Bernardo Bertolucci's La Luna from Kino Studio Classics December 6, 2016

[EPlay]

Fantastic News! Has been in my most wanted Top 5 for decades! (Imported the Italian DVD many years ago in the interim.)

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Coming December 6th! First Time on DVD and Blu-ray!
Luna (1979) with optional English Subtitles
• New on-Camera Interview with Director Bernardo Bertolucci (42 Minutes)
• New on-Camera Interview with Star Matthew Barry
• New Audio Commentary by Filmmaker/Writer Howard S. Berger and Mondo Digital's Nathaniel Thompson
• New Audio Commentary by Star Matthew Barry with Filmmaker Elijah Drenner
• Original Theatrical Trailer

[oliver_67]

Yes! Watched this on the big screen twice. Not among his best films but I was strangely hooked to the cinema.

[jaffef]

I got to watch the Kino blu-ray last night. I've never seen any other presentations of the film, but the HD picture was really beautiful. Kudos to Kino (or Fox?) on that.
A very weird film. I'm not sure why Bertolucci thought it really needed to have a 2h22 run time, but it definitely had some really fun silly moments and it was great to see 2 actors from Dario Argento's Inferno pop up in the movie.

[Ray Jackson]

I'm sorry, but I can't watch this movie on general principle.

...the mayonnaise scene is too disturbing.

[anthonyls]

Originally Posted by Ray Jackson

I'm sorry, but I can't watch this movie on general principle.

...the mayonnaise scene is too disturbing.

Hmmmm, sounds like you've watched it

I haven't seen this film, but I'm interested in it. It does center around a touchy matter (incest?), but I did enjoy Lou Malle's film "MURMUR OF THE HEART"... even though it left me a bit disturbed. My problem with Bertolucci is that he tends to draw out his scenes out too much. I keep yelling at the screen, "cut, edit... already."

[tallrichard]

Originally Posted by Ray Jackson

I'm sorry, but I can't watch this movie on general principle.

...the mayonnaise scene is too disturbing.

Prefer butter?

[chas speed]

Originally Posted by Ray Jackson

I'm sorry, but I can't watch this movie on general principle.

...the mayonnaise scene is too disturbing.

I have seen the film many times and have no idea what scene you are talking about.

[easydreamer]

Originally Posted by chas speed

I have seen the film many times and have no idea what scene you are talking about.

You ought to follow the Last Tango in Paris thread to understand the joke here