In & Out (1997) 4K UHD

[sonicyogurt]

Just announced by KL Studio Classics!

[Chaz05]

Waited all those years for a BD and the 4K comes out two years later, lol. It will be mine!

[balthazar_bee]

[HuggyBear73]

Originally Posted by balthazar_bee

Exactly, my friend.

[dallywhitty]

Originally Posted by balthazar_bee

[Show spoiler]

Ummmmmmm, I think Kino know the market better than you do???

[maverick22]

Funny, I just watched this over Thanksgiving for the first time.

My parents love this! I thought it was pretty good as well.

[bebbsie23]

I hope Kino or literally anyone except Paramount do their own master/encode for this. I'm so tired of the Paramount lottery

[PowellPressburger]

I recall not liking it much, it came across as a gay themed film to make straight people feel comfortable, and thus it felt false.

[dressedtokill]

Why?

[El Sleezo]

Originally Posted by dressedtokill

Why?

They said Paramount had already done a HDR grade, offsetting costs enough to do a UHD

[StingingVelvet]

I remember going to see this movie as a 17 year old because I loved Kline in A Fish Called Wanda and Fierce Creatures, then being like "WTF is this?" lol. I'm sure I'd like it more today at 43, but not as a semi-blind buy.

[dylrichard02]

Originally Posted by bebbsie23

I hope Kino or literally anyone except Paramount do their own master/encode for this. I'm so tired of the Paramount lottery

Originally Posted by Kino Lorber Insider

In & Out is another one of the titles we would've never looked to release on 4K, but since the HDR Dolby vision master was already done and we've found ways to release 4K titles for a bit cheaper, we decided to release this charming comedy.

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[drb999]

Damn, I was hoping this was about the burger joint.

[bebbsie23]

Originally Posted by dylrichard02

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You could have let me hope for just a little bit longer The lottery it is

[gkolb]

Originally Posted by balthazar_bee

I’ll say it. It’s Mean Girls month.
That’s so Fletch!

[THF90]

Saw this in the theater when I was 19 and quite liked it!

Will be picking this up during a sale.

[Rizor]

Ha! Guess I'll have to buy this!

Rented this from Blockbuster when I was like 10, made a copy of it and watched the shit out of it. I thought it was hilarious. I worry it might not hold up, but what can you do.

[meremortal]

From what I recall, I think it was a bit better on second viewing. Both Kline and Selleck are great. Had this one on LD which is kinda funny considering it's one of those rare movies that features an LD reference. Now I kinda wonder if KL will get access to more of the previous Paramount blus; many of them use very dated masters.

[Markgway]

I thought this was a strange comedy (admittedly haven't seen it since 1997).

Everyone convinces a male teacher about to marry a woman that he's really gay because he likes "gay things".

And then he agrees despite hitherto showing no signs of attraction to men.

I didn't get it.

[Losey]

Saw it in theatre at the time; just turned 19. Kevin Kline and Tom Selleck sharing a long, funny and sweet kiss in a star-studded Hollywood movie: it warmed my heart, made me smile, gave me hope. Remember, only a few years earlier, Tom Hanks and Antonio Banderas didn’t even share a quick kiss in Philadelphia despite playing longtime loving partners. In & Out was important also because it was nice, for once, to have a main gay character who’s not dying, who’s not tragic (independant cinema at the time, even with great films, knew nothing else). Again, the breeziness of Paul Rudnick’s screenplay was welcome. Also, I was out at the time, but I’m sure many guys could relate to a main character who’s both in the closet and in denial. My only real problem with the film is its somewhat uneven pacing. I will certainly buy.