I hope so. I love it, too!Martin_Teller said:I'm betting it's YOUNG AND INNOCENT. One of my favorite Hitchcocks.
I hope so. I love it, too!Martin_Teller said:I'm betting it's YOUNG AND INNOCENT. One of my favorite Hitchcocks.
Charles Smith said:I hope so, too. About time it was released in HD.
But does the appearance/style of the coat work for it? Or for any of the other guesses? I couldn't figure it out.
Thanks! Been too many years since I've seen this one.Martin_Teller said:The whole movie (Young and Innocent, that is) is basically the heroes trying to find out who has a belted coat like that.
Those phantom pages have been dead-ends lately. Wouldn't put any money on it.Derrick King said:Samantha Fuller now has a phantom page on Criterion's site. Maybe an upgrade or new to Criterion Samuel Fuller film with A Fuller Life as an extra?
atfree said:September announcements should be today.....Moonrise Kingdom was previously announced for September, but no idea what others may be coming.
I'm guessing they're saving it for the announcements this afternoon.Lord Dalek said:They STILL don't have a cover for Moonrise Kingdom.
I've read elsewhere that the Othello release will include the "restored" version and the original American release version on which the restoration was based but not the original European release version. That's a shame! The European version is the one that won the grand prize at Cannes and it's probably the best version. It would be nice to be able to compare the three versions the way you can Arkadin or Touch of Evil.Derrick King said:Criterion producer Issa Clubb participated in an Orson Welles panel at the University of Michigan and confirmed that they are releasing Othello, Chimes at Midnight, and Immortal Story but they will not come out this year. Details on what he said can be found starting with this post at the criterionforum
Is she still the problem? There was word that she'd sold the rights to the DAX foundation along with the rights to Chimes at Midnight and what not. She's praising the upcoming Criterion release which will at least include the unrestored American release version. Up to now she was unwilling for either that or the European version to be released.Lord Dalek said:Unless Beatrice Welles suddenly drops dead, you'll never see the original Othello again.