James Toback’s Two Girls and a Guy is a kind of curious off-Broadway play/movie hybrid. It takes a single setting, talky comedy-drama that one might find in a typical off-Broadway work:...
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Directed by: Luc Jacquet
Narrated by: Morgan Freeman
Studio: Warner Bros.
Year: 2005
Rating: G
Film Length: 80 minutes
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
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Can anyone recommend the best version--video and audio-wise--of The Red House? Or are they all pretty much crap? If so, are there VHS versions that are any better?
Re: Best version of The Red House? (1947, Edward G. Robinson)
Well, since it's fallen into public domain hell, it's in pretty battered shape. Save a major restoration, I'd say go with the acmedvdworks disc which is (was?) distributed by VCI Entertainment. It's far from pristine but, alas, the best of the worst.
Re: Best version of The Red House? (1947, Edward G. Robinson)
I have the VCI ACME double feature also - and it the best I've seen. Oddly enough my little brother picked up the Alpha version (thinking it was a horror film I guess) - and I compared the quality to the VCI.... I'd stay far away from the Alpha.
Re: Best version of The Red House? (1947, Edward G. Robinson)
The Acme DVD release is not great but it is watchable (Catalog# 5011, UPC# 089859501128). I had a VHS version which was unwatchable and had a faulty Hi-Fi soundtrack. How did a great little movie like The Red House end up in the Public Domain? I always liked "Tibby", the 1947 bad girl, pretty racy for her day.
Looks like we will never see a proper restoration of this film because who knows where the original elements are today, if they even exist anymore. Probably in someone's basement waiting to be rediscovered.