Angelo Colombus
Senior HTF Member
Speaking of Truffaut i hope Criterion will do a boxset of his films. There are a few films on Blu-ray released in the UK but not here.Truffaut even makes a joke out of it in Day for Night.
Speaking of Truffaut i hope Criterion will do a boxset of his films. There are a few films on Blu-ray released in the UK but not here.Truffaut even makes a joke out of it in Day for Night.
Speaking of Truffaut i hope Criterion will do a boxset of his films. There are a few films on Blu-ray released in the UK but not here.
I am glad I was able to purchase SMALL CHANGE and WILD CHILD on Amazon Prime.There are also some that have never been released on Blu-ray anywhere: SMALL CHANGE (aka POCKET MONEY), THE WILD CHILD, I think others as well. I don't know why people who have had licensing deals with MGM passed over these. Delightful films. If Criterion did do a Truffaut box, I would buy it for those two films along, even if I already had the others.
I have somewhere a now-useless VHS of 8 1/2 with the English soundtrack, and while I'll never not prefer the Italian, the fun thing about that English track is hearing the background dialogue in English. I'd enjoy having that as an option.English
If that were to occur, then Criterion might have to title that set as “Goddard, Essentially”Apparently one of the licencors that owns a chunk of Felini's catalog elected to not play along. I suspect we'll see the same problem if Criterion tries to do a Goddard set.
Even Beaver's crummy caps show a substantial improvement in contrast and detail with The White Sheik
The White Sheik Blu-ray - Brunella Bovo
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God, I'm looking forward to seeing these looking pristine for the first time,
Bruce - that three star review on Amazon must be yours......I asked him specifically if this new transfer has the original end of part one card, which was missing from the Criterion DVD but which was correctly on the UK DVD and has been in every print of the film that I've ever seen. When you remove it, you lose some frames on both sides of it and it's annoying. He couldn't even answer the question, basically saying he didn't recall seeing it, which makes me think perhaps he doesn't actually watch the films at all, just scans through them. I sincerely hope the card is there and I can't see a reason it wouldn't be if this was scanned from the original negative.
Where should the card be. Happy to check.I asked him specifically if this new transfer has the original end of part one card, which was missing from the Criterion DVD but which was correctly on the UK DVD and has been in every print of the film that I've ever seen. When you remove it, you lose some frames on both sides of it and it's annoying. He couldn't even answer the question, basically saying he didn't recall seeing it, which makes me think perhaps he doesn't actually watch the films at all, just scans through them. I sincerely hope the card is there and I can't see a reason it wouldn't be if this was scanned from the original negative.
or Goddard mes Amour ...If that were to occur, then Criterion might have to title that set as “Goddard, Essentially”
But for now, this Fellini is looking like a winner;
and it’s nice to see Nights of Cabiria back in circulation.