Kino Lorber Studio Classics

[Kino Lorber Insider]

Originally Posted by whoser37

KLI,

Any further update on "Clockwise"? Is it still set for summer? Anything more specific?

Thanks.

Soon.

[DukeTogo84]

Originally Posted by rocknblues81

Summer of Sam appears to be the hold up. One out of 14 titles holds up the whole thing.

I'd just drop it if I could edit the order.

Summer of Sam is out of stock? That's one of the film on my order, so maybe that's the hold up. I don't see anything saying it's out of stock though.

[Professor Echo]

Originally Posted by Cooper67

You don't nothing about my wife or my life so I would appreciate you leave your personal comments to yourself. I doubt you would say anything to my face like that since I am 300 pounds 52 years old and can still bench press 500 pounds. I could kick your ass up and down the street you little punk.

Well, at least I now know enough about your wife to pity her.

As for kicking anyone’s ass, where would you find the time when you’re so busy incessantly posting about Gary Cooper movies?

Seriously, dude, it’s called a sense of humor. Try to get one and you’ll be amazed how much easier life can be.

[Jaymole]

Originally Posted by rocknblues81

If they can't match demand or run a business effectively,they should get out of business.

I have nothing but positive things to say about Kino. From the amount and variety of titles they put out, original poster art used, special features, continual sales and excellent customer service and communication, I feel very fortunate that the company exists.

I guess some people are never satisfied.

[DavidRoylance]

Originally Posted by Reddington

Nice one! Instant double-dip.

Now, for goodness sake let's have Funeral in Berlin on BD from your new label, Paramount!

& an uncut Billion Dollar Brain (preferably 4K mastered too)

[Thomas Veil]

Everyone calm down...the toilet paper will be restocked eventually.

[Kino Lorber Insider]

Originally Posted by DavidRoylance

& an uncut Billion Dollar Brain (preferably 4K mastered too)

Do you want to pay The Beatles?

I wouldn't hold my breath.

Our release of Billion Dollar Brain is the best one you'll ever see.

[Kino Lorber Insider]

Check out Facebook and Twitter 11:00AM this Saturday and Sunday for two new announcements.

Both Universal. One from the 50s and one from the 70s.

Have a nice and safe weekend!

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[BarnDoor]

Don't wish to derail the thread, but there was some discussion on here a while back about The Woman in Black (1989) - well Hell finally froze over and Network are releasing it in the UK (looks like region B only):

https://networkonair.com/all-product...ray-pre-order-

[KL Support]

Quick update. We did an incredible amount of orders.

Regarding Summer of Sam, concurrent with the sale a tremendous wholesale order cleaned us out. New production had already been on order before we started the sale and we expect sometime next week unless there's an unexpected delay (these are strange times).

If you're truly unhappy just cancel the order and purchase at Amazon (we're happy wherever you buy as long as it's a legitimate seller). To cancel, there is a cancellation link in the confirmation email, via your page on our site if you ordered as a registered user, or contact us at https://www.kinolorber.com/customer-service . As we let you know at time of checkout, we will send packages when all items are ready to send and we are not splitting orders for out-of-stock items (especially at these rates & majority of orders including free shipping).

In meantime thousands of orders and tens of thousands Blu-rays have been sent out and we're working to take care of the rest. I hope majority here is happy.

[RCRochester]

Originally Posted by KL Support

Regarding Summer of Sam, concurrent with the sale a tremendous wholesale order cleaned us out. New production had already been on order before we started the sale and we expect sometime next week unless there's an unexpected delay.

Adrien Brody. Buying copies for all his friends.

[Professor Echo]

Originally Posted by KL Support

In meantime thousands of orders and tens of thousands Blu-rays have been sent out and we're working to take care of the rest. I hope majority here is happy.

13 Blu-rays for $8.69 each with free shipping and no tax? I’m ecstatic.

For anyone who is so impatient for their order to ship, here’s a solution: I believe all KINO titles are available at Amazon. Join Amazon Prime for $99. Order all the KINO titles you want at full price. Select 2 day shipping or, even better, pay an extra fee for 1 or same day shipping, if it’s available. Then you don’t have to wait very long at all for all your prized orders to ship. Problem solved! You’re welcome.

[jayembee]

Originally Posted by Professor Echo

13 Blu-rays for $8.69 each with free shipping and no tax? I’m ecstatic.

For anyone who is so impatient for their order to ship, here’s a solution: I believe all KINO titles are available at Amazon. Join Amazon Prime for $99. Order all the KINO titles you want at full price. Select 2 day shipping or, even better, pay an extra fee for 1 or same day shipping, if it’s available. Then you don’t have to wait very long at all for all your prized orders to ship. Problem solved! You’re welcome.

Actually, I prefer to walk into one of the local Bullmoose stores, pick them up off the shelves, and take them home (well, after paying for them, that is). I don't get them for $8.69 each, but I do get at least a third off MSRP, get reward points, and support a great vendor who pays a decent price for all of the DVDs I'm constantly bringing in to trade.

Just a couple of days ago, I got Man in the Shadow, Night Passage, and The Rare Breed for $16 each, as well as using points to get The Great McGinty for $10.

