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Originally Posted by Aclea

One real obscurity in the Universal library that seems right in Kino's ballpark is the undeservedly neglected Fritz Lang romantic comedy proto-noir with a Kurt Weill score (yes, you did read that right), 1938's You and Me with Sylvia Sidney and George Raft. Lang thought it was one of his worst films after it bombed, but it's actually a quirky and unexpected little charmer.

Not with KL

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Originally Posted by TravelNurseRN

KLInsider - I've pre-ordered The Outer Limits Season 2 (and already bought Season One), and have already pre-ordered your upcoming TV Specials including the Night Stalker films and Trilogy of Terror.


My questions is: Will there be more full season sets of multiple-episode genre television shows coming?

We have nothing right now, but we are looking into releasing more TV shows.

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Originally Posted by JupiterMission

KLInsider, any possibility you all would get An American Werewolf in Paris (1997) from Disney?

We asked for it, but they were not interested in licensing it at that time.

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Originally Posted by bb8977

Kl insider... Sorry if I've missed it but is there anymore info about The ghost of Sierra de cobre ?

I see it listed as having 2 cuts and was wandering if you could elaborate on those...

The Ghost of Sierra de Cobre is the TV movie cut which runs 80 minutes and received a 2K restoration. The Haunted is the 53 minute pilot episode of the show that never got picked up, the 16mm film elements was scanned and remastered in 2K. Ghost includes a NEW commentary by historian David J. Schow and Haunted includes a NEW commentary by historian Eric Grayson.

[movieben1138]

Looking forward to the upgrade for BEND OF THE RIVER! I will get anything Jimmy Stewart was in. Glad to start chipping away at that Universal Westerns boxset of his. Fingers crossed for SHENANDOAH and DESTRY RIDES AGAIN!

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Originally Posted by StarDestroyer52

While I've never seen it, I see the G.W. Pabst film, The Loves of Jeanne Ney that stars Metropolis leading lady, Brigitte Helm, was released in Germany. I see Kino previously released it on DVD. Wonder if this would be a possibility down the line?

It's not scheduled for release yet, but should be coming from KL sometime in 2019 or 2020.

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Originally Posted by movieben1138

Looking forward to the upgrade for BEND OF THE RIVER! I will get anything Jimmy Stewart was in. Glad to start chipping away at that Universal Westerns boxset of his. Fingers crossed for SHENANDOAH and DESTRY RIDES AGAIN!

we asked for all the Mann/Stewart and key Stewart westerns. Some were available, some were already promised to others. We have one more Stewart/Mann title and 2 more Stewart westerns.

[BarnDoor]

So far 14 Universal titles have been announced by my reckoning. Going on KL Insider's original details (things may have changed), the list of unannounced titles by decades now stands as follows:

12 1930s - maybe 13
19 1940s
11 1950s - maybe 12
18 1960s
7 1970s
8 1980s
7 1990s
3 2000s

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Originally Posted by PowellPressburger

Please, Please max out Far From Heaven on a 50 GB disc.
Please give it over 30mbps

we will send your request to the powers that be.

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Originally Posted by KJones77

Oh great film! Bend of the River is one of my favorite Mann-Stewart collaborations. Probably either that one or The Man from Laramie (though I haven't seen The Naked Spur yet).

Even though we probably have no chance of releasing it, THE NAKED SPUR is an amazing film and this KL Insider would rank it as the best of the Mann/Stewart films.

[BarnDoor]

Originally Posted by Kino Lorber Insider

we asked for all the Mann/Stewart and key Stewart westerns. Some were available, some were already promised to others. We have one more Stewart/Mann title and 2 more Stewart westerns.

Providing these are the titles you don't have, it is possible Universal are holding off on Winchester 73 and The Far Country until the new restorations are finished? Of course, this would only leave Thunder Bay if so...

As for the two Stewart westerns, we also know there's a restoration of Destry Rides Again underway, so that realistically leaves 2 of The Rare Breed, Night Passage and Shenandoah. I'm interested to see which two you have as I can't imagine another label beating you to the punch on any of these.

[Member-222782]

Originally Posted by Kino Lorber Insider

We have nothing right now, but we are looking into releasing more TV shows.

Probably a long shot but what about The 90's Outer Limits? Or Stargate SG-1?

BTW, your input on this thread is greatly appreciated!

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Originally Posted by BarnDoor

Providing these are the titles you don't have, it is possible Universal are holding off on Winchester 73 and The Far Country until the new restorations are finished? This would only leave Thunder Bay if so... As for the two Stewart westerns, we also know there's a restoration of Destry Rides Again underway, so that realistically leaves 2 of The Rare Breed, Night Passage and Shenandoah. I'm interested to see which two you have as I can't imagine another label beating you to the punch on any of these.

We're pretty sure Winchester '73 and Destry Rides Again are with another label and you guys can pretty easily guess who that is.

[robdua]

Originally Posted by Kino Lorber Insider

When we acquired STICK a few months ago, we asked the studio to look into this. We hope to release 2 cuts, if available. Otherwise, with their permission we may include some deleted scenes.

Really excited about this one. Always enjoyed the theatrical cut, and would kill to see Burt's original cut. Thank you, KL Insider, for all of the hard work you guys do. It is VERY appreciated by movie fans looking for those hard-to-find or studio mistreated titles. I mean, Deep Rising AND Color of Night...on the same release day...with a 2-Disc set for Color!

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Originally Posted by Cinema84

Probably a long shot but what about The 90's Outer Limits? Or Stargate SG-1?

we may look into the 90s Outer Limits if and when we do another deal with MGM.

[bb8977]

Originally Posted by Kino Lorber Insider

The Ghost of Sierra de Cobre is the TV movie cut which runs 80 minutes and received a 2K restoration. The Haunted is the 53 minute pilot episode of the show that never got picked up, the 16mm film elements was scanned and remastered in 2K. Ghost includes a NEW commentary by historian David J. Schow and Haunted includes a NEW commentary by historian Eric Grayson.

Thank you so much, this sounds like a great release !

[cloudnine]

Have you considered these 2 George Peppard films: NEWMAN'S LAW and ONE MORE TRAIN TO ROB?

[BluConniseur]

KL Insider, do you know if the TV cut of Bustin' Loose had any deleted scenes? I didn't start watching the movie until I first saw it on TNT around 1997.

[hoytereden]

Originally Posted by KJones77

Oh great film! Bend of the River is one of my favorite Mann-Stewart collaborations. Probably either that one or The Man from Laramie (though I haven't seen The Naked Spur yet).

It's high on my list too. Arthur Kennedy is great in this.

[StarDestroyer52]

Originally Posted by Kino Lorber Insider

Coming Soon on Blu-ray!

Bend of the River (1952) Starring James Stewart, Rock Hudson, Arthur Kennedy, Julie Adams, Jay C. Flippen, Lori Nelson, Chubby Johnson, Stepin Fetchit, Harry Morgan and Royal Dano - Shot in Glorious Technicolor by Irving Glassberg (The Tarnished Angels) - Screenplay by Borden Chase (Man Without a Star) - Directed by Anthony Mann (Man of the West).

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Excellent news. This and Winchester 73' are my favorite Anthony Mann-James Stewart Westerns.