"Fleischer Classics featuring Gulliver's Travels" (1939) coming to Blu-ray (1 Viewer)

[nealg]

Anyone receive their film strip yet?

 

[bgart13]

Nope.

 

[moviebuff75]

No.

 

[Doug Bull]

Nothing yet.

 

[haineshisway]

Nope - seems more than a little peculiar at this late date.

 

[Paul Penna]

On the iad forum he said most had been shipped by late this week.

 

[dana martin]

nothing as of yet

 

[moviebuff75]

Just got mine in the mail.

 

[Timothy E]

I received my film strip(s) today as well.

 

[Charles Smith]

Got mine today, and they're very nice indeed. Thank you, Thunderbean. Looking forward to the film!

 

[John Stell]

Got mine today too.

 

[geomon]

I received mine today as well.

 

[nealg]

OK. Mine came today. Pretty neat. I've never owned any 35mm motion picture film before. I got it with my 2 1/2 year old daughter in mind, so when she's old enough I can show her the movie and then say "look, this is what a movie used to be!"

 

[bgart13]

Ditto, got mine today.

 

[dana martin]

Came home from work with a surprise in the mail, the film strips and the letter that came with it, looking forward to the month of November a whole lot more now.

Thanks

and if Steve from Thunderbean is reading the thread, I wish you could work something out for Mr. Bug or possibly the other betty boops that Olive is overlooking.

 

[Dick]

Got my strips. Both are from night scenes, so I need to hold them up to a strong light. But, unlike probably 90% of you on this forum, I have never even touched 35mm film before, so this is kind of a thrill. I might look into buying a picture frame from somewhere that is lit from behind so that the art is visible on my wall.

I enjoy this film despite its numerous flaws (the songs are insipid, many of the characters insufferable, Gulliver himself is as boring as a drill bit). The colors and detail brought out by the Thunderbean DVD release amazed me, having seen only crappy PD prints in the past. The Blu-ray of this is going to be a stunner. I would recommend to any of you who have not yet ordered this to do so with great haste.

 

[haineshisway]

Me, too.

 

[Richard Gallagher]

Thunderbean is still taking orders on Amazon - $19.00 + $3.99 shipping. Apparently that still includes the film strip.

 

[Doug Bull]

I got mine today.
Special thank you to Steve & Thunderbean for going to the trouble and expense of sending them all the way to OZ.
They were nicely packed and accompanied by a very courteous letter.

Doug.

 

[Doug Bull]

Any updates on the release date yet?