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Subscription streaming is equivalent to cable/broadcast, digital purchases are equivalent to physical media, in terms of rights.
It is a personal favourite and eminently quotable.
I would argue that Fright Night would compete for that title, but this is a good one too. Also probably different audiences. (BTW, can you believe he'll be 81 next month?)Chris Sarandon's most memorable role.
Actually StudioCanal does NOT own this film as its considered part of the pre-1994 Castle Rock catalog. Home video rights are split between MGM in most of the world and Lionsgate in England and parts of Central Europe (apparently grandfathered in from their days as Vestron).I'll bite on this one, but I'm wondering if/when this will make its way to Disney+ with a 4K UHD master [remember, StudioCanal holds the video rights,
Fact remains that Disney holds TV and theatrical rights from its absorption of 21st Century-Fox.Actually StudioCanal does NOT own this film as its considered part of the pre-1994 Castle Rock catalog. Home video rights are split between MGM in most of the world and Lionsgate in England and parts of Central Europe (apparently grandfathered in from their days as Vestron).
Agreed, but as I said, Disney is exercising its broadcast licence for SVOD. Things get weird in digital releases; for example, my iTunes copy of Flash Gordon shows as under MGM, when Universal had North American rights, and it now appears that StudioCanal has control of the film in Europe.The streaming rights are confusing for this one. Disney has it on their service, but it’s an MGM title on iTunes.
I have that Flash Gordon one, as well. For a while, both the MGM and Universal copies were available at the same time.Agreed, but as I said, Disney is exercising its broadcast licence for SVOD. Things get weird in digital releases; for example, my iTunes copy of Flash Gordon shows as under MGM, when Universal had North American rights, and it now appears that StudioCanal has control of the film in Europe.
Disgree. Who wants 50 pages on how to properly saddle a horse or the amount of money the king of Florin wasted on the wedding banquet? S. Morgenstern? What a hack!first edition hardcover only.
Amazing book. I read it years ago, shortly after the movie was released. The chapter concerning Inigo Montoya and his display of swordsmanship, or Cout Rugen's "Zoo of Death" are laugh out loud.For those who may be unfamiliar with William Goldman’s book, it’s worth a visit - first edition hardcover only.
And two colorsAmazing book. I read it years ago, shortly after the movie was released. The chapter concerning Inigo Montoya and his display of swordsmanship, or Cout Rugen's "Zoo of Death" are laugh out loud.
Yeah. The first printing of the paperback edition followed that scheme. In later paperback printings, they changed the red print to italicized print.And two colors
Yes. It started for me around the time they get to the top of the cliff. I took the disc out and wiped it off with a microfiber cloth, but things did not improve.Anyone else having glitches with the video on this title?