International Via Vision Entertainment announces new premium Blu-ray label IMPRINT (2 Viewers)

[PatrickDA]

Not to get too far from the topic, but here are two notes on "Nixon"....first the prices are high on ebay (and other sites), and you don't know if you're buying the first batch of copies which had a defective audio track on the director's cut disc. It's a risk.

 

[Ronald Epstein]

Amazon has a preorder link for THE PRISONER though it's not active as of this post, but suspect it will shortly

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[Ronald Epstein]

 

[Wayne Klein]

Mountains of the Moon looks decent. Wish we could get a new 4K scan and 4K disc. The Triangle similarly looks decent. Don’t get me wrong, I’m happy to have both and they look pretty good for older transfers. I’d love also for Imprint to do George C. Scott’s Rage a largely forgotten, terrific thriller.

 

[Ronald Epstein]

 

[Desslar]

Damn, and after I paid a premium to get the out of print Network set. Oh well...

 

[Nelson Au]

I never pulled the trigger for the network release of The Persuaders. I came very close too. This can be my gateway to this series. I don’t see any indication of what regions these imprint releases will work in, but IIRC, they play on region 1 players?

 

[battlebeast]

I never pulled the trigger for the network release of The Persuaders. I came very close too. This can be my gateway to this series. I don’t see any indication of what regions these imprint releases will work in, but IIRC, they play on region 1 players?

Yes. I’ve purchased several title from them, all region free.

 

[Patrick McCart]

Ordered The Prisoner directly from Imprint - came out to about $110 USD shipped. My first time ordering one of their releases, so I'm excited about the set.

 

[Ronald Epstein]

 

[Robin9]

The Juror is a pretty good movie. I re-watched the DVD a few weeks ago. Men Of Respect I've never seen but it sounds interesting. There was a previous film called Joe Macbeth which also placed the drama within a crime setting.

 

[jayembee]

The Wayne Wang/Paul Auster/Harvey Keitel double-feature is tempting, but I can live with my DVDs.