Pre-Order The President's Analyst (1967) (Blu-ray) Available for Preorder (1 Viewer)

[Ronald Epstein]

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[Angelo Colombus]

Have the Blu-ray and did an a/b comparison to the Imprint release and this new Kino disc has brighter colors and more picture info on the sides and a sharper image. Great film and will keep both of them on my shelf.

 

[Alan Tully]

Thanks, that's the first comment I've read on this release, reviews are a bit slow coming in for some reason. It's a great (very) sixties satire, starring the super cool James Coburn. It's a shame that none of these many Paramount remasters are being released in Europe, just region A in the US from Kino. I'm hoping that Paramount signs a licensing deal with a European company soon. I have a multi-region player, so I'll be ordering this today.

 

[lark144]

Thanks, that's the first comment I've read on this release, reviews are a bit slow coming in for some reason. It's a great (very) sixties satire, starring the super cool James Coburn. It's a shame that none of these many Paramount remasters are being released in Europe, just region A in the US from Kino. I'm hoping that Paramount signs a licensing deal with a European company soon. I have a multi-region player, so I'll be ordering this today.

I loved it when it came out. Haven't seen it since, but I'll be picking this up as well. I saw it second run at the Bleecker Street Cinema on a double bill with Breathless, and got a huge kick during that scene in the film when Coburn is being chased in the West Village and runs past the Bleecker Street Cinema and Breathless is on the marquee. Yes, a very 60's satire about things that mostly no longer exist--like clothing pushcarts on 7th Avenue--which I feel great nostalgia towards.