EXCLUSIVE ANNOUNCEMENT: Twilight Time November/December 2014 Releases (2 Viewers)

[Twilight Time]

Does this mean Oliver Stone is now a vocal supporter of Twilight Time?

We don't know about *vocal* per se, but we do have a nice relationship with him and are releasing 3 of his films.

 

[trajan]

Is obtaining more films from Warner Totally out of the question?

 

[Konstantinos]

We don't know about *vocal* per se, but we do have a nice relationship with him and are releasing 3 of his films.

Salvador, Heaven & Earth and.... Talk Radio, the Hand or U-turn??
The others from what I remember have been released..

Unless we get a JFK theatrical cut with an isolated Williams score!

 

[Paul Rossen]

Inherit The Wind, Birdman Of Alcatraz and Judgment At Nuremburg to replace the non anamorphic DVDs, Yentl because I've wanted Michel Legrand's gorgeous underscore for years but it's never been released and the TT isolated track will remedy that and possibly Flaming Star because I love it so much. For the rest, I'm content with mys standard DVDs.

Can anyone confirm that it will be the "roadshow" version of Judgment At Nuremburg with the overture and intermission? Hopefully Streisand's commentary on the SD of Yentl will be ported over but I doubt all the extras on disc 2 will be.

I've asked the same question about Judgment at Nuremberg on the TT Facebook page as the Roadshow version has an Overture, Intermission/Entr'acte and Exit music. Thus far no response.

 

[BRAD1963]

Very Nice! 2014 has been amazing for Twilight Time. This titles have been spectacular.

 

[SS NORMANDIE]

What a terrific selection of titles! Definitely looking forward to purchasing "The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie" and "Judgment at Nuremberg".

 

[ahollis]

To be fair, that's a user at the other forum sharing it, not the site itself. And this person has a habit of never including links to where he gets his info from.

That's not fair.

 

[classicmovieguy]

Whoohoo! More Barbra on Blu-ray. "Funny Lady" is a pleasant surprise.

 

[JohnMor]

Yentl because I've wanted Michel Legrand's gorgeous underscore for years but it's never been released and the TT isolated track will remedy that

Amen! Incredible score. I can't wait to hear the isolated track.

 

[classicmovieguy]

I'm surprised MGM didn't/don't want to release "Yentl" for themselves...

 

[JohnMor]

I'm surprised MGM didn't/don't want to release "Yentl" for themselves...

Nothing they do surprises me anymore.

 

[ROclockCK]

Another update for soundtrack fans, listing the Composers represented by this latest batch. A couple of welcome reappearances, but the overwhelming majority are golden/silver era vets and modern pop music cross-overs new to TT's collection):

[*]Birdman of Alcatraz - Elmer Bernstein (an overdue master, and this will be his first appearance in the collection)
[*]Judgement at Nuremberg - Ernest Gold (returning with back-to-back showcases via this and Inherit the Wind, previously represented by The Secret of Santa Vittoria)
[*]When the Wind Blows - Roger Waters (yep, that Roger Waters, with title song by David Bowie)
[*]Flaming Star - Cyril J. Mockridge with Irving Getz (the latter uncredited - both new to the collection - the former another seasoned pro making his first appearance)
[*]Bunny Lake is Missing - Paul Glass (new to the collection)
[*]The Twilight Samurai - Isao Tomita (yep, that Tomita, new to the collection)
[*]Yentl - Michel Legrand (new to the collection, and IIRC the first release of this score in its entirety)
[*]Funny Lady - Fred Ebb, John Kander, and Peter Matz (all new to the collection)
[*]Inherit the Wind - Ernest Gold (see Judgement at Nuremberg above)
[*]Heaven and Earth - Kitarô (new to the collection)
[*]The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie - Rod McKuen (yep, that Rod McKuen, also new to the collection)
[*]The Fortune - José Padilla & David Shire (both new to the collection)
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One of the funkiest mixes yet of traditional and pop/avant garde composers. I wouldn't have bet on Tomita landing a TT IST before Morricone...but hey...guess that's just the way the titles fell...

 

[ROclockCK]

That's not fair.

The 'Net aint fair...and that site is lingering proof of it.

 

[dana martin]

serious great line up, man this is continuing to be an impressive and a .... very........ expensive......... rewarding ...........year !

 

[Louis Letizia]

The Fortune is one of THE most underrated films of the 70s. So glad to see it not go the barebones Sony release. A true unsung classic.

 

[Neil Middlemiss]

What a great batch. And I am honestly the most excited about When the Wind Blows. That's right out of left field for me, but what a delightful surprise!

 

[Richard V]

Put me down for: The Birdman of Alcatraz, Judgement at Nuremberg, and probably Inherit the Wind.

 

[Bryan^H]

The Twilight Samurai--Never have I seen a better Samurai movie...And I have watched many.Great news, and a big thank you to TT for bringing this gem to Blu-Ray

 

[Derrick King]

Twilight Time, did you license TWILIGHT SAMURAI from a US company or do you now have a deal with Shochiku?

 

[Mark-P]

Oh my god! YENTL! Thank you, Twilight Time. I will pay you top dollar for that one!