The absolute insult it would be if Warners did a deal with Vinegar Syndrome, a label that has released literal hardcore pornography, before they did a deal with Kino Lorber Studio Classics. I rebuke.
We usually don't include reversibles on 4K releases due to the color of cases, but we may include one if we end up finding cool reverse art. The Killing will include reversible art as did a few other 4K releases early on.
I visit when I'm bored too sometimes. Thanks for popping by
With my unwatched backlog, I simply don't have time to be bored. I think this is part of the reason why I collect and watch movies - to avoid lulls in life
Like promised, here's a full decade overview of the 1940s films in the new Universal deal.
I went looking for SanCarolina59's 1950s breakdown and realized there was one for the 1930s and for the 1940s, but not for the 1950s. (The two that do exist look like they took a bunch of time and effort!) Here are the 1948 and 1949 options remaining from the 1940s breakdown:
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Originally Posted by SanCarolina59
1948 (1 film remaining unrevealed):
[Show spoiler]The previously released films from this year are:
A Woman's Vengeance, directed by Zoltan Korda (who directed the 1939 version of The Four Feathers and The Thief Of Baghdad (1940)) and starring Charles Boyer, Ann Blyth, and Jessica Tandy, with the screenplay and story by Aldous Huxley.
Selected Previously Unreleased Films:
Rogue's Regiment, directed by Robert Florey and starring Dick Powell, Marta Toren, Vincent Price, and Stephen McNally.
The Saxon Charm, directed by Claude Binyon and starring Robert Montgomery, Susan Hayward, John Payne, and Audrey Totter.
Of the previously released films, A Woman's Vengeance seems like it could have a good chance, depending on if the film from this year is a noir or not.
From the previously unreleased films, both Rogue's Regiment andThe Saxon Charm seem like good options, and could be put into either noir boxsets or made solo releases.
Deleted because they have since been ruled out:
[Show spoiler] Albuquerque: color (and not noir) Family Honeymoon: not noir Feudin', Fussin', And A-Fightin': not noir River Lady: color (and not noir) State Of The Union: not noir
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Originally Posted by SanCarolina59
1949 (1 film remaining unrevealed):
[Show spoiler]The previously released films from this year are:
Undertow, directed by William Castle (who later directed House On Haunted Hill, among many other horror films) and starring Scott Brady, John Russell, Dorothy Hart, Peggy Dow, Bruce Bennett, and in an early role, Rock Hudson (billed as "Roc Hudson").
Selected Previously Unreleased Films:
City Across The River, directed and produced by Maxwell Shane, and starring Stephen McNally, Sue England, Barbara Whiting, and in early roles, Tony Curtis (billed as "Anthony Curtis") and Richard Jaeckel.
Illegal Entry, directed by Frederick De Cordova and starring Howard Duff, Marta Toren, and George Brent.
The Story Of Molly "X", directed and written by Crane Wilbur and starring June Havoc, John Russell, and Dorothy Hart.
Of the previously released films from this year, Undertow is seemingly one of the likelier options from this year, given it being a noir, and it could be easily fit into one of the noir boxsets (maybe solo, but probably in a set).
From the previously unreleased films, there are a lot of options, which I'll break down below:
City Across The River, The Story Of Molly "X", Illegal Entry - all could be solid additions to noir boxsets in the deal, not really seeing any as being solo release though.
Deleted because they have since been ruled out:
[Show spoiler] Bagdad: color (and nor noir) Calamity Jane And Sam Bass: color (and not noir) The Further Adventures Of Ma And Pa Kettle: not noir
So the post in both threads (this and Scorpion's) officially announcing the street date and specs for Goldengirl have suddenly been deleted.
I knew it was too good to be true.
There's a historian commentary and interview that was not mentioned to me, so I deleted the post, we're still shooting for the same street date or a few weeks later.
There is an argument to be made that I got the answer even faster by posting, but your point is taken.
Apologies again for gumming up the thread with repeat posts.
Also, wanted to upvote your most appropriate Diamonds are Forever reference, but for some reason I can't make any upvotes. Anyone else ever have this happen:
At any rate, sending you mad props through telepathy.
Also, wanted to upvote your most appropriate Diamonds are Forever reference, but for some reason I can't make any upvotes. Anyone else ever have this happen:
[Show spoiler]
You've given out too many thumbs up in the past 24 hours. It resets after the 24 hour period.
There is an argument to be made that I got the answer even faster by posting, but your point is taken.
Apologies again for gumming up the thread with repeat posts.
Also, wanted to upvote your most appropriate Diamonds are Forever reference, but for some reason I can't make any upvotes. Anyone else ever have this happen:
At any rate, sending you mad props through telepathy.
Yes, it has happened to me. I was told it happens if you upvote too many posts in a 24-hour period, so I'm stingier with my upvotes now. Don't worry, it returns after a day.
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