Film Noir: The Dark Side of Cinema IX – Blu-ray Review (1 Viewer)

[timk1041]

Who is that????

 

[Bert Greene]

Always looked like Constance Talmadge to me.

But I've never been sure. It's always funny to see, though!

 

[lark144]

I'm only buying it for Lady on a Train as well. I don't like these sets much and wish they were singles.

I agree. Usually, there's only one film in a set I'm interested in, so I have to REALLY want it to buy the whole thing. And yet, the Kino Insider said these sets are big sellers.

 

[Emcee]

"Christmas Holiday" (1944)

I'd love to have this movie!

 

[Artanis]

I'd love to have this movie!

 

[Robert Crawford]

We don’t allow active links to bootlegged content.

 

[Robin9]

I'd love to have this movie!

Christmas Holiday was released on a legitimate DVD in the United Kingdom. I have the disc. I bought it years ago so I don't know if it's still available.

 

[Robert Crawford]

Christmas Holiday was released on a legitimate DVD in the United Kingdom. I have the disc. I bought it years ago so I don't know if it's still available.

What makes you think it's a legitimate DVD? Does it have a UPC code?

 

[Robin9]

What makes you think it's a legitimate DVD? Does it have a UPC code?

The only codes I can see are the product code (5 019322 064923) and the DD Video code (DD 06492) The disc also shows VFC50377.

The package reads: C 1966 Universal Studios. Renewed 1971 Universal Studios. All Rights Reserved. Packaging DD Video 2003. A Universal Studios film distributed in the U. K. by DD Video.

With some items - novels, films, music etc. - the copyright situation varies from one country to another. I have no reason to believe this disc is not legitimate.

 

[timk1041]

I have a copy on disc recorded off 16 mm film. Decent.