Twilight Time's Release Schedule

[larry47591]

Twilight time's Releases

2013

Aug. 13th

BODY DOUBLE (1984) BLU-RAY - Aug 13th
SEXY BEAST (2000) BLU-RAY - Aug 13th
THE DISAPPEARANCE (1977) BLU-RAY - Aug 13th

July 9th

SLEEPLESS IN SEATTLE (1993) BLU-RAY - July 9th
LOVE IS A MANY-SPLENDORED THING (1955) BLU-RAY - July 9th


June 11th

HARD TIMES BLU-RAY (1975) - June 11th
THE DRIVER BLU-RAY (1978) - June 11th
THE ONLY GAME IN TOWN BLU-RAY (1970) - June 11th

May 14th

PHILADELPHIA BLU-RAY (1993) - May 14th
LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN BLU-RAY (1945) - May 14th

April 9th

MAJOR DUNDEE BLU-RAY (2-disc set) (1965) - April 9th
AT LONG LAST LOVE BLU-RAY (1975) - April 9th (NOTE: Not on the TT label, but exclusively handled by TT for Twentieth Century Fox)


Previous releases:
The Fury Blu-ray (1978)
The Song Of Bernadette Blu-ray (1943)
Pony Soldier Blu-ray (1952)
In Like Flint Blu-ray (1967)
Nicholas And Alexandra Blu-ray (1971)
Our Man Flint Blu-ray (1966)
Experiment in Terror Blu-ray (1962)
Beloved Infidel Blu-ray (1959)
The Blue Lagoon Blu-ray (1980)
Lost Horizon Blu-ray (1973)
The Rains of Ranchipur Blu-ray (1955)
Bonjour Tristesse Blu-ray (1958)
Enemy Mine (1985) Blu-ray
The Sound and the Fury Blu-ray (1959)
Steel Magnolias Blu-ray (1989)
Bye Bye Birdie Blu-ray (1963)
High Time Blu-ray (1960)
Rapture Blu-ray (1965)
The Roots of Heaven Blu-ray (1958)
Picnic Blu-ray (1955)
Swamp Water Blu-ray (1941)
Pal Joey Blu-ray (1957)
Demetrius and the Gladiators Blu-ray (1954)
Bite the Bullet Blu-ray (1975)
Désirée Blu-ray (1954)
Bell, Book, and Candle Blu-ray (1958)
The Big Heat Blu-ray (1953)
The Wayward Bus Blu-ray (1957)
As Good as It Gets Blu-ray (1997)
Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines Blu-ray (1965)
Cover Girl Blu-ray (1944)


Fright Night Blu-ray (1985) SOLD OUT
Mysterious Island Blu-ray (1961) SOLD OUT
Journey to the Center of the Earth Blu-ray (1959) SOLD OUT
Night of the Living Dead Blu-ray (1990) SOLD OUT
Christine Blu-ray (1983) SOLD OUT
The Egyptian Blu-ray (1954) SOLD OUT


All titles strictly limited to 3,000 copies.

Available exclusively through Screen Archives Entertainment.

They told me on Facebook that they will release 12-20 titles a year.

[Seymour]

So far, Fright Night is the only must have for me. Hopefully, they'll be releasing some other stuff from the '80s or newer.

[Edword]

Can't wait for Mysterious Island and Fright Night

[madmojo]

They've only announced a few titles but I see 2 (Fright Night and Mysterious Island) that I will get, and 1 (Roots of Heaven) more possible already. I'm interested to see what's coming after these, as I'm a big Harryhausen fan.

[PowellPressburger]

PICNIC will be a nice release, I know many have a hard time just tracking down the DVD edition that contains the WS version. SONY ended up releasing a pan/scan only DVD version which seems to be the most available version out there.

[Brad1963]

Originally Posted by PowellPressburger

PICNIC will be a nice release, I know many have a hard time just tracking down the DVD edition that contains the WS version. SONY ended up releasing a pan/scan only DVD version which seems to be the most available version out there.

There is a Anamorphic transfer in the Kim Novak set. But I am with you that a Blu ray release will look great.

[RodneyOz]

Nice to be able to add a non-genre film (Picnic) to my already existing plans to grab Mysterious Island and Fright Night Picnic has been one of my most desired 'catalogue' titles to get a HD release.

[sailor53]

I will definitely be buying Fright Night, Rapture, and Picnic when they are released. I wish they or Columbia themselves would release Autumn Leaves (1956) on Bluray.

