Blu-ray Review Cat People (1942) Blu-ray Review (1 Viewer)

[Matt Hough]

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Cat People (1942) Blu-ray Review

One of the greatest fright pictures of the era, Jacques Tourneur’s Cat People, has very little outright gore, and yet its creative use of light and shadow and its uses of sound to suggest things into the audience’s imaginations results in suspense sequences which can rank with the greatest ever filmed.

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[Steve...O]

Great movie - thanks, Matt! This will be one of my November B&N titles .

 

[Robert Crawford]

Great movie - thanks, Matt! This will be one of my November B&N titles .

I was going to do that, but Amazon is now selling this BD title for $20.99 and with some points applied, I got it for $15.99.

 

[Mike2001]

Thanks for the heads-up Robert. I'll bite at that price.

 

[Dick]

I was going to do that, but Amazon is now selling this BD title for $20.99 and with some points applied, I got it for $15.99.

How does one receive "points" on Amazon? I've been a prime member for years and know nothing of this.

 

[atfree]

How does one receive "points" on Amazon? I've been a prime member for years and know nothing of this.

The only way I know is to have an Amazon Visa or an Amex Membership Rewards credit card (and maybe other cc's, those are just the two I have). You can use points earned with all purchases (not just Amazon purchases) towards Amazon stuff.

 

[Robert Crawford]

How does one receive "points" on Amazon? I've been a prime member for years and know nothing of this.

As Alex stated.