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GlennH

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Known for awhile to be coming on November 13, they have finally updated the "Coming Soon" page to include it, so it's official.
No cover art yet as I write this.
http://www.criterionco.com/asp/release.asp?id=135
Amazon and some others already have this 2-disc set for preorder. This is one I must get since it's one of my wife's very favorite movies, and I like it too. The Anchor Bay DVD version isn't bad, but this should be a treat.
Best Picture Oscar, 1940.
 

Heinz W

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I can't wait for this, and to get a Criterion 2-disc edition to boot just makes this more of an essential purchase for me. I wasn't even aware of an AB version, but now that's irrelevant of course. One of my favorites as well.
 

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I can't wait for this either. I was wondering what the holdup was since it was originally rumoured to be streeting the same day as Notorious.
I still remember watching this movie for the first time late at night on good old CBC.
Patrick
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Wes Ray

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I can't wait to pick up this one! Rebecca is one of my favorite Hitchcock movies from his earlier period.
 

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Well, there goes another forty bucks down the dvd black hole! Oh well, I gotta have it... :)
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