A Ghost Story (2017)

[Akijama]

Synopsis: Academy Award winner Casey Affleck and Rooney Mara star as a young couple who -- after being separated by loss -- discover an eternal connection and a love that is infinite.

Special Features:
Audio Commentary with Director David Lowery, Cinematographer Andrew Droz Palermo, Production Designer Jade Healy, and Composer Daniel Hart
"A Ghost Story and the Inevitable Passing of Time" Featurette
"A Composer's Story" Featurette
Deleted Scene

A GHOST STORY - Find it on Blu-ray and DVD 10/3! - YouTube

[Britnasty]

Hasn't even gone wide theatrically and we already have a Bluray trailer

[javy]

Awesome! Can't wait to watch this. I love the cover art. Now we need a Woodshock announcement.

[halloween5309]

is this horror?

[javy]

Originally Posted by halloween5309

is this horror?

No. It's experimental arthouse drama.

[Chaotic]

Great cover.

[MifuneFan]

I much prefer the original movie poster, where the imagery is b&w. I also dying care for the quote front and center under the title.

[Leonidas King]

*Proceeds to wait for the home video release now*

[willtopower]

Best film of the year so far for me. Best to know as little as possible before watching. I will only say: have some patience.

[InuYashaCrusade]

I couldn't be any more excited to buy this. I wanted to see it in theaters but it never came anywhere near me despite my local theater having a poster up for it.

[Bates_Motel]

Originally Posted by Britnasty

Hasn't even gone wide theatrically and we already have a Bluray trailer

Who says it'll get any wider of a release? It's been out 17 days and made $470,000. Home media is its best bet for profit, because although people whine and complain about wanting original films, they don't go see them when they do arrive. Granted, it's hard for any film to make a huge profit on a 43-screen release, but you'd still think in major markets it would've made more than that, when all you read about is people wanting original films over more "reboots". Yet it's the reboots that make money.

[Snicket]

Originally Posted by Bates_Motel

Who says it'll get any wider of a release? It's been out 17 days and made $470,000. Home media is its best bet for profit, because although people whine and complain about wanting original films, they don't go see them when they do arrive. Granted, it's hard for any film to make a huge profit on a 43-screen release, but you'd still think in major markets it would've made more than that, when all you read about is people wanting original films over more "reboots". Yet it's the reboots that make money.

It expands next weekend. Also I'm sure it will make money as it cost almost nothing to produce.

Also I'm happy with that cover art. They could have screwed it up like It Comes At Night, happy with this

[javi92]

Been waiting to see this since the first reports out of Sundance. Hopefully, it'll play near me if it goes wider. Otherwise, Day 1 on the blu.

[Anthos]

Originally Posted by InuYashaCrusade

I couldn't be any more excited to buy this. I wanted to see it in theaters but it never came anywhere near me despite my local theater having a poster up for it.

Same here. The nearest theater showing this was about an hour away in the city, the very unsafe area to boot.

[Snicket]

If I indie films like this are not playing in your area you can actually contact your theater and ask them to screen something. I didn't think this was a viable thing to do but the creators of The Big Sick had a great twitter thread about the process and it does work, albeit not always.

[Anthos]

Turns out one of my local classic theaters is going to start screening this shortly, I'm definitely catching one of those shows!

[Leonidas King]

Originally Posted by Anthos

Turns out one of my local classic theaters is going to start screening this shortly, I'm definitely catching one of those shows!

So was I until we got a home video release date already lol. I can definitely wait another two months and watch it at home.

[AaronJ]

I was considering making this long trip across town to see this, but if it's coming out in October anyways, I can wait. I don't want to, but I will.

[Leonidas King]

I see why A24 is doing this so early though. Word of mouth wasn't necessarily its forte. They know this wont have much of an audience by July 28th competing with the other big budget movies. So much easier to have the BD release announced.

[Anthos]

Originally Posted by Leonidas_King

So was I until we got a home video release date already lol. I can definitely wait another two months and watch it at home.

I'll be buying this on blu for sure, but for some reason I just want to see this in a cinema first.