Rolling Thunder 4K UHD (1977) Shout! Factory

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Shout! Factory will be releasing a 4K upgrade of their release of Rolling Thunder (1977) in April! It will be part of the Shout Select line. More details will be posted as they come in.

Rolling Thunder 4K Blu-ray

Rolling Thunder 4K Blu-ray

https://shoutfactory.com/collections...ling-thunder-1

Bonus Features for UHD/Blu-ray

DISC ONE (4K UHD):

• NEW 4K Transfer From The 35mm Original Camera Negative
• In Dolby Vision (HDR-10 Compatible)
• Audio: English DTS-HD Master Audio Mono
• NEW Audio Commentary With Screenwriter/Novelist Heywood Gould And Author/Film Historian C. Courtney Joyner
• NEW Audio Commentary With Filmmakers Jackson Stewart And Francis Galluppi

DISC TWO (BLU-RAY)

• NEW 4K Transfer From The 35mm Original Camera Negative
• Audio: English DTS-HD Master Audio Mono
• NEW Audio Commentary With Screenwriter/Novelist Heywood Gould And Author/Film Historian C. Courtney Joyner
• NEW Audio Commentary With Filmmakers Jackson Stewart And Francis Galluppi
• NEW "Lean And Mean: The Early Films Of John Flynn" – An Interview With Author/Film Historian C. Courtney Joyner
• NEW "Coming Home To War: Scoring Rolling Thunder" – An Interview With Composer Barry De Vorzon
• “The Making Of Rolling Thunder” – Featuring Interviews With Actors William Devane And Tommy Lee Jones And Writers Paul Schrader And Heywood Gould
• Trailers From Hell – Filmmaker Eli Roth On Rolling Thunder
• Theatrical Trailer
• TV Spot
• Radio Spots
• Still Gallery

Description
When Major Charles Rane (William Devane, Marathon Man, The Dark Knight Rises) returns home to San Antonio, Texas, he is given a hero’s welcome. He and his friend John Vohden (Tommy Lee Jones, The Fugitive) had endured eight years of physical and mental torture in a POW camp.

The adjustment to his old life isn’t going to be easy. His wife, Janet, has fallen in love with another man, and his son doesn’t remember him.

The publicity he receives as a returning hero and the cash he’s been awarded has attracted the attention of a group of hoodlums. When the group kills Rane’s wife and son and leaves him for dead, he and Vohden team up to hunt them down.

Directed by John Flynn (The Outfit, Lock Up) and written by Paul Schrader (Taxi Driver) and Heywood Gould (Fort Apache, The Bronx), Rolling Thunder is one of Quentin Tarantino’s favorite films. He named his home video company, Rolling Thunder Pictures after the film.