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I agree it just fell through the cracks.

It's not missing, for it was never on the US release. The film was sold to different distribution companies around the world so there would be different logos attached to the film. In the US it was distributed by Embassy Pictures. In the UK it was by Paramount British Pictures.

All the advertising, newspaper, standee, one sheets and three sheets advertised Cinerama prominently. KHARTOUM did have a huge Premire the night before I attended. It was all over the newspaper the next day and intrigued me enough to persuade my Grandmother to drop me off. It only had two shows...

Thanks. I was hoping so. But sometimes you just don't know.

Should there a smiley face at the end of this post or are you serious? I much rather spend $30.00 on Twlight Blu release that is widescreen and fills today's screen than $39.00 on widescreen non-anamorphic laser without the detail and if over two hours long you had to change discs.

Watched KHARTOUM last night and thoroughly enjoyed it. I give it a thumbs up on transfer and sound. I saw this in its original release when I was around 10 (Eastwood Mall - Birmingham, AL). The ending stayed with me for years and I was always talking about it. It's still disturbing but not as...