On TCM this month.......I really wish PEPE would become available in the US blu ray or streaming. It is one of my holy grail films.
Pepe, pronounced PEEPEE.'Entertainment for the whole family without violence or a dirty word.'
What dirty words were they using on screen in 1960?
When stealing from a quality source, anything is possible. It’s data.RYANS DAUGHTER from Spain is superb.
No, pronounced Pep-Pay.Pepe, pronounced PEEPEE.
But only the full-length roadshow version.I hope Sony will release PEPE on blu ray or have it available for purchase streaming.
I agree but I think the scenes of the the uncut version are not on a PQ level that would make this possible.But only the full-length roadshow version.
That should be the only way.But only the full-length roadshow version.
As I recall, they have the stuff that was cut.I agree but I think the scenes of the the uncut version are not on a PQ level that would make this possible.
I think the same situation exists with the uncut version of THE VICTORS.
I’m in Madrid now and the vast range of classics on Blu-ray which don’t appear to be legitimate (practically all of them) is incredible. Many Warner Bros titles are there which have been released on Warner Archive and none of them have a WB logo. Some titles have studio logos, such as Universal for Freud but a comment on Amazon says the quality is more like DVD or even VHS. Why this situation has developed in Spain - to the extent that it seems studios don’t bother releasing discs themselves - is a mystery.I don't desire to damn the entire nation of Spain in terms of home media, but they do little to reign in illegal activities.
My stance is simple.
If a product is from Spain, I presume it to be a bootleg.
If that product is a "Blu-ray," I presume that it's a DVD level master in a Blu-ray bucket.
If a proper copyright notice isn't attached, that's a pretty good yardstick of propriety.