We're still having theatrical films not getting Blu-ray releases!

[DeathlyGeneral]

Originally Posted by rapta

I think it's actually with FilmNation overall but yes MUBI are distributing it theatrically (and VoD obviously). Perhaps FilmNation will pass it onto a home video distributor for Blu-ray and DVD (e.g. StudioCanal, eOne, Lionsgate, EiV). It's too big a film to get no kind of home video release, and I doubt MUBI have the same kind of contract as Netflix might, so couldn't block any sort of home video release (though it might be belated, if they had a window of exclusivity).

Surprised someone like Curzon or StudioCanal didn't get this one, let alone a studio!

Suspiria is really not Curzon’s thing, it’s an American horror, albeit an “artier”one than normal, but still... can’t be surprised Curzon don’t have it.

I was, however, kinda surprised that StudiiCanal didn’t get it. They got Manchester by the Sea, and SC don’t discriminate against genre (Deer Hunter, The Piano, Paddington, Manhunter, Pan’s Labyrinth, etc.).

I suspect EiV might grab this one, or maybe Lionsgate or Altitude.

[rapta]

Originally Posted by princessgleek

I thought Amazon were behind Suspiria

Yeah, Amazon Studios produced it but FilmNation are distributing it: http://www.filmnation.com/suspira/

Weird that Amazon didn't think to put it on Amazon Prime and instead license it to a competitor.

Originally Posted by DeathlyGeneral

Suspiria is really not Curzon’s thing, it’s an American horror, albeit an “artier”one than normal, but still... can’t be surprised Curzon don’t have it.

I was, however, kinda surprised that StudiiCanal didn’t get it. They got Manchester by the Sea, and SC don’t discriminate against genre (Deer Hunter, The Piano, Paddington, Manhunter, Pan’s Labyrinth, etc.).

I suspect EiV might grab this one, or maybe Lionsgate or Altitude.

You say that but don't forget they've released things like The Killing of a Sacred Deer, Berlin Syndrome, Funny Games US, and plenty of Lars von Trier (and lots more American/English-language stuff than they used too as well, e.g. Good Time, Last Flag Flying). So this isn't exactly outside of their remit - it's still definitely an art film, even if it's a remake of a famous Italian genre film.

[jono3000]

No Blu-ray for Unfriended: Dark Web. I had it pre-ordered from Zoom but they have cancelled my order:

Thank you for your recent order from our Zoom store.

We are regrettably contacting you to inform that we will be unable to supply your item 'Unfriended - Dark Web [Blu-ray]', this is due to the film no longer being release on Blu-ray, however it will still be released on DVD.

Unfortunately we have had to cancel this order from the system.

If you have paid for this item we have also issued you a full refund.

Please accept our apologies for any inconvenience this may have caused. Do not hesitate to contact us if you have any further queries.

Kind Regards,

[levcore]

That sucks as the first one got a blu. Will have to look elsewhere.

[Strangerbyday]

Dublin Oldschool doesn't appear to be getting a blu-ray release, which I'm gutted about!

[CavebobSpongeman]

Originally Posted by jono3000

No Blu-ray for Unfriended: Dark Web. I had it pre-ordered from Zoom but they have cancelled my order:

Un-f***ing-believable.

[Aunt Peg]

Another title that has missed out on a UK Blu Ray release is Ideal Home with Steve Coogan and Paul Rudd.

However, it is out in Australia & the US, though I don't know if the US version is region B compatible.

[samdaman94]

Worried "Hearts Beat Loud" almost certainly won't get a UK Blu-ray. Hell, it might not even get a DVD.
US release confirmed to be Region A-locked, and that seems to be the only release currently.

[Member-244966]

I also can't see a Blu-Ray for Tag, which is annoying

[samdaman94]

Originally Posted by BreakfastClub211

I also can't see a Blu-Ray for Tag, which is annoying

There's one on Zavvi but the fact Amazon (etc.) aren't listing it doesn't bode well. Ridiculous.

[Phil92]

Teen Titans Go! To the Movies

[Buddy Ackerman]

Originally Posted by Phil92

Teen Titans Go! To the Movies

Yeah, that's the one I'm worried about given the DVD pre-order is already up. Took Amazon a while to add Ocean's 8from what I remember so I'm still holding out hope that it's just Warners being slow.

[princessgleek]

Originally Posted by Buddy Ackerman

Yeah, that's the one I'm worried about given the DVD pre-order is already up. Took Amazon a while to add Ocean's 8from what I remember so I'm still holding out hope that it's just Warners being slow.

With the various dc animated movies that have had blu ray releases it’s odd that teen titans doesn’t have one.

On another subject matter Leave No Trace is getting an exclusive hmv release

[Phil92]

Don’t know if it’s been mentioned, but Life of the Party is also DVD only.

Warner are on a roll.

[princessgleek]

Couldn't believe my luck earlier, managed to get a copy of Tully on blu ray from the US for about £9 from the US MusicMagpie

[jono3000]

Searching (John Cho, 2018) is going to be an HMV Exclusive

https://store.hmv.com/film-tv/blu-ra...hmv-exclusive)

[Foggy]

Originally Posted by jono3000

Searching (John Cho, 2018) is going to be an HMV Exclusive

https://store.hmv.com/film-tv/blu-ra...hmv-exclusive)

Glad it’s coming out in some capacity, but I thought this was too popular a film not to get a proper release.

[Steedeel]

Sorry if it’s been mentioned but Leave No Trace is a HMV Blu-ray exclusive.

[Foggy]

I think there’s a thread for Leave No Trace, First Reformed is also getting a release on Monday via HMV.

Still no date on any format for The Miseducation of Cameron Post.

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by Foggy

I think there’s a thread for Leave No Trace, First Reformed is also getting a release on Monday via HMV.

Still no date on any format for The Miseducation of Cameron Post.

I couldn’t find it but thanks. Yeah, already bought Mandy, getting First Reformed and Leave No Trace.