Mark Cappelletty
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You can order FRIGHT NIGHT online now. The server crashed for about 2 hours today.
I understand you (I live in Spain), but I risked it with both The Egyptian and Mysterious island, and have been lucky so far, nothing lost. Still cost me 31 Euros (but I don't mind!).FoxyMulder said:My 500th post at this site. I just ordered Fright Night at screen archives, i hope the expense is worth it, i have fond memories of seeing this back in the eighties, but i gotta say that this is costing me a lot for a blu ray release, in fact its the most i have ever paid for one, $52 which is approx £32 inc registered delivery, registered is costing me a whopping additional $15 but they say a lot of goods go missing when shipped to the UK and without the registered they will not entertain any lost post enquiries, so its safer to go registered. The price would be a lot more reasonable to me without the registered post option, i have done online shopping from a number of sites in the USA, nothing has ever went missing before but that warning scared me into paying extra.
I must have bought about 100 sountrack CD's from this site (to the UK) & none of them have ever gone missing, & nore did The Egyptian Blu, which was to be my one & only expensive Blu from TT, but I've gone & ordered Mysterious Island (the last expensive Blu! ...maybe), & didn't pay the extra.FoxyMulder said:My 500th post at this site. The price would be a lot more reasonable to me without the registered post option, i have done online shopping from a number of sites in the USA, nothing has ever went missing before but that warning scared me into paying extra.
My 500th post at this site.
It's a Renoir. A very interesting Renoir, although it does take an adjustment because it's not French. He made few films in English in the USA.JoHud said:I haven't seen it, let alone heard of it. Yet the cast alone has already sold it to me
Originally Posted by Ronald Epstein
Malcolm,
Wanted to wish you a happy 500th post. I cannot express enough
how grateful we are for members like you who come here daily and
contribute to this forum.
Thank You!
Originally Posted by Billy Batson [url=/t/314367/twilight-time-joins-forces-with-sony-pictures-to-release-bd-editions-of-classic-columbia-titles/90#post_3871450]
I must have bought about 100 sountrack CD's from this site (to the UK) & none of them have ever gone missing, & nore did The Egyptian Blu, which was to be my one & only expensive Blu from TT, but I've gone & ordered Mysterious Island (the last expensive Blu! ...maybe), & didn't pay the extra.
Originally Posted by rsmithjr
Regarding Porgy and Bess.
2. I heard from someone (not sure who) that the 70mm materials were in the hands of the Goldwyn company and were in good shape, that they wanted to do something with it but were waiting for approval from the Gershwin folks.
3. I don't think that Sony/Columbia has anything to do with this anymore.
This is a very significant film historically. It won awards, it is the only film of one of the Gershwins' best works, it has nearly every African-American performer from the era in its cast, it is the last work of one of the greatest showmen of the 20th Century.
Originally Posted by ahollis
It now belongs to MGM/UA through their deal with the Goldwyn estate. I the Goldwyn estate does not put the money into it for any work that needs to be done, it is highly unlikely that MGM will, so it will sit on the self for now.