Paramount's September DVDs announced (1 Viewer)

[Scott D S]

Not to nitpick but is Paramount's new standard policy not to include trailers on catalog titles period?

 

[oscar_merkx]

To David Lambert

don't tease us with that criptic remark

Would Shogun be out by Christmas then

 

[Walter Kittel]

Well, it seems reasonable that Paramount could take advantage of the marketing / awareness of The Last Samurai to market Shogun.

- Walter.

 

[James L White]

Not to nitpick but is Paramount's new standard policy not to include trailers on catalog titles period?

It sure looks that way, but it's nothing new.

 

[Scott_J]

Oscar, September for Shogun, according to DVDFile.

 

[oscar_merkx]

Absolutely fantastic news

 

[Rhett_Y]

Jekyll and Hyde...Together Again

I freaking love that movie......"high george.......by george"......roflmao..............I can't wait for this one.....what a freaking riot of a movie...........

R~

 

[Mike Sutton]

I was hoping that "The Homecoming" might have been Peter Hall's excellent film from 1973 of Harold Pinter's play. I haven't seen it for a few years and I'd love to see it again. One of the Ely Landau films of successful plays of the late 60s/early 70s. I'd like to see the film of "Butley" too - Alan Bates on storming good form in that one.

 

[Mike Sutton]

As for the titles I'd like to see released, two spring to mind.

Firstly, the deliriously entertaining "Prime Cut" as mentioned elsewhere.

Secondly, the Robert Aldrich cop movie "Hustle", a film which seems to be virtually unseen nowadays. Not only is it quintessential Aldrich - cynical yet romantic, tough yet compassionate - it's got Burt Reynolds at his very best, the gorgeous Catherine Deneuve and a supporting cast to die for.