[jaaguir]

I'll get Mysterious island and Fright night, which we already knew about.

Nice to get this peek at Twilight's schedule. So they've finally started mixing up the Fox and Columbia movies (Rapture and The roots of heaven are Fox titles). But very unfortunately, not ones I'm interested in (neither is Picnic). So I'll wait for February...

[obscurelabel]

Wow, Rapture is a title that I've wanted for a long time, never released on DVD as far as I know, so I'll be getting this one, $$ be damned. Is this their first B&W release?

[jaaguir]

Originally Posted by obscurelabel

Wow, Rapture is a title that I've wanted for a long time, never released on DVD as far as I know, so I'll be getting this one, $$ be damned. Is this their first B&W release?

On blu-ray yes, it's their first B&W release (but not on dvd).

[Banned User]

**EDIT** The First Nudie Musical is not a Twilight release. It appeared to be because it was listed on there site as a new twilight preorder.

[toddly6666]

Originally Posted by Banned User

You need to add "The First Nudie Musical" to that list. Its up for PreOrder with a Nov 5th release date.

http://www.screenarchives.com/title_detail.cfm?ID=16476


Strange it is not listed on their 'official list' and no word about it on their websites news section.

And that seems to be the one to get! I pre-ordered this one. It looks pretty funny with catchy songs.

[bboisvert]

Here's some quick clips and stuff for anyone interested in these...

"Mysterious Island" (1961) Trailer - YouTube

The Roots of Heaven - YouTube

Fright Night (1985) Trailer - YouTube

PICNIC (1955) original TRAILER - YouTube

GEORGES DELERUE - RAPTURE - YouTube

The First Nudie Musical (review) - YouTube

[whitesheik]

Originally Posted by Banned User

You need to add "The First Nudie Musical" to that list. Its up for PreOrder with a Nov 5th release date.

http://www.screenarchives.com/title_detail.cfm?ID=16476


Strange it is not listed on their 'official list' and no word about it on their websites news section.

To be clear, Nudie is not a Twilight Time release, although it has a Twilight Time connection in Nick Redman, who directed the retrospective documentary included on the Blu-ray - he also participates in the commentary tracks. The Blu is being released on the Kritzerland label (a CD label - this is its first but not last Blu) http://www.kritzerland.com

And for those interested the first 100 copies ordered directly from Kritzerland will be signed by Cindy Williams and Bruce Kimmel.

[Mykol Gantt]

TT's FB page says that Mysterious Island will go on pre-order October 10th.

[Edword]

Originally Posted by Mykol Gantt

TT's FB page says that Mysterious Island will go on pre-order October 10th.

It does? I didn't see anything about it on there. I wonder if I have the right FB...it's the Screen Archives FB right?

NVM found it!

[HyperRealist]

[TJS_Blu]

Over at the bits, in Barrie Maxwell's column, there's an interesting paragraph about Twilight Time's future plans for hi-def...note not only the title but the terms (if you didn't already know)...

Twilight Time has Inferno (1953, Robert Ryan) in its plans for an eventual release. There's no date set as yet, however. More concrete Twilight Time news, however, comes in the form of the announcement that the specialty label has struck a deal with Sony Pictures Home Entertainment to license and release classic films from the Sony-owned Columbia Pictures library in high-definition Blu-ray editions. In line with Twilight Time's innovative limited series concept, just 3000 units of each title will be produced, aimed at the collector/classic film aficionado market, and available exclusively online through http://www.screenarchives.com, the largest U.S. independent distributor of specialty soundtracks. The November 8th Blu-ray debut of director Cy Enfield's and special effects master Ray Harryhausen's 1961 science fiction/fantasy classic, Mysterious Island, will be followed by a new release on the first Tuesday of each month. Some of the other titles planned for the near future (through the early part of 2012) are Picnic, Bell Book and Candle, Pal Joey, Bite the Bullet, Major Dundee, and The Big Heat. Meanwhile, in the label's regular series of Fox DVD releases on the second Tuesday of the month, My Cousin Rachel (1952, Olivia De Havilland) was released on September 13th and Stagecoach (1966, Bing Crosby) is planned for October 11th. In the pipeline also are The Left Hand of God (1955, Humphrey Bogart) and Rapture (1965, Dean Stockwell).

Getting ready to pay 35 bucks for The Big Heat...ouch.

[arcadeforest]

Nice, Mysterious Island for me and possibly a few others. Very happy with The Egyption release a few months back so I'm looking forward to this.