Ninotchka (1939) (Blu-ray) Available for Preorder (1 Viewer)

[Ronald Epstein]

The link below will take you directly to the product on Amazon.  If you are using an adblocker you will not see link.

 

 

[dana martin]

used link, thanks

 

[aPhil]

I will add it in order to have another Blu-ray with Bela Lugosi.

 

[titch]

Why on earth was this never reviewed anywhere on this forum?

 

[Robert Crawford]

Why on earth was this never reviewed anywhere on this forum?

You asking seven years after the release date? Come on, now!

 

[RMajidi]

Why on earth was this never reviewed anywhere on this forum?

It was group reviewed as part of The Golden Year box set:

A Few Words About - A few words about...™ The Golden Year: 5 Classics Films from 1939 -- in Blu-ray

What a great set! Everything that I've been hearing is that Warner Home Video is in a huge upward move toward higher quality, and more rational packages of films, when in boxed sets. This may be one of the final sets to emerge, the concept of which comes from the old, as well as new...

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Blu-ray Review - The Golden Year: 5 Classic Films from 1939 Blu-ray Review

The Golden Year: 5 Classic Films from 1939 Blu-ray Review1939 is often cited as the pinnacle of the Hollywood studio era due to the large number of enduring classic films released over the course of that single year. While one could argue that other years have had as many great movies, 1939...

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[Robert Crawford]

Why on earth was this never reviewed anywhere on this forum?

This title was part of a Warner Blu-ray box set celebrating 1939, so it was reviewed as such. Below, you will find two reviews posted on this forum.

Blu-ray Review - The Golden Year: 5 Classic Films from 1939 Blu-ray Review

The Golden Year: 5 Classic Films from 1939 Blu-ray Review1939 is often cited as the pinnacle of the Hollywood studio era due to the large number of enduring classic films released over the course of that single year. While one could argue that other years have had as many great movies, 1939...

www.hometheaterforum.com

A Few Words About - A few words about...™ The Golden Year: 5 Classics Films from 1939 -- in Blu-ray

What a great set! Everything that I've been hearing is that Warner Home Video is in a huge upward move toward higher quality, and more rational packages of films, when in boxed sets. This may be one of the final sets to emerge, the concept of which comes from the old, as well as new...

www.hometheaterforum.com

 

[Robert Crawford]

It was group reviewed as part of The Golden Year box set:

A Few Words About - A few words about...™ The Golden Year: 5 Classics Films from 1939 -- in Blu-ray

What a great set! Everything that I've been hearing is that Warner Home Video is in a huge upward move toward higher quality, and more rational packages of films, when in boxed sets. This may be one of the final sets to emerge, the concept of which comes from the old, as well as new...

www.hometheaterforum.com

Blu-ray Review - The Golden Year: 5 Classic Films from 1939 Blu-ray Review

The Golden Year: 5 Classic Films from 1939 Blu-ray Review1939 is often cited as the pinnacle of the Hollywood studio era due to the large number of enduring classic films released over the course of that single year. While one could argue that other years have had as many great movies, 1939...

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[titch]

You asking seven years after the release date? Come on, now!

Thanks for clearing that up! The reason for me asking, was the recent thread about asking members about their purchasing of films (physical media versus digital) for a magazine article. I had missed the fact that Ninotchka had been released on blu-ray in 2015 and this was subsequently one of the very few digital downloads I have ever purchased! I know that the blu-ray will equal, or be superior to the digital version, so I have just ordered it this week. It's an essential Ernst Lubitsch classic and I couldn't figure out why there seemed to be no interest in it here, where lots of members love classic movies.