Judgment at Nuremberg (1961) coming via Kino

[stobbart]

Is the TT release the only option to view this film in the Roadshow version? (with Overture, Intermission, Entre' act and Exit Music)

[Dailyan]

Originally Posted by stobbart

Is the TT release the only option to view this film in the Roadshow version? (with Overture, Intermission, Entre' act and Exit Music)

Yes.

[BluPat]

I still need to watch my Kino Blu-ray.

[stobbart]

Originally Posted by Dailyan

Yes.

Seems weird... people get all bent out of shape when a release messes up a transition or other such defect. But this film can be put out in an incomplete form? Why is every release around the world incomplete except for the TT?

[Dailyan]

Originally Posted by stobbart

Seems weird... people get all bent out of shape when a release messes up a transition or other such defect. But this film can be put out in an incomplete form? Why is every release around the world incomplete except for the TT?

I would assume that most labels probably don't want to go through the hassle of seamless branching.

[BluPat]

I wonder if we'll get a 4K of this from Kino? Would love to have one. I was just thinking about this movie.

[Dailyan]

Originally Posted by BluPat

I wonder if we'll get a 4K of this from Kino?

Doubtful. If they passed on a 4K UHD for something like "Witness for the Prosecution" I can't see them trying to attempt Nuremberg.

[Paul.R.S]

Originally Posted by DefLeppard

. . . exclusive extras as both Twilight Time and AU version have identical extras except for the booklet in TT.

Does the KL release omit the TT booklet?

[KindOfBlu]

Originally Posted by Paul.R.S

Does the KL release omit the TT booklet?

My KL copy only has a promo booklet featuring other KL Studio Classics titles.

[Paul.R.S]

Originally Posted by KindOfBlu

My KL copy only has a promo booklet featuring other KL Studio Classics titles.

Thanks.

Interesting that the KL BD of The Train includes Julie K.'s essay booklet but it is excluded here.

Another TT keeper. It may be a smaller concern but I also dig that disc's "roadshow" presentation (the overture, intermission, etc.).

[glennstl]

I find it odd and funny that this came out Jan. 2018 … yet just TODAY in Dec. 2022 finally got a review. .

I realize they have dozens of movies and tv series to try to review most weeks…But it took them almost 5 years?

Anyway, awesome movie.

[ArnoldLayne56]

Dr Larson does occasional reviews and they don't seem to usually coincide with the disc review.

This title is included in the current Kino sale for $9.99

[Azuride]

Spectacular movie. Hoping we get a 4K of it soon.

[iamjoelanthony]

can anyone explain to me why the Twilight Time version states a runtime of 179 minutes while the Kino states 186 minutes? are there different versions of this film? thank you!!

[hansolo350]

Originally Posted by iamjoelanthony

can anyone explain to me why the Twilight Time version states a runtime of 179 minutes while the Kino states 186 minutes? are there different versions of this film? thank you!!

I have the Twilight Time release and can confirm it actually runs just over 190 minutes. There are lengthy overture, intermission, entre' act and exit music sections that just play the score over a blank screen. Omitting these music only sections from the runtime should be how the numbers you stated were derived. The Kino release does not have the overture, intermission, entre' act and exit music sections. Otherwise, the movies should be the same between the two releases.

[iamjoelanthony]

Originally Posted by hansolo350

I have the Twilight Time release and can confirm it actually runs just over 190 minutes. There are lengthy overture, intermission, entre' act and exit music sections that just play the score over a blank screen. Omitting these music only sections from the runtime should be how the numbers you stated were derived. The Kino release does not have the overture, intermission, entre' act and exit music sections. Otherwise, the movies should be the same between the two releases.

okay great thank you for the info i appreciate it!!

[Admonisher]

Originally Posted by iamjoelanthony

okay great thank you for the info i appreciate it!!

The Kino disc also lacks Twilight Time's DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 surround mix, which the review on this site describes as "surprisingly well done" with "excellent attention paid to directionality," as well as the 5.1 isolated music score by Ernest Gold.

If these omissions bother you but you don't want to pay aftermarket prices for the OOP TT disc, I believe the region-free German Blu-ray by Capelight Pictures has the additional overture, intermission, etc., as well as the isolated score and 5.1 English track -- although on that disc, the English mono is replaced by German mono.