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Oct 2011
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Excellent news coming from BFI.Two Tati's are coming on October 22nd!
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Was getting worried that BFI Tati discs were going out of print since Studio Canal grabbed all the rights. This is good news then.
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Blu-ray Samurai
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Just bought Mon Oncle on DVD.
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I've never got into his other work. Just Mr. Hulot's Holiday.
My folks have the DVDs so I'll probably give those another look before deciding on whether to dip into my wallet.
Elliot: He's a man from outer space and we're taking him to his spaceship.
Greg: Well, can't he just beam up? Elliot: This is *reality*, Greg. |
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Special Member
Oct 2009
London, UK
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I only recently saw Mr Hulot's holiday for the first time. Thought it was good, if a little overrated, but it may get better with repeat viewings. I also have Playtime but haven't watched it yet. So basically I am undecided about getting these 2 new releases from bfi, but good on them for releasing them anyway.
My Blu-ray wish list: Roman Holiday, Cinema Paradiso (Director's cut), Before Sunrise/Sunset, Punch-drunk love, Remains of the day, The Straight story, Wallace & Gromit: The curse of the were-rabbit, The Abyss, Anatomy of a murder, Team America: World Police, The Odd Couple, The Man who wasn't there, Gods and Monsters, Judgement at Nuremberg
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Such good news! I'm really pleased about this!
Like others here I was concerned that Studio Canal nabbing the distribution rights to the Tatis would mean no more from the BFI, but I guess they're getting these out just before its too late. Of course I could just have got the Studio Canal editions whenever they appear but I was very pleased with the two previous BFI Tati releases and expect these will be of the same high standard (plus the BFI spines will mean my shelves stay as neat as possible!) |
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Expert Member
Jun 2011
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Really can't see StudioCanal putting these out very soon after the BFI release. Sales would surely be pretty poor. They'll probably limit them to European mainland countries for a while, if at all.
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Blu-ray Guru
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StudioCanal recently acquired the Tati catalog. Michael Brooke said on criterionforum that this may be the reason why many of the BFI's titles have been delayed - so they can concentrate on getting the Tati's out so they have a longer period from which they can profit from before their contract expires.
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Junior Member
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Exciting news! I've pre-ordered both.
'Mon Oncle' is my favourite Tati movie, or at least up there with 'Hulot'. And I'm pleased to see that the original-release black-and-white version of 'Jour de Fete' is on the Blu ray disc alongside the restored Thomson Colour version. The colour movie is very appealing with its delicate, faded washes, but because of the editing process and scenes chosen for addition or deletion, I still prefer the old B & W version.. my French DVD with the colour version does of course lack subtitles, but you hardly need subtitles for Tati ... nor do you really need English versions of the movies, which he prepared for Mon Oncle and Hulot's Holiday. I saw Mon Oncle here in Melbourne Australia on its first cinema release many years ago, and then at Southbank during a BFI season when I was a BFI member for several years in London .. I guess that probably means I saw it first in the 'English' version, and then perhaps the French version at the BFI, and French again on the Criterion DVD. Bloody good movie whichever version! This should be quite a Blu ray projection cinema weekend when this Amazon.co.uk parcel arrives. Not just Tati, but also the Blu ray of two other favourite French movies, the Pagnol memoirs La Gloire de Mon Père & Le Château de Ma Mère. Absolute francophile bliss....... Anthony in Woodend, Vic, Australia |
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Just ordered these. Bought Playtime the other day. Great film
Elliot: He's a man from outer space and we're taking him to his spaceship.
Greg: Well, can't he just beam up? Elliot: This is *reality*, Greg. |
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I was up there at lunchtime. Would have popped in if I'd known.
Elliot: He's a man from outer space and we're taking him to his spaceship.
Greg: Well, can't he just beam up? Elliot: This is *reality*, Greg. |
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