EXCLUSIVE: Twilight Time July/August Titles (1 Viewer)

[bujaki]

Bruce,
I received an email stating that Radio Days was already running low. You might want to check its availability soon.

 

[EddieLarkin]

Are you sure? Why would it be going any faster than the other Allen's?

 

[bujaki]

Oops, sorry, misread the email. The low quantity alert was right under Radio Days but it pertained to the titles right below the alert.
No need to worry.

 

[Brandon Conway]

I'm not surprise since this is a great film that wasn't released on DVD in its OAR.

IIRC, it was OAR, but a non-anamorphic transfer.

 

[Robert Crawford]

IIRC, it was OAR, but a non-anamorphic transfer.

Yeah, yeah, you know what I meant.

 

[Thomas T]

I suspected The Train wouldn't be around long so I made sure I got my bid in. It's winging its way to me now.

 

[Winston T. Boogie]

On this round I only grabbed Brannigan because it is John Wayne and I love the scene where he punches the queen in the face sending her smashing through the glass in the barroom window out into the muddy street where she is nearly trampled by a horse and run down by a wagon. Was sort of a little out of place for London in the early 1970s but hey, who would not pay to see John Wayne punch the queen in the face?

I also picked up Wild at Heart as it was fast approaching sell out status.

 

[BRAD1963]

The Train is already going for $70. on Amazon. It is not available at TCM any longer. Now is the time to get it, or you will probably lose out.

 

[ThadK]

Really excited to get BORN YESTERDAY, which I didn't even know was coming to Blu. One of my favorite comedies, and Judy Holliday gives one of the all-time greatest performances. I think Woody Allen would agree.

 

[Mark Cappelletty]

THE TRAIN is still available at Screen Archives:

http://www.screenarchives.com/title_detail.cfm/ID/27151/THE-TRAIN-1964-LIMIT-3-COPIES-PER-CUSTOMER/

 

[cinerama10]

BORN YESTERDAY is one of the greatest comedies of ALL time.SECRET OF SANTA VITTORIA .Is brilliant and HEAVEN KNOWS MR ALLISON is a classic.

HEAVEN KNOWS MR ALLISON is no longer being released for the present time.

 

[AnthonyClarke]

Is it receiving a new transfer? I read on another site of problems with this one.

 

[Robert Crawford]

Is it receiving a new transfer? I read on another site of problems with this one.

HEAVEN KNOWS MR ALLISON is no longer being released for the present time.

Hopefully, Twilight Time will stop by and give us the word about this title.

 

[lukejosephchung]

Hopefully, Twilight Time will stop by and give us the word about this title.

Robert, I just went into Screen Archives' website and checked..."Heaven Knows Mr. Allison" is STILL AVAILABLE for purchase there!!!

 

[JohnMor]

HEAVEN KNOWS MR ALLISON is no longer being released for the present time.

Can you please confirm where that information came from? TT just posted a DVD Savant review of the title on their Facebook page and didn't mention sales had been suspended. Nor is there any info on the Screen Archives website saying such.

 

[Robert Crawford]

Can you please confirm where that information came from? TT just posted a DVD Savant review of the title on their Facebook page and didn't mention sales had been suspended. Nor is there any info on the Screen Archives website saying such.

Right, I see no mention of a problem at either location.

 

[cinerama10]

Robert, I just went into Screen Archives' website and checked..."Heaven Knows Mr. Allison" is STILL AVAILABLE for purchase there!!!

I just checked the screen archives site and the title does not come up at all. Check pre order bluray,current blurays etc and nothing. What did I do wrong? I have bought from them many times before.

 

[cinerama10]

I just checked the screen archives site and the title does not come up at all. Check pre order bluray,current blurays etc and nothing. What did I do wrong? I have bought from them many times before.

Opps.Found it listed at the top of the page but it does not come up if you enter the title in the search column.

 

[Robert Crawford]

TT announced that Rollerball and Wild at Heart have sold out!

 

[Winston T. Boogie]

I'm impressed by how fast Rollerball sold out. I expected Wild at Heart to sell out, just because of the number of Lynch fans, but Rollerball seemed like more of an obscure title. I'm glad I picked up both but would have thought it would take a lot more time for Rollerball to hit sell out status. That's pretty good news for interest in "catalog" titles...I think anyway...