Quote:Originally Posted by Eric Peterson My bad! That is an extremely strange pairing. :) Well, fairly odd, but they're both directed by Mark Robson so not COMPLETELY insane ...
Good news indeed - it's worth getting for THE WALKING DEAD alone in my book, a weird conflation of plots and motifs from Karloff's BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN and CHARLIE CHAN AT THE OPERA handled with bags of style by Michael Curtiz - can't...
4 HORSEMEN OF THE APOCALYPSE has already been released by WHV as a 'traditional' retail DVD as a region 2 in France and the review by Gary at DVD Beaver says it was dual-layered disc - but this is no guarantee that the 'on-demand'...
It was made at Warner's so they would have been the original owners. It would be great if they could get it back and put out a proper release of the original negative.
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My understanding is that the film was made independently by...
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Because in this case, beyond us film buffs and those of us that were going to movies around the time this original film was made, few of todays movie-going public knows anything...
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Wise Blood is a must-have, way overdue. I love the cover art despite them spelling Huston's name wrong.
No, that really is the way you spell writer-director-actor John...
This would seem to be a golden opportunity to come up with an anamorphic transfer for standard and Blu-ray DVD - although most of the participants are sadly no longer around, a commentary track or interviews at least could also be...
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"This is Warner's very first use of the 3-strip Technicolor process." This comment is way off the mark. WB had made a number of 3-strip Technicolor films by...
One can only hope for even more releases of disc sets devoted to specific actors and stars - I just re-watched the delightful AFTER THE THIN MAN (set mainly on New Year's Eve) and would love to see releases of some of the other William...
I'm fairly sure that this has been discussed elsewhere here at HTF but the general understanding seems to be that Beatrice Welles objected to comments made in the documentary and in the audio commentary so the decision was made to...
