Kino Lorber Studio Classics

[StarDestroyer52]

My copy just shipped out from Bull Moose earlier. I never see one of her films but as soon as Kino announced this one I was really interested.

I now just need to get some of the Van Doren films from Olive that The Great Owl was suggesting over the holidays.

[Jobla]

I still think that Mamie's masterpiece is GIRLS TOWN (1959). I co-owned a Seattle film society for years, and that film drew just about the best audience response we ever received.

it's great that Mamie is still with us. She's interviewed on-camera in a featurette that appears on the Kino disc that contains THE GIRL IN BLACK STOCKINGS.

[BarnDoor]

KL Insider - is Murder by Decree with StudioCanal? I sincerely hope it is. Also, what about Borsalino?

[KrugerIndustrial]

Originally Posted by redrunner97

Crossing my fingers one of the Belmondo film is Pierrot le Fou. I missed the Criterion version and have been kicking myself for years. Hopefully you got your hands on the other Godard films Studio Canal has, like Contempt and (most importantly) LE PETIT SOLDAT [The Little Soldier]. It's a masterpiece and EVERY SINGLE blu-ray of it released across the word is missing English subtitles.

Please no. I'm no Criterion fanboy, but these films deserve the best treatment possible.

[dwk]

I don't think StudioCanal has the US rights to LE PETIT SOLDAT. The Rialto trailer has the logo for Pretty Pictures (the company that Criterion licensed BREATHLESS from) and they have no mention of StudioCanal on their page for the film

[Egbert Souse]

Originally Posted by dwk

I don't think StudioCanal has the US rights to LE PETIT SOLDAT. The Rialto trailer has the logo for Pretty Pictures (the company that Criterion licensed BREATHLESS from) and they have no mention of StudioCanal on their page for the film

It's on The Criterion Channel on Filmstruck.

[rdodolak]

Originally Posted by Egbert Souse

It's on The Criterion Channel on Filmstruck.

Since Filmstruck is shutting down within a few days, anyone know where the Criterion Channel is going next?

[Knaldskalle]

Originally Posted by rdodolak

Since Filmstruck is shutting down within a few days, anyone know where the Criterion Channel is going next?

They're going indie, starting some time next year.

[RedHarvest]

Originally Posted by Kino Lorber Insider

In the U.S.: Kino Lorber, Shout Factory, Twilight Time and Criterion

I wish someone would release Neil Jordan's the Good Thief, starring Nick Nolte. That's a Fox title.

[Kino Lorber Insider]

Bloody Disgusting named the KLSC release of Deep Rising as one of the year's 10 best Blu-rays for horror fans.

"Kino Lorber did a stunning job with this release and did not skimp on the bonus content. There are interviews with most of the cast, a commentary with Sommers and some behind-the-scenes looks at the special effects. It’s all very rad."

https://bloody-disgusting.com/editor...uide-blu-rays/

[s7e]

Kino Lorber Insider, you have any information on upcoming Redemption releases?

[Kino Lorber Insider]

Originally Posted by The Great Owl

Are there any plans to ship cover art posters along with this Blu-ray release?

I'm asking for a friend.

Sorry, no plans.

[Kino Lorber Insider]

Originally Posted by BarnDoor

KL Insider - is Murder by Decree with StudioCanal? I sincerely hope it is. Also, what about Borsalino?

Murder by Decree is Studio Canal. Borsalino is Paramount.

[taymo016]

KL Insider - Is Le Magnifique with StudioCanal?

[Kino Lorber Insider]

Originally Posted by s7e

Kino Lorber Insider, you have any information on upcoming Redemption releases?

Sorry, but no.

[Kino Lorber Insider]

Originally Posted by taymo016

KL Insider - Is Le Magnifique with StudioCanal?

Yes.

[DukeTogo84]

Figure I'll try one more time. Are the NA distribution rights of Extreme Prejudice with StudioCanal?

[Kino Lorber Insider]

Coming February 26th!
First Time on DVD and Blu-ray!

The Rover (1967)
• BRAND NEW 2K MASTER
• AUDIO COMMENTARY BY FILM HISTORIANS LEE GAMBIN AND DR. ELOISE ROSS
• KLSC TRAILERS

Color 97 Minutes 1.66:1 Not Rated
After a wide-ranging life of piracy and adventure, Peyrol (Anthony Quinn, Zorba the Greek) comes ashore in the port of Toulon during the bloody aftermath of the French Revolution to deliver a message to the Port Commander. Wanted by authorities in nearly every port in the European world, Peyrol barely escapes arrest and flees to an isolated spot near the coast. While searching for a way to return to the open sea, he rescues a deranged girl, Arlette (Rosanna Schiaffino, Arrivederci, Baby!) from a mob of revolutionary “blood-drinkers.” The sweet girl asks Peyrol to stay at her house, where she lives with her Aunt Caterina (Rita Hayworth, Gilda). Peyrol is surprised to find that a French naval officer, Real (Richard Johnson, The Haunting), has also taken a room at the house and it’s not long before Real discovers that Peyrol is wanted by the police. Torn by his growing love of Arlette and his duties to the counter-revolutionaries, Peyrol must choose between his desires and the needs of an entire country. Great direction by Terence Young (Dr. No) with a memorable score by legendary composer Ennio Morricone (The Good, the Bad and the Ugly) and co-starring Anthony Dawson (Death Rides a Horse), from a novel by Joseph Conrad (Lord Jim).

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[bsend]

Originally Posted by Kino Lorber Insider

Bloody Disgusting named the KLSC release of Deep Rising as one of the year's 10 best Blu-rays for horror fans.

"Kino Lorber did a stunning job with this release and did not skimp on the bonus content. There are interviews with most of the cast, a commentary with Sommers and some behind-the-scenes looks at the special effects. It’s all very rad."

https://bloody-disgusting.com/editor...uide-blu-rays/

I think this is a sign to release more horror films.

[Kino Lorber Insider]

Coming February 26th!
First Time on DVD and Blu-ray!

The Midnight Man (1974) with optional English subtitles
• Audio Commentary by Films Historians Howard S. Berger and Nathaniel Thompson
• Theatrical Trailer

Color 117 Minutes 1.85:1 Rated R
Screen legend Burt Lancaster (The Train, Elmer Gantry) stars as Jim Slade, a former Chicago policeman who has just been released from prison for shooting his wife’s lover. He’s offered and takes a job as a campus night watchman at Jordon College. When a coed, the daughter of a prominent senator, is murdered and the local sheriff (Harris Yulin, Scarface) tries to pin the crime on a creepy night janitor (Charles Tyner, The Longest Yard), Slade decides to start his own unauthorized investigation that takes the lid off the hornets’ nest. Lancaster and Roland Kibbee (Valdez Is Coming) co-wrote, co-produced and co-directed this top-notch murder mystery with an amazing cast that includes Susan Clark (Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here), Cameron Mitchell (Blood and Black Lace), Morgan Woodward (Cool Hand Luke), Robert Quarry (Madhouse), Ed Lauter (Breakheart Pass), Joan Lorring (The Verdict) and Catherine Bach (Daisy Duke of TV’s The Dukes of Hazzard). The second and final film directed by Lancaster (The Kentuckian).

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