Long Day’s Journey Into Night 3D Blu-ray (2018) [Region Locked]

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Long Day's Journey Into Night 3D Blu-ray - REGION B LOCKED

Long Day's Journey Into Night FRENCH 3D Blu-ray - REGION B LOCKED

Please note that the French release is NOT English-friendly in any way (no English audio or subtitles) but there are no issues with it otherwise.

http://variety.com/2018/film/asia/lo...-2-1202811794/

http://www.indiewire.com/2018/05/lon...ke-1201965157/

Some very intriguing descriptive passages from quite a rave review by Indiewire:

Originally Posted by Indiewire

‘Long Day’s Journey Into Night’ Review: 3D Movie With 55-Minute Long Take is the Revelation of This Year’s Cannes Film Festival
The director of "Kaili Blues" returns with a remarkable new kind of filmmaking experience.

First things first: Bi Gan’s “Long Day’s Journey Into Night” has nothing to do with the Eugene O’Neil play of the same title, but that’s not the only misdirection in play. The Chinese director’s sophomore effort is a fascinating application of filmmaking innovation toward expressionistic ends. Bi’s lyrical neo-noir begins with the poetic tale of a man returning to his hometown and searching for a long-lost love, then finds him putting his 3D glasses on at a movie theater — a cue for the audience to follow suit, as the movie launches into a staggering 55-minute long take shot entirely in 3D.

That gimmick might sound neat on paper, but it reaches a new level of cinematic intrigue as an immersive experience, unfolding within a surreal context that combines technical wizardry with high art. The unexpected love child of Wong Kar-wai and Andrei Tarkovsky, “Long Day’s Journey Into Night” transforms from a lush, slow-burn pastiche to an audacious filmmaking gamble while maintaining the pictorial sophistication of its earlier section. It’s both languorous and eye-popping at once.

For the first hour, viewers may feel silly holding onto glasses that they have no reason to wear; by the end, they’ll want to keep them on for good.

Grade: A