Time after Time with Malcom McDowell (1 Viewer)

[Mikel_Cooperman]

You remember him as the guy from A Clockwork Orange and the guy who killed Kirk but this was a winner of a movie with him, David Warner and Mary Steenburgen about HG Wells traveling to Future day San Francisco.
I believe its Warner Brothers who relased this.
A commentary would be nice too.
Please!

 

[Trace Downing]

He was also Caligula as well as the "NEW" Mr. Roarke in the bad Fantasy Island remake (as if the old one is a shakespearian classic)

Dang, we must have the same taste in movies, because I love this film too. Good suspense, fish-out-of-water humor, biographically accurate, to the point that they knew H.G. enough...not that he made a time machine. Another advantage...it was filmed in San Francisco!
Isn't it funny, that most films made in Toronto suck, and most made in San Francisco are cool?

I found a link to another Warner beg thread that had quite a few people interested in it, enjoy...
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/uub/...ML/003261.html
[Edited last by Trace Downing on August 16, 2001 at 06:09 AM]

 

[Kevin McCorry]

1) It's science fiction.
2) It's a 1970s film.
3) It belongs to Warner Brothers.
CONCLUSION: We'll never see it on DVD.

 

[Trace Downing]

In his best Chandler Bing voice:
"Oh' can we be any more bitter?"

 

[Chuck L]

I too would love to get this one!

 

[PhilipG]

NOTE TO WARNER: This is NOT a FAMILY FILM. Automatic anamorphic widescreen transfer then, please.

 

[Ken_McAlinden]

Image released the other Nicholas Meyer blending of classic fictional characters with reality, The Seven Percent Solution, in a "near VHS quality" 4:3 transfer. Yuck!(BTW, I know Meyer did not direct this particular film, but he wrote the novel and adapted it for the screenplay)
Regards,
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Ken McAlinden
Livonia, MI USA

 

[Peter Mazur]

I have been waiting for this title as well. Please release it soon.
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[Steve Christou]

Oh yeah, I would buy this in a nanosecond, a superb time travel flick, nice acting, clever story 'HG Wells vs Jack the Ripper' and a sumptuous score by Miklos Rozsa is the icing on the cake.
A 1979 SF classic.
This movie was released in Panavision and Dolby Stereo.

 

[Scott Weinberg]

I'd definitely buy this one. Very cool sci-fi!
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[george kaplan]

I have this LD and love it. Will buy the dvd if it ever comes out (and of course, only if it's OAR).
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[Joseph DeMartino]

Yes! We need this movie on DVD - provided that it is a decent edition, meaning anamorphic OAR and some good extras you know, the way Warner Bros. used to releas movies. I have no interest in a modern-day Warner Bros. "It's a piece of junk but it's the best we're going to give you" version.
Regards,
Joe
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[Rob Willey]

I'd buy this one too. Mary Steenburgen's best role to date and it shows off Malcolm MacDowell's range very well.
Rob
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"That suits me down to the ground."

 

[David Lambert]

I'd love a release of this title as well.
However, I'm not sure that right now is the best time for the HTF to be asking any favors of WB!

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DAVE/Memphis
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