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Assuming "this country" is the USA, and you mean the Heston/Brynner remake of THE BUCCANEER, it was released on Blu-Ray by Olive Films.

I too love their eclectic tastes in releases, and I buy both their truly classic quality films as well as their "so-bad-they're-great" films (I added SONG OF NORWAY as well as THE OSCAR to my collection). In that vein, I hope their current Universal deal still has room for THE CONQUEROR. They...

I hope so as well. The Insider said they had no interest in this during the prior Universal deal, but we know decisions can change.

You've married a treasure!

Have you priced an American remailing service that will buy things in the US and then ship them to you? Since you are in the UK, you may be aware that Marks and Spencer stores used to not ship to America. Until they changed their policy, I used a British remailing service. I would have the...

??? Not only is it available directly from Kino as mentioned above, but even the dreaded Amazon has it in stock (at least as of this morning). DVD "Rodent" (don't wanna get spanked again for referencing another site) has reviewed it, so it is apparently not cancelled.

As I recall, the Insider previously said they had no interest in THE CONQUEROR. Then again, they also previously claimed no interest in FLOWER DRUM SONG and that is now on their release list.

And to be fair, the Insider says the same thing about not answering questions on specific titles on "the other forum" either. He usually just provides general information like that posted above.

I didn't log on soon enough to see what you originally posted, so no harm, no foul. Whatever it was, I do appreciate your taking the time to update your post.

Given the realities of the physical media business today, it's nothing short of miraculous that Kino Lorber has such a prolific release schedule of older films. That "Mister Lime" is willing to communicate directly with the feisty collectors that we are is even more miraculous. No company is...