TWILIGHT TIME MOVIES PRESS RELEASE: It's Twilight Time For Us! Our "Goodbye" & "Gratitude" Sale (1 Viewer)

[Ronald Epstein]

 

[Ronald Epstein]

These sale prices are exclusive to twilighttimemovies.com

Though the press release states the sale begins on 5/10, I am being told the sale prices will be active on the site later this afternoon

 

[Andrew Budgell]

I think we all saw the writing on the wall, but I can't help feel a twinge of sadness reading this. Thank you, Twilight Time. You made this classic movie lover very happy and enhanced my film library immeasurably.

 

[TravisR]

The "Gratitude" is all ours, Twilight Time. I have no doubt that many of those movies would have never made Blu-ray if not for their efforts.

 

[Angelo Colombus]

Very sad to see them go but have 19 great movies on my shelf to watch.

 

[Jake Lipson]

Well, this sucks. Like most of us here, I really appreciate their hard work and am extremely sad to see them go.

 

[dpippel]

The end of an era, for sure. Thanks SO much for all of your efforts Twilight Time, and for your love of film. The world will be all the poorer for it once you're gone.

 

[TheSteig]

I have several TT titles and they have never been the same after Nick's passing..
They will be missed !

 

[JoeDoakes]

Not unexpected, but I am sorry. I will be ordering in the sale.

 

[David Norman]

Anyway it appears to be a straight price change -- 4.95 now 3.95, 8.95 now 6.95, 14.95 now 11.95

I guess that pretty much kills SAE sales other than those 35-40 titles (and increasing) no longer at TTM

The 10/115 is either updating or they've changed the list again. I'm not sure what's up with it right now -- I'm now seeing 48 titles instead of 112 this morning but several that were excluded are now included. Maybe they are still updating the the New New Sale

EDIT: it appears they were still updating. ALL the 11.95 titles except Suddenly Last Summer are in the 10/115 sale. Makes no sense to leave that one title out for the extra 50 cents, but I suspect it will corrected sometime (or not just to be ornery)

 

[StarDestroyer52]

I was expecting this, but still sad. I grabbed three titles that I wanted: Don't Bother to Knock, Will Success Spoil Rock Hunter, and Bandolero.

 

[Bob Cashill]

Sad to hear, but a legacy of great discs.

 

[Patrick McCart]

I've been making use of the sales over the last few months. Sad to see the label go. I admire the "hands off" approach taken with most films - just use a high-quality encode of usually excellent studio-provided masters.

Just ordered my last batch:
Absolute Beginners
Anastasia
Julia
Peyton Place
The True Story of Jesse James
The Return of Frank James
Melvin and Howard

plus the ClassicFlix John Alton Noir set.

 

[Jake Lipson]

Anastasia

I got this during the sale in March, before it was extended. As usual, it's a really good disc

 

[bujaki]

Grab all the Fox titles while you can!

 

[David Norman]

Items flying off the site right now. I can't even get through updating my low volume list before I have to re-do it. Either all the TT fans hit at once or there's some speculators and maybe Overstock or Indie MovieStore buyers that are scarfing up item 5-10 units at a time - esp the $4/7 titles..


Updated 9pm ET MAY 10
Most Beautiful Woman - SOLD OUT completely

Since this morning -- all of these are now OOS at TTM
Seven Ups SOLD OUT AT TTM
Brutal Tales of Chivalry SOLD OUT AT TTM
Absolute Beginners SOLD OUT AT TTM
Cutters Way SOLD OUT AT TTM
Cowboy SOLD OUT AT TTM
Another Woman SOLD OUT AT TTM
Comes a Horseman SOLD OUT AT TTM
I Want to Live SOLD OUT AT TTM
Stone Killer SOLD OUT AT TTM
New Centurions SOLD OUT AT TTM
Gun Fury 3D SOLD OUT AT TTM
Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Sex* SOLD OUT AT TTM
The Valachi Papers SOLD OUT AT TTM
Alexander the Great SOLD OUT AT TTM
Eureka SOLD OUT AT TTM
Geronimo SOLD OUT AT TTM
From Noon Until Three SOLD OUT AT TTM
PEYTON PLACE (1957) SOLD OUT AT TTM



Low stock and some moving very fast
INTERIORS 10
PRETTY POISON (1968) 5
LAST HURRAH, THE (1958) 10
BORN FREE (1966) 10
A PRAYER FOR THE DYING (1987) 10
ALICE (1990) 35
HELL AND HIGH WATER (1954) 45
UNDERWORLD U.S.A. (1961) 45
GANG'S ALL HERE, THE (1943) 50
EYE OF THE NEEDLE (1981) 60
MEMBER OF THE WEDDING, THE (1952) 70
A MONTH IN THE COUNTRY (1987) 70
FROM THE TERRACE (1960) 80
STANLEY & IRIS (1990) 100

 

[Thomas T]

It was only a matter of time and we all knew this was coming. I've already purchased all the TT discs I wanted. But I join with others here in expressing a film lover's gratitude for the time and hard work in releasing these films. Some films I never thought would see the light of day on blu ray like The Rains Of Ranchipur, Lost Horizon (1973), No Down Payment, Adventures Of Hajji Baba, My Sister Eileen (1955), The Sound And The Fury, Antony And Cleopatra, The President's Lady, The Wayward Bus, Alamo Bay and so much more. Gracias, Twilight Time.

 

[David Norman]

Many I knew and never thought would hit Bluray, but honestly so many I'd never heard of much less seen and I thought I was a decent Film watcher before 2010. 90% of their choices I ended up liking so for a long time when they were doing 2-3/month I just blindly bought whatever they released every month or two without even checking and RARELY was disappointed. Once they got to the 5-6 film per month I had to stop that method, but ended buying their whole library anyway by the end of 2019.

I'd have saved a few hundred (or more) if I'd waited until now, but other than a few dollars I'm richer in the end and that's all the counts at the end of the line

 

[Sam Favate]

Sad to hear this. Thanks to the folks at Twilight Time!

 

[Paul Rossen]

An end to an era. I remember when TT announced new releases every 2 months. What great anticipation. Nick and Co loved what they were doing and it showed.