I never cared for Funny Face so I prefer Gunfight at the O.K. Corral.
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Originally Posted by MattH.
Funny Face should be numero uno for a Blu-ray transfer. The last DVD release (which I reviewed) looked really spectacular, and the colors are so vivid and the entire production design of the film is so striking and unusual that it clearly would benefit from a high definition treatment. Of the Hepburn films, of course, Breakfast at Tiffany's seems to get much more attention, but that last DVD release (which I also reviewed) had some problems which I hope Paramount will address for the Blu-ray release. I believe I read somewhere that Tiffany's is coming out this fall on Blu-ray.
Good--I'm glad there are more fans of these old posters out there...Originally Posted by MattH.
I love seeing the old posters, too, Ben. Keep 'em coming!
JoHud: If you've seen the Keaton story, let us know what you think of it...Originally Posted by JoHud
Well, Funny Face preceded Breakfast at Tiffany's as a Centennial Collection release. Then again, anything released in that line has a very high likelihood of being released on Blu-ray.
Surprised that The Buster Keaton Story wasn't put on DVD, simply due to Keaton's general renown and name recognition, even if he was hardly involved in the production.
Originally Posted by benbess
Cinescott: If you like Westerns, I think you'll like this one. Please give us a report when you've seen it. It was one of the very first blu-rays I got, and it made a believer out of me. I didn't know until I watched it and started reading about it that the scenery in it had an influence on Lawrence of Arabia.
Great thinking man's western with some solid acting by both Palance and Perkins. Paramount released a widescreen-anamorphic DVD in 2003 which is out of print but can be obtained through Amazon private sellers.Originally Posted by benbess
This looks interesting to me. A Western with Jack Palance and Anthony Perkins....Has anyone out there seen this one?
ahollis: Thanks for the report. I'd like to see this one someday.Originally Posted by ahollis
Great thinking man's western with some solid acting by both Palance and Perkins. Paramount released a widescreen-anamorphic DVD in 2003 which is out of print but can be obtained through Amazon private sellers.