International Classic British DVD titles from Network! (1 Viewer)

[classicmovieguy]

The first titles for 2016 have just been revealed...

 

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Three more titles set for the first quarter of 2016...

 

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More titles unveiled for early 2016...

 

[turtledove]

Some quite recent Network releases in the Amazon "3 for £20" sale at the moment.

I got Halas and Batchelor and Percys Progress amongst the batch of 6 titles I bought

 

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[Keith Cobby]

Thanks for posting The Truth About Women trailer Byron, I don't recall ever seeing this on television in the UK. One of the few film outings for Katie Boyle. Considering all the talent on show here it's a shame there's no blu-ray.

 

[classicmovieguy]

Thanks for posting The Truth About Women trailer Byron, I don't recall ever seeing this on television in the UK. One of the few film outings for Katie Boyle. Considering all the talent on show here it's a shame there's no blu-ray.

It looks like a very good film!

 

[classicmovieguy]

More titles added to the 1st quarter slate for next year:

 

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More early 2016 titles announced:

 

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40% off selected 'The British Film' titles until 7th December...


http://networkonair.com/features/2015/11/26/the-british-film-christmas-sale/

 

[GregoryMesh]

Even more titles announced (March 21, 2016) -

 

[Keith Cobby]

Working through my package of films from the recent sale and watched Deadlier Than the Male today. The blu-ray is a good step up from the DVD and it was like seeing it for the first time. The image quality is very good with no print damage although it looks slightly faded. I prefer this spy spoof to all the Flint/Matt Helm films from this era. Good performances all round and not too much process photography/back projection. The film was largely made on location in Italy. Good range of supplements.

 

[Robin9]

Working through my package of films from the recent sale and watched Deadlier Than the Male today. The blu-ray is a good step up from the DVD and it was like seeing it for the first time. The image quality is very good with no print damage although it looks slightly faded. I prefer this spy spoof to all the Flint/Matt Helm films from this era. Good performances all round and not too much process photography/back projection. The film was largely made on location in Italy. Good range of supplements.

I had the original non-anamorphic DVD so this Blu-ray disc is a huge up-grade for me. I'm pleased with this disc. I've always liked Richard Johnson and I'm sorry he didn't have a longer career as a leading man.

 

[GregoryMesh]

Also, Forbidden (1949) (released previously by Odeon)

 

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