Kino Lorber Studio Classics

[BarnDoor]

If we figure Kino still have about 30-40 titles to announce (possibly more), and they stick to weekend announcements for the foreseeable future, and even then don't always announce something new (like today - we already knew this was coming), it could in theory take them some time to reveal all of these (and given they have a raft of announce titles still to release, I don't imagine there will be any rush). While I imagine they have several irons in the fire regarding new deals, they certainly have enough to be going on with.

[GetHarryPalmer]

Originally Posted by BarnDoor

I believe this is a TF1 title, like The Specialist. I wonder how many other titles are part of this deal?

Les liaisons dangereuses is also TF1.

[GetHarryPalmer]

Kino's releases of the two Inspector Maigret movies and Emir Kusturica's Underground are also TF1.

[Professor Echo]

Originally Posted by Dailyan

From FB:

Slow news day when that’s the headline in the paper.

[Dailyan]

Originally Posted by Professor Echo

Slow news day when that’s the headline in the paper.

I get my news and stories from a more reliable source:

[Show spoiler]

[Zygmunt22]

On KL's FB page, they mentioned that Indiscretion of an American Wife is from the Disney deal. Anyone know how many unannounced titles are left from that? BarnDoor?

[BarnDoor]

Originally Posted by Zygmunt22

On KL's FB page, they mentioned that Indiscretion of an American Wife is from the Disney deal. Anyone know how many unannounced titles are left from that? BarnDoor?

Aside from some TV horror movies which probably won't be released (due to rights and materials issues, mainly the latter I believe), all the titles from the Disney deal have been revealed (Indiscretion was known about long before today).

Originally Posted by Kino Lorber Insider

My Science Project - Special Edition in 2020
New York Stories - to be released in October or November
Kundun - Special Edition in October or November
Heartbreak Hotel - late 2019 or early 2020
Paradise - late 2019 or early 2020
Spaced Invaders - Special Edition in 2020
A Stranger Among Us - late 2019 or early 2020
My Boyfriend’s Back - Special Edition in 2019
Terminal Velocity - late 2019 or early 2020
Mad Love - late 2019 or early 2020
White Squall - late 2019 or early 2020
Playing God - late 2019 or early 2020
Just Visiting - late 2019 or early 2020

Billy Bathgate - $14.95 BD/$11.95 DVD in Oct or Nov
Father Hood - $14.95 BD/$11.95 DVD in Oct or Nov
Life with Mikey - $14.95 BD/$11.95 DVD in Oct or Nov
A Simple Twist of Fate - $14.95 BD/$11.95 DVD in Oct or Nov
Mr. Wrong - $14.95 BD/$11.95 DVD in Oct or Nov
Gone Fishin’ - $14.95 BD/$11.95 DVD in Oct or Nov
Holy Man - $14.95 BD/$11.95 DVD in Oct or Nov
New Port South - $14.95 BD/$11.95 DVD in Oct or Nov

Jenny - 4K restoration in 2020
Indiscretion of an American Wife/Terminal Station - late 2019 or early 2020
Song of Norway - 2K scan of the 35mm IP scheduled - 2020 release
The Last Valley - IP in horrible shape, 65mm 8K scan (not possible) - Looking for other options
The 300 Year Weekend - We have an HD master, but may just release this on DVD in 2020.

Love Among the Ruins - late 2019 or early 2020 on BD/DVD
Nightmare in Badham County - Both Cuts - Oct or Nov on BD/DVD
Pray for the Wildcats - late 2019 or early 2020 on BD/DVD
Superdome - 2020 on BD/DVD
Death Dreams - No cut negative - DVD only release
Wild Palms (Mini-Series) - Negatives located - early 2020 on BD/DVD

[bonehica]

Originally Posted by Dailyan

From FB:

[Show spoiler]

Vittorio DeSica!! Yes!

[seagal]

Originally Posted by StarDestroyer52

Wonder if films like Lady Killer(1937) and Adieu poulet(1975) are also possibilities? I would imagine And God Created Woman which they released in France is with Criterion here in the US and not available?

Where does a US-Boy like you know a film called "Adieu Poulet" starring the great Lino Ventura?

I´m amazed.

[RCRochester]

Originally Posted by seagal

Where does a US-Boy like you know a film called "Adieu Poulet" starring the great Lino Ventura?

I´m amazed.

[ilenewoodsfan99]

Originally Posted by Dailyan

From FB:

Yes! More Jennifer Jones!

[Jobla]

Originally Posted by Richard--W

I never heard of this TVM nor of Herrmann's involvement. I'd love to see it.

