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09-20-2004, 04:03 PM
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Paris, Texas (Wenders)--12/14
Were details of this released? I keep seeing posts that this is coming out but no other details. |
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09-20-2004, 04:09 PM
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Fox announced it and I think it was posted at DVDfile.com; available at Amazon here.
So many films, so little time...
Film Journal Blog
Emily Collingwood: I can't see him. All I can see is the flags...
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09-21-2004, 01:39 AM
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About Twilight's Last Gleaming Japan R2 :
I need to double check but I think I've read a test in a magazine that confirms the full-length version is actually FF and the short one is WS... [img]images/smilies/frown.gif[/img]
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09-21-2004, 12:57 PM
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"Year of the Dragon" was available in a R3 version which I bought about a year or so ago. It is a nice disc. Heaven knows when a R1 will come out. [img]images/smilies/wink.gif[/img]
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09-21-2004, 07:48 PM
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Um, Argento's Four Flies on Grey Velvet...
AB, Blue Underground...ANYBODY???
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09-21-2004, 08:46 PM
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"Nightwing" : I know vampire bat movie, but I have fond memories of watching this on HBO about 100 times when I was a kid..would love to see it again on widescreen.
"Carny" : Young Jodie Foster, the Mighty Bozo Gary Busey and Robbie Robertson..what more can you ask.
"Night of the Comet" : classic 80's flick..just plain fun.
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09-21-2004, 11:48 PM
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wow, nice thread resurrection... it seems many of the films mentioned here are out already!
"NEVER", is getting shorter all the time. ;-)
Movies are: "The Greatest Artform".
HD should be for EVERYONE!
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09-22-2004, 08:42 AM
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Wild Boy's of the Road(William Wellman)WARNER BROS. DON'T FAIL ME NOW!
Warlock(1959-Edward Dmytryk)
Canyon Passage!!!UNIVERSAL PLEASE!!!
Bigger Than Life(Nicholas Ray)
Voyage to Italy(Rossellini)
Leave Her to Heaven
Park Row
Forty Guns
the Crimson Kimono
Underworld USA
Blonde Venus
Morocco
Shanghai Express
They Live by Night
Best of Everything
Taxi(James Cagney)
Wagon Master
The Fugitive(John Ford)
The Iron Horse
Manpower
The Bowery
Gentleman Jim
The Strawberry Blonde
Night and the City
Ace in the Hole
I am a Fugitve from a Chain Gang
Dust be my Destiny
Rancho Notorious- WArner Bros. should consider a Fritz Lang Set
Moonfleet
While the city sleeps
Who Killed Jesse?
The films Of Alexander Ptushko!!!!!!!!!
Berlin Alexanderplatz
Bewiched
Mary Tyler Moore Show seasons 2-7
Husbands
Several Films By Luchino Visconti
Helen: Jim! How do you live?
Jim: I steal...
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09-22-2004, 12:07 PM
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THE ANIMAL WORLD (Warner - crumby movie but has early
legendary Harryhausen tabletop dinosaur animation...the
ten-minute sequence could be used as a supplement for,
say, a VALLEY OF GWANGI disc)
The Harryhausen dinosaur sequence is a supplement on The Black Scorpion disc from Warners (!). Been out 'prolly a year or so.
"I just pre-ordered I DRINK YOUR BLOOD, even though I have no job."
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09-22-2004, 12:46 PM
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I don't know if I might have mentioned it earlier in the thread, but one title I doubt will get released (but should) is MAD MAGAZINE PRESENTS UP THE ACADEMY. Anyone remember this?
It was Mad's first (and only) attempt at rivaling National Lampoon and putting out a feature film. Written by two sitcom vets (who did the Bob Newhart show, Buffalo Bill, one created ALF), directed by Robert Downey, starring Ron Leibman, Ralph Macchio, and Tom Poston among others. It was about kids at a military academy.
Before it came out, Leibman became so embarassed by it, he took his name off it (despite his giving a hysterical performance in it). After its theatrical release, Mad became so embarassed by it, they paid to have all Mad references taken out of the film (Alfred E. Neuman is in a couple scenes). It was held off from video for several years, but when it was finally released, Warner Home Video forgot to take the Mad references out of the film (despite changing the artwork which was all Mad graphics and cartoons) and Warner had to give Mad back the money.
It played on cable for years with all the Mad references cut, but in the past few years, cable channels like TNT have been showing it, not only with the Mad references back, but with the opening and closing credits letterboxed at 2.35:1.
I'd love to see this get a DVD release, especially with any sorts of extras explaining why everyone was so embarassed by it (it isn't THAT bad). But, with all the legal problems with it, I don't know if that is going to happen.
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