Saturn 3 (Blu-ray) Available for Preorder (1 Viewer)

[Ronald Epstein]

 

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[DP 70]

I saw this in 70mm 6 -Track Stereo on release at the Classic Haymarket in London and seem to remember the
PQ of the blow up was not to good.

 

[Dick]

Well, the Magnetic Video laser disc release looked like crap, also (panned and scanned), so I look forward to this guilty please on Blu-ray.

 

[Bob Cashill]

What are the chances for a Kirk Douglas/Harvey Keitel/Stanley Donen/Martin Amis commentary?

 

[ahollis]

What are the chances for a Kirk Douglas/Harvey Keitel/Stanley Donen/Martin Amis commentary?

I wish!

 

[Bob Cashill]

Amis lives near me in Brooklyn, so maybe I'll bring the disc over to him and suggest we watch it. I suspect I'll be declined.

 

[Winston T. Boogie]

I have always thought this film is quite a curiosity and wanted to know more about how the heck this film came together and the making of it. The wonders of the internet...

http://saturn3makingof.com/

I will probably pick this up just because the film has always seemed such an oddity to me.

 

[ijthompson]

In a fit of 70s nostalgia, I purchased this on AppleTV a couple months ago. Man... some fond old memories really lose their charm when revisited...

 

[Winston T. Boogie]

Yeah, I don't think it anybody would say it is a great film and it is more artifact than art...and I sort of stare at it wondering "How did this happen?"

 

[Mark_TB]

When this was first released, I was at an age where I saw and loved just about any science fiction movie. But even then, I thought it was pretty bad. And I remember the PQ as being poor, too, with lots of extremely grainy opticals. Not sure that HD is going to do this one any favors.

 

[Ruz-El]

I'm loving all of your memories. I saw this first on what must of been the first VHS release. I was probably around 8 years old and I thought it was amazing though I don't remember anything about it. I do recall that I was the only one of my friends who thought it was amazing.

I'll be buying this one for sure.

 

[Walter Kittel]

Saturn 3. I haven't thought about this film in I don't know how long. I saw this theatrically because even though I should've known better, I would watch just about any SF film back then. If I pick this up, it will only be because of nostalgia; but once again I probably should know better.

- Walter.

 

[Dick]

Would have much preferred to see Farrah's naked butt than Kirk's!

 

[Ethan Riley]

I think this thing flopped because people thought they'd missed Saturn 1 and Saturn 2. Same thing happened with Bill Cosby did a movie called "Leonard 6." People were like, um, when did Leonard's 1-5 come out?

 

[Ruz-El]

I think this thing flopped because people thought they'd missed Saturn 1 and Saturn 2. Same thing happened with Bill Cosby did a movie called "Leonard 6." People were like, um, when did Leonard's 1-5 come out?

It probably didn't help with Leonard 6 when Cosby actively told people the movie was no good and to not see it.

 

[Johnny Angell]

Even though my recollection of the movie is that it was something of an odd duck, I'd buy it. But not for $25. This is a movie I would have expected to street at $15, $20 would be pushing it.

 

[Stephen_J_H]

It's a pass for me. I remember trailers for this being attached to sci-fi movies I saw in 1979, some equally bad (Meteor comes to mind), and I thought the robot was cool, but not much else.