[Gacivory]

Originally Posted by RCRochester

Adrien Brody. Buying copies for all his friends.

I’m sure Kino had more than 3 in stock.

[meremortal]

Really hoping for Half Baked, especially if it's updated with a new scan. The old hd dvd was only a 13-14 gb release and was compressed even by 2007 standards. At the very least high bitrate MPEG-4 and DTS-HD could help. Would also love to hear a Chappelle commentary and new interviews for this movie, but it'd likely be really tough to both get him on board and for a price that wouldn't be through the roof.

[Boggle]

Much ado about nothing. Kino has great service. I just received a stack of gems from them yesterday. In terms of shipping during a massive sale, they tend to get orders processed and shipped faster than any other label. They put out more titles per month than any label I can think of and they have more frequent sales. Just received Cannibal Apocalypse ahead of release date. Pray for the Wildcats was awesome! I've got nothing but love for Kino.

[KL Support]

Originally Posted by Rzzzz

Today would be a great day to announce The Thing That Couldn't Die

Originally Posted by bonehica

I placed my order very early on in the sale and SOS was already OOS at that point. Could be the reason a lot of orders haven't shipped yet.

For majority of sale this was listed as out-of-stock on page and shopping cart pages at time of order. Our other option would have been to pull SOS out of sale altogether, something we did not do.

[Richard--W]

Originally Posted by BarnDoor

Don't wish to derail the thread, but there was some discussion on here a while back about The Woman in Black (1989) - well Hell finally froze over and Network are releasing it in the UK (looks like region B only):

https://networkonair.com/all-product...ray-pre-order-

Thanks for spotting this and alerting us. I bought it. Comes out to about $24.00
including International Shipping.

I have the original Canadian DVD from 2002. It looks like mud compared to the
restoration. It was shot on 16mm as you know. I couldn't believe how sharp and
clean the sample looked.

Date of release May 25.

[Richard--W]

Originally Posted by KL Support

Quick update. We did an incredible amount of orders.

Regarding Summer of Sam, concurrent with the sale a tremendous wholesale order cleaned us out. New production had already been on order before we started the sale and we expect sometime next week unless there's an unexpected delay (these are strange times).

If you're truly unhappy just cancel the order and purchase at Amazon (we're happy wherever you buy as long as it's a legitimate seller). To cancel, there is a cancellation link in the confirmation email, via your page on our site if you ordered as a registered user, or contact us at https://www.kinolorber.com/customer-service . As we let you know at time of checkout, we will send packages when all items are ready to send and we are not splitting orders for out-of-stock items (especially at these rates & majority of orders including free shipping).

In meantime thousands of orders and tens of thousands Blu-rays have been sent out and we're working to take care of the rest. I hope majority here is happy.

My second order on this sale hasn't shipped yet:

Item Status Cost
1 [Blu-ray] Prime Cut Order Taken $8.99
1 [Blu-ray] Son of the Pink Panther Order Taken $6.99
1 [Blu-ray] Curse of the Pink Panther Order Taken $7.49
1 [Blu-ray] A Stranger Among Us (Special Edition) Order Taken $6.49
1 [Blu-ray] Semi-Tough Order Taken $9.99
1 [Blu-ray] Bend of the River Order Taken $8.99
1 [Blu-ray] Clockers Order Taken $11.99
1 [Blu-ray] Crooklyn Order Taken $11.99
1 [Blu-ray] The File of the Golden Goose Order Taken $8.49
1 [Blu-ray] Jungle Fever Order Taken $11.99
1 [Blu-ray] Mo' Better Blues Order Taken $11.99
1 [Blu-ray] Summer of Sam Order Taken $11.99
1 [Blu-ray] Witness to Murder Order Taken $9.99
1 [Blu-ray] Winter Kills (Special Edition) Order Taken $9.99

[Professor Echo]

Originally Posted by jayembee

Actually, I prefer to walk into one of the local Bullmoose stores, pick them up off the shelves, and take them home (well, after paying for them, that is). I don't get them for $8.69 each, but I do get at least a third off MSRP, get reward points, and support a great vendor who pays a decent price for all of the DVDs I'm constantly bringing in to trade.

Just a couple of days ago, I got Man in the Shadow, Night Passage, and The Rare Breed for $16 each, as well as using points to get The Great McGinty for $10.

You do know my advice about buying from Amazon was sarcasm, right?

Bull Moose is a great place and I also love buying from them, though geography makes it online only. Patronizing KINO directly or Bull Moose or other similar outlets is key. I don’t care if my order hasn’t shipped in five days, for chrissakes. If a person becomes so adamantly opposed to a seller based on that, then take your business to Amazon, put your money where your mouth is and shut up.

For me, it’s VERY important now to support smaller retailers, not just for physical media obviously, but for everything. With people now afraid of their own shadow and staying home, and B&M stores reporting massive shortages, Amazon will become even more powerful and monopolistic. If we still have a future, besides Charlton Heston driving around machine gunning mutants, we sure don’t want one where Amazon wields anymore control than they already have.