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It’s pretty good - part sub movie, part horror film.

I’ve never seen this one, so I’m looking forward to it. Leconte is one of the best and most underrated modern directors. His Girl on the Bridge is one of my favourite films.

Standard blu-ray is 8 bit and UHD is 10 bit. The higher the number, the smoother the image, with less blockiness and things like banding.

Also The Score and Tropic Thunder.

Never heard of it, but it looks right up my alley.

Isn’t the negative gone?

They may not be able to secure the rights.

Why do I get the feeling that the 4K of Staying Alive will look better than Saturday Night Fever?

And the differences between PG and R were often arbitrary. The Fog was rated R while Invasion of the Body Snatchers was PG, even though Body Snatchers is both gorier and has nudity.

I believe all of their other 4K discs have included a blu-ray version, as well. Maybe they meant there won't be a stand-alone blu-ray release.

The Princess Bride? Platoon?

This was a TV movie?

The Seven Percent Solution is available from Shout Factory.

Amazon.ca is pretty spotty when it comes to Kino titles. Conquest, Five Graves to Cairo, Gotcha, Havana, The Art of Love, The Ghost Breakers, Death on the Nile and the other Poirot films - they're all either unavailable or only available via third party sellers.

Tremors, yes. Psycho II, no.

Yeah, it was a huge hit pretty much everywhere, but didn't do much business in America.

For it's original North American release, the film was dubbed into "American," as the distributor AIP thought audiences wouldn't be able to understand the thick Australian accents.

The existing blu-ray doesn't offer the complete TV cut, but all of the scenes shot for television are included in the extras.

Nice. I already have Buck on blu, but I'll pick up the feature version.

It was produced by Trimark, which would most likely make it Lionsgate now.

You should ask Warner Archives for those.

Is it just me, or does Michael Caine look more like Dean Martin in that Gambit poster?

How about another Michael Caine espionage thriller, The Fourth Protocol? It's not available on blu-ray anywhere and never even saw a North American DVD release.

There's a UK disc.

The discs are still available at https://www.screenarchives.com/display_results.cfm?category=546. In the unlikely event that Sony releases its own version, the disc will almost certainly be barebones.

I wonder if any of the music has been replaced.

He was a bit cagey, but I got the impression it wan't a Warner exec, but someone who they wanted to please, maybe a major producer or star. Anyway, who knows what the real truth of the matter is.

I saw a screening of The Devils with Guillermo del Toro speaking about it, and he said that someone with pull at Warner Bros. hates the film and does't want it released. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/guillermo-del-toro-slams-warner-752240

I find the Kino discs tend to be cheaper on amazon.ca than either wowhd or Unobstructed View.

Maybe it'll end up getting released on the internet, once whomever holds it realizes it's now pretty much worthless.