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DVD Review HTF DVD REVIEW: "The Ox-Bow Incident" (with screenshots) (1 Viewer)

Paul_Scott

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looks good.
at $15 retail i'll probably pick it up on street date.

so now whats the Fox classic release for December and any news on Laura?
 

oscar_merkx

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any movie with Henry Fonda is a must see.

great review Adam and look forward to watch this one shortly

:emoji_thumbsup:
 

Ronald Epstein

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Adam,

I'm beside myself. What a great job you
have done with this review.

I never heard of this movie till now, and
because of your review, I am off to preorder
it through Lasers Edge.

Thanks for the time you put into this.
 

Brandon Conway

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Ron - this is an excellent film. Just saw it for the first time in film class just a few weeks ago. It's a great statement regarding the southern lynchings of the early 1900's - using a 1870's fictional incident to "disguise" the statement.
 

Brook K

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Thanks, when Fox announced their classic line, this was the one disc (besides Sunrise of course) that I wanted. I didn't realize the release date had been moved up from December. Sounds like another great job by Fox!!
 

Tommy G

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Wow, how did I overlook this one. I'm off to pre-order it right now. Thanks Adam! Great review. :emoji_thumbsup:
 

Eric Peterson

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Adam,

Thanks for the detailed review. I've been looking forward to this disc and have never seen the entire film, but will shortly.

I must admit that I was a little disturbed by your opening statement about not watching many B&W films. I'm glad to hear that you really enjoyed this one and myself or other members of the forum would be happy to suggest other great classic B&W films. Personally, I watch more B&W films that anything else, but that's just a personal preference and I'm a child of the 80s.
 

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