year before Rodsebud and...

They havent been announced. But their trailers were part of A Different Storys bonuses...trailers I hadnt seen anywhere

Scorpion Releasing...thru Kino...has gone a great job with 1978s long neglected A Different Story. Looks beautiful. Still a quirky delight over 40 years later. As an added bonus...Im excited about 2 Universal trailers...one from the 70s and the other from the 80s..of 2 films most people here...

Raid On Rommel looks like it may be the 70s war film they are releasing. Hopefully though it may be Limbo ...in the loosest sense a war film or the tv film The Execution of Private Slovak

And 1980s Little Miss Marker which is 40 Pounds Of Trouble

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A Thousand Clowns and Pink Panther cartoons..a new MGM deal? Kino is the absolute best..The Chicken Chronicles....finally!

Oscar nominated for Best Costumes. And was Radio City Music Halls next to last movie. The last was The Promise...another Universal release

https://letterboxd.com/ljletizia63/list/speculation-on-the-200-universal-titles-kino/edit/ Updated letterbxd list of my predictions of the new Universal/Kino deal

https://letterboxd.com/ljletizia63/list/speculation-of-the-200-titles-kino-licensed/edit/ I posted my list of what I think will be released in Letterboxd. Feel free to add comments or call out mistakes. I can eliminate as each title is announced. Lonely Are The Brave has been eliminated

With Peacock...Universals upcoming streaming service and their recently announced merger with Warner Brothers for physical media...licensing deals with Criterion, MVD, Arrow and Shout! And now Kinos new deal....Universal will be very well represented in 2020 with catalogue titles we all want to...

Moment By Moment Nunzio Pete N Tillie Can Hierymnous Merkin... Raggedy Man Diary of a Mad Housewife Minnie and Moskowitz Limbo Taking Off Puzzle of a Downfall Child Night Mother Walk Proud The Greek Tycoon At Play in the Fields of the Lord Closet Land Scott Joplin All Night Long The Prisoner of...

Tubi TV has a very nice print of Cattle Annie and Little Britches( released in NYC for a minute with very muted newspaper ads in May 1981) and surprisingly opens up with a Warner Brothers logo...not Universal or MGM . Tubi TV us a great source for 70s and 80s films all nicely presented

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As was I. Its probably controlled by American Zoetrope which has an output deal with Lionsgate( and a good reason why we habent gotten One From the Heart or the underrated The Escape Artist).

I do believe...or at least I want to...that Kino may have leased a few non genre Paramount films and put them out in their Shout Select line ( as they have done with Universal ie The Front Page and others) . This may be the only way we can see Looking For Mr. Goodbar; Ordinary People; The Day of...

Excellent news! This is a well crafted, small gem with a nice Dick Van Dyke performance-his last in a leading role. Maybe Kinos release of Scavenger Hunt a couple of years back was a precursor to a Kino deal with Melvin Simon pictures? Was The Manitou through a Studio Canal deal or Melvin Simon...

Columbia Pictures released Richerts other 1979 film The American Success Company...also starring Jeff Bridges...to even more disastruous boxoffice results than Winter Kills. Both films were rereleased in 1983 after Richert took them over . Winter Kills was re edited and that is the version...

Really? I havent heard. Whos releasing iy?

One of the greatest westerns ever. Kino is exactly the company that will do it justice. Wonder if they got this thru their Universal deal( which released it...horrendously..in 1981) or MGM( it was a Hemdale produced film)?

Embassy Home Video only. The music rights are probably main issue