I just saw on Amazon that Olive Films will be releasing two classic Jon Garfield films on bluray - 'Force of Evil' and "Body and Soul' on July 31. Hats off again to Olive Films!
I am quite pumped about this release. I saw this movie numerous times as a kid in the 60s, including a few Saturday matinee screenings at a local cinema. It really is a great treat for young and old alike. The build-up to the 'journey'...
Quote:Originally Posted by Peter Apruzzese Some of us are hanging in.
More here: http://www.bigscreenclassics.com/lafayette.html
We installed digital & Real-D in 2010 to supplement our dual-35mm archive-friendly setup. Digital...
Fire Walk With Me has just been released this week on bluray in Australia by Madman. I just got it but haven't looked at it yet. Don't have any DVD to compare it to. While I've seen most Lynch films and the original Twin Peaks series,...
Quote:Originally Posted by Scott Calvert I wish they'd leave the optical blowups in To Kill A Mockingbird alone, and what the heck are they doing with Out Of Africa?!?
Agreed... the blown-up grain in To Kill a Mockingbird must have...
Quote:Originally Posted by Bob Black Well we surely don't know the specifics behind these decisions. Perhaps Twilight negotiated this release in an agreement to take other less-stellar releases which would clearly not sell as...
Quote:Originally Posted by Kevin L McCorry You could play "One Froggy Evening" as a stills slide-show with soundtrack, and it would still be a masterpiece.
We have a dialogue of the deaf here, and it's a pointless enterprise. I'm...
Quote:Originally Posted by Kevin L McCorry It's not cut and dried that a reduction in money in 1955 means imagination goes "pouf" and all cartoons after that are objectively, incontrovertibly bad. Sometimes, or oftentimes, the bar...
Quote:Originally Posted by Kevin L McCorry I have given up trying to understand the people who worship Clampett and diss the collective works of Freleng-Jones-McKimson (i.e. the for-40-years popular post-1948 network TV and syndie...