So I looked it up.

COMPANIONS IN NIGHTMARE
broadcast on NBC-TV 23 November 1968.
Universal Television.
100 minutes.
35mm. Spherical. 1.33-1. Technicolor.

directed by Norman Lloyd.
written by Robert L. Joseph.
photographed by William Margulies.

starring Gig Young, Anne Baxter, Patrick O'Neal, Dana Wynter, Louis Gossett, Jr.

One of the patients in a group-therapy session conducted by a famous psychiatrist is a murderer.

"Director Norman Lloyd has not seen a copy since it aired, and this film is considered lost."

"Notable as the only television movie which Bernard Herrmann scored and as a partial
blueprint for the music of Sisters (1972), the Brian De Palma film."


Jobla, has the score been released, do you know?

No, it and ENDLESS NIGHT are the only Bernard Herrmann scores that have never been presented on either LP or CD in any form.

Quartet Records is reportedly re-recording ENDLESS NIGHT for CD. The original tracks reportedly ended up as landfill, as a British music company was liquidated and their product was added to landfill for a highway construction project.

It's possible that COMPANIONS IN NIGHTMARE, either the film or the music tracks, were lost in the notorious Universal fire of a few years ago.

Kino will be releasing ENDLESS NIGHT on Blu-ray and DVD at some future date, possibly in 2020.

[Dailyan]

Originally Posted by ilenewoodsfan99

Yes! More Jennifer Jones!

Underrated actress. I’ve been slowly getting more into her after watching “Love is a Many-Splendored Thing” and “The Song of Bernadette”.

[ilenewoodsfan99]

Originally Posted by Dailyan

Underrated actress. I’ve been slowly getting more into her after watching “Love is a Many-Splendored Thing” and “The Song of Bernadette”.

The Song of Bernadette is easily one of my favorite movies with her giving one of my favorite performances. She's also excellent in Portrait of Jennie and Since You Went Away. I also have to give props to Cluny Brown, Duel in the Sun (ridiculous but a blast of a movie), Love is a Many Splendored Thing, and Madame Bovary, as she's great in those too.

It's a shame she's so forgotten.

[DukeTogo84]

Originally Posted by kevbones

Any update on the Spike Lee releases that were supposed to drop in spring of this year?

Man, the wait for these have been killer. Hopefully Spike Lee can free up some of his time, but it's starting to feel like the True Lies/Abyss situation here.

[Aunt Peg]

Originally Posted by Kino Lorber Insider

Coming to DVD and 3D Blu-ray November 26th from Kino Lorber!

Long Day's Journey Into Night
A film by Bi Gan

"Awe-inspiring." - The New York Times
"Mind-blowing." - Rolling Stone

Bonus features:
*Interview with director Bi Gan
*Interview with star Huang Jue
*Making-of documentary
*Booklet interview with Bi Gan by writer Aaron Stewart-Ahn (Blu-ray only)
*Theatrical trailer

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Great to see this coming out and I will be buying it along with Intimacy & the Bruno Dumont.

KL Insider?

Will the Blu Ray disc be able to watched in a regular Blu Ray player in 2D without out issues (understandably not in 3D)?

[Swift1246]

Originally Posted by Aunt Peg

Great to see this coming out and I will be buying it along with Intimacy & the Bruno Dumont.

KL Insider?

Will the Blu Ray disc be able to watched in a regular Blu Ray player in 2D without out issues (understandably not in 3D)?

I actually had a question about Long Day's Journey Into Night too. I have never watched a 3D movie on my tv. Do you need glasses to watch this properly or has that technology changed now where I would be able to see the 3D?

[SeanJoyce]

Special Edition will include 4K restoration of THE INDISCRETION OF AN AMERICAN WIFE, a new 2K master of the original uncut version, TERMINAL STATION

Why the hell would the original, more critically-lauded cut be only get a 2k resto while the butchered and derided hack job be bestowed with a 4k?

[James Luckard]

Originally Posted by SeanJoyce

Why the hell would the original, more critically-lauded cut be only get a 2k resto while the butchered and derided hack job be bestowed with a 4k?

Probably because of where the elements are.

The film was an American production, shot in Italy. I'll bet Selznick (now Disney) kept the original negative in LA and cut it to create his butchered version.

I'll also bet the longer overseas version has always been created from other elements a generation or more removed, kept in Rome.

I'm sure there will be an explanation in the booklet.

[MifuneFan]

Any possibility of getting Nights of Cabiria (Le notti di Cabiria) from Studiocanal?