Twilight Time Discussion Thread

[filmmusic]

Originally Posted by CriterionBlues

That said, they probably shouldn't release British titles with strong accents without subtitles to an American market. Even Fever Pitch was a challenge.

So, you can imagine how I feel with loads of American Blurays which don't have English subtitles, since English is not my native language..

[HiDefBear]

Ummm... is it just my system or is the 5.1 audio mix for Absolute Beginners absolutely wonky? There are moments when the center channel is just fine and others when the sound image either jumps about or the volume level drops to the point where dialogue is practically inaudible (and not by design).

[rdodolak]

Originally Posted by ChromeJob

Re register.

And use something like Lastpass to securely store passwords.

Originally Posted by hariseldon

Second both pieces of advice. Just making a new account with a different email address would be easiest if you aren't getting the automated email reset/reminder message.

I love LastPass Free version enough I registered for their premium service when they offered some discounts.

That might not be a good idea.

http://money.cnn.com/2015/06/15/tech...ack/index.html

[rdodolak]

Cover art:



https://www.facebook.com/twilighttim...1808946504438/



https://www.facebook.com/twilighttim...8688533483146/

[PowellPressburger]

I love a good soap like The Best of Everything. Classy cover.

[*PREACHER*]

Really diggin' that A Month in the Country cover!

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Pre-orders begin July 1 @ 4 pm EST

Special Features: Isolated Score Track / Audio Commentary with Writer-Director Steve Kloves and Film Historians Julie Kirgo & Nick Redman / Audio Commentary with Cinematographer Michael Ballhaus / Original Theatrical Trailer

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Pre-orders begin July 1 @ 4 pm EST

Special Features: Isolated Score Track / Audio Commentary with Film Historians Julie Kirgo and Nick Redman / Original Theatrical Trailer

[Tom Monahan]

Do you guy's think that a U-Turn TT autographed BD would sell for more than a sealed copy?

Thanks,
Tom

[rdodolak]

Apparently, TT will be releasing The Gang's All Here.

https://www.facebook.com/twilighttim...02169436468389

Originally Posted by Rodolfo Martins

The Gang's All Here was released in UK by Eureka and the transfer is oustanding. I strongly recommend it. I am another one waiting for Anastasia and Peyton Place. I hope these two are in the works. In the meantime, The Best of Everything will help me in the antecipation for them.

Originally Posted by Andrew Mackenzie

It's just Region B though, am I correct? If it's all-region them I'll snap it up.

Originally Posted by Twilight Time DVD Label

It's region B - we have it for the U.S.

[Reddington]

Hello all,

First post here and new to TT. Placing an order for Mississippi Burning (a firm favourite), and also thinking of getting Bonjour Tristesse which would be a blind buy. Preminger, Niven, and the Riviera location all appeal; anyone have a copy and care to comment on the film/quality?

[bipbop13]

Are you going to post that list of movies in every distributors thread? Just curious as I have a lot of movies I'd like to see get the blu treatment, but I thought it might be rude to list them all on every distributors thread.

[Martin_31]

Originally Posted by appp0022

how it rude huh ? I post the list in each one because want to know if they are each ones radar, use common sense next time

Why don't you email that list to every company? They don't read these threads.

[StingingVelvet]

Originally Posted by Martin_31

Why don't you email that list to every company? They don't read these threads.

The other labels read their threads for sure, but I've never seen a Twilight Time rep on here. That doesn't mean they don't read it too though. This forum is one of only a handful of relatively busy forums on BD releases.

[tisdivine]

I love Truffaut, Belmondo & Deneuve so I know MM will be a winner for me but handheld/jittery camera work gives me serious headaches that last for hours after watching.

I ask this bc I recently purchased Truffaut's The Bride Wore Black while I loved the movie the handheld camera work killed me. I doubt I will rewatch it much if ever to be honest bc its not worth the headache literally lol

It would be nice to save a little money bc $30 is a lot to only watch a film once.

[JoeBuck]

Originally Posted by StingingVelvet

The other labels read their threads for sure, but I've never seen a Twilight Time rep on here. That doesn't mean they don't read it too though. This forum is one of only a handful of relatively busy forums on BD releases.

They do have one but they dont pop in too much.
You'll see them every now and then though.

[filmmusic]

For anyone interested:
http://www.thterrortime.com/product-p/tnt-fnu.htm

(230 copies are being sold)

[rdodolak]

Originally Posted by filmmusic

For anyone interested:
http://www.thterrortime.com/product-p/tnt-fnu.htm

(230 copies are being sold)

I guess the question is whether to 230+ copies are part of the initial 5,000 copies or not. If not that seems to be an excessive amount of promotional (i.e. free) copies for one person.

[Petemo2010]

Originally Posted by tisdivine

I love Truffaut, Belmondo & Deneuve so I know MM will be a winner for me but handheld/jittery camera work gives me serious headaches that last for hours after watching.

I ask this bc I recently purchased Truffaut's The Bride Wore Black while I loved the movie the handheld camera work killed me. I doubt I will rewatch it much if ever to be honest bc its not worth the headache literally lol

It would be nice to save a little money bc $30 is a lot to only watch a film once.

Thank goodness you said something about the jittery camera work on this one. I was really considering a blind buy, I really have a hard time watching movies where the camera is all over the place. I was on the fence this month between a blind buy of The Bride Wore Black or the Thunderbirds double feature. I think I'll go with the Thunderbirds on pay day. Can't go wrong with the Thunderbirds!

[docc]

I know that Truffaut often does hand held camera work but I've watched The Bride Wore Black several times (to me it gets better with each viewing) and have never been particularly aware of any jitteriness or jarring camera movements. Am I missing something? I'm looking forward to seeing Mississippi Mermaid for the first time, it should arrive next week and will likely order Adele H down the road