Update: Universal Changing Pricing on DVD Releases including Westerns coming May 6th!? (1 Viewer)

[James L White]

Cloak & Dagger was recently listed in the big Digital Bits title announcement. I don't know why it didn't get any more play around here.

that's the version from 1946, I'm talking about the movie from 1984 with Henry Thomas in it

 

[Greg_S_H]

that's the version from 1946, I'm talking about the movie from 1984 with Henry Thomas in it

So was I. Since it didn't give the date, I was just assuming it was the '84 flick. :frowning: Guess the "and" instead of the ampersand was a dead giveaway.

 

[Jonathan.e]

Still no mention of the commentary track on Winchester 73 :frowning:

I’ll be keeping hold of the LD on this one I reckon.

 

[Jeff_HR]

Some specs for "Coal Miner's Daughter":

Anamorphic Widescreen (1.85:1)
English, French and Spanish Dolby Digital 2.0 Mono tracks
English Captions, French and Spanish Subtitles
Feature Commentary with Sissy Spacek & Director Michael Apted
Tommy Lee Jones Remembers Coal Minerís Daughter
An Exclusive Interview with Loretta Lynn and Director Michael Apted
President George Bush Sr. Salutes AFI and Coal Minerís Daughter

 

[Jonathan.e]

Check out DDD’s listing:

http://www.deepdiscountdvd.com/dvd.cfm?itemid=MCA020330

 

[Jeff_HR]

Let's hope the Jimmy Stewart commentary track from the WInchester '73 LD is included

I checked out the back of the keepcase of this DVD this afternoon. NO Commentary was indicated anywhere that I could see. One of the special features indicated was an interview with Stewart.

 

[Robert Crawford]

The following is a quote from Ron Epstein's review of "Winchester 73".

 

[John Hodson]

Ron's review of Winchester 73 would normally mean it's a film I would pass on (I was extremely disappointed with the transfer of The Shop Around The Corner, and the less said about The Quiet Man the better). But the James Stewart interview/commentary means that even as I type, the disk is making its way across the Atlantic.

Looking forward to it.

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So many films, so little time...

 

[Jeff_HR]

I had expected to click on Interview with
James Stewart to see some sort of early
videotaped segment featuring the actor. Instead,
the film simply began playing and I found myself
listening to what appeared to be a running
commentary interview with the actor that must
have been done prior to his death in 1997.

It would have been nice if this was made more readily apparent. The cover art info is misleading IMHO.

 

[Robert Crawford]

Well, at least the interview with Stewart is present on the dvd. I enjoyed listening to it this afternoon while watching the dvd again.




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