Twilight Time Discussion Thread

[Dex Robinson]

Originally Posted by Brad1963

I doubt they would strike a deal with Universal. Mostly because what Universal would turn over to them to release would be sub-par quality. It is evident that Uni is not remastering most of its catalog titles, it would all be heavy with DNR. So on top of the 3,000 units, the $29.99 pricing and shipping through SAE we'd have another topic for the TT gripe society.

Some of the really classic Universal catalogue is terrific on Blu-ray. The classic monsters, ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT, PILLOW TALK...

Universal's worst problem seems to be with the 1980's and later.

[Blu Titan]

Originally Posted by Dex Robinson

Some of the really classic Universal catalogue is terrific on Blu-ray. The classic monsters, ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT, PILLOW TALK...

Universal's worst problem seems to be with the 1980's and later.

Most of their releases have been solid .

[Sukie]

I have read somewhere about the sold out TT titles and specifically how long they took to sell out. I have no idea where I read that but if someone knows where I read that, would you be so kind as to show me the way?

How embarrassing My short term memory is toast.

[CrazyHorse42]

Originally Posted by cakefactory

I wish someone would release a bluray that includes the John Carpenter commentary from the R2 dvd.

That UK R2 DVD is a Universal release, which is why I mentioned the film in my post.

[rdodolak]

Originally Posted by Sukie

I have read somewhere about the sold out TT titles and specifically how long they took to sell out. I have no idea where I read that but if someone knows where I read that, would you be so kind as to show me the way?

How embarrassing My short term memory is toast.

ROclockCK was posting that info here but he hasn't posted here in a while.

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...95#post7948995

[belcherman]

There's a long list of movies I'd like to see on blu, but I'll start with In a Lonely Place. Anything else would just be getting greedy.

[MikeZ.]

I bet we could find the meaning of life, if we Googled and researched long enough.

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[dsman71]

Originally Posted by belcherman

There's a long list of movies I'd like to see on blu, but I'll start with In a Lonely Place. Anything else would just be getting greedy.

Criterion has that one reportedly

[tylerdurden10]

Originally Posted by Twilight Time

Question 1: Yes.
Question 2: No.

Glad to hear that there may be another studio added. Since I know Sony is a studio you have worked with, any possibility for The Last Dragon? I know there are quite a bit of fans dying for this to be released.

[baheidstu]

Originally Posted by Akijama

If it's Universal (and i'm kind of sure it's), I'd like to place a request for a masterful thriller, one of the best films of the 70's - The Day of the Jackal. Hopfeully, you will consider it. If not, then >>

I second this wholeheartedly. This is my most wanted film on blu-ray. Seeing as Universal often releases films in Europe prior to North America I've been thinking that maybe Universal UK will release it seeing as it's a British-French co-production. But, Twilight Time would be great as well.

Originally Posted by ef.er1

The Three Stooges - ALL the feature films + ALL the Columbia shorts

Weekend at Bernies 2

Rat Race

Not Another Teen Movie
TV SHOWS ALSO ( MISADVENTURES OF SHERIFF LOBO / LOBO + BJ AND THE BEAR )

-1 on these titles for me. Sorry.

[jayembee]

Originally Posted by bruceames.

I second that. Hopefully the new studio's offerings will be heavy on the Golden Age movies.

I almost hope they aren't. Golden Age movies are toward the top of my list, and I don't need to spend the money.

[ultlife2013]

Originally Posted by baheidstu

-1 on these titles for me. Sorry.

Well that sucks. I guess TT shouldn't even bother to get those titles now.

[PipesDonatello]

"The Reincarnation of Peter Proud." Jerry Goldsmith's score would sound amazing with a spruced up audio track. Unfortunately rights for this movie would be up in the air considering it never even got a DVD release and the last company I think that released it was Vestron on VHS.

[baheidstu]

Originally Posted by ultlife2013

Well that sucks. I guess TT shouldn't even bother to get those titles now.

As if they were anyway. Weekend At Bernies 2? C'mon now, get real.

[ultlife2013]

Originally Posted by baheidstu

As if they were anyway. Weekend At Bernies 2? C'mon now, get real.

Why can't they get WAB:2?

[belcherman]

Originally Posted by dsman71

Criterion has that one reportedly

Criterion has In a Lonely Place? Wow. Is that a real rumor or an internet rumor?

[widegambler2012]

Originally Posted by The Great Owl

I've posted this before here on the Twilight Time thread, but I would love to see a release of The Earthling (1980), starring Ricky Schroder and William Holden.

+1

[Akijama]

Originally Posted by belcherman

Criterion has In a Lonely Place? Wow. Is that a real rumor or an internet rumor?

Internet rumor/wishful thinking.

Originally Posted by Brad1963

I doubt they would strike a deal with Universal

Out of curiosity, what is your guess?

I'm still pretty confident it's Uni, since that's the only guess that make sense.

[Mansinthe]

glad that Sony is re-releasing a bunch of these TT movies over here in the EU for cheap money !

Blue lagoon 9,99€ (already released)
Fright Night 12,99€
Christine 13,99€


i quess if i wait a few months after its release i will get all 3 movies for the price of 1 TT release.

[posthaste]

Taming of the Shrew (1967) would be nice. It's a Sony property.