Hyperspace 3D Blu-ray (1984) [Region A Locked] coming from Kino

[Camps]

Originally Posted by Todd3D

Kudos to Universal and Paramount, though. With the release of The Glass Web, all the vintage Universal 3-D features will be out (sadly we're losing the three musical shorts but that can't be helped I suppose). With Money From Home, the only missing vintage Paramount title is Flight to Tangier. So at least those two studios cared enough to do them all.

Hear, hear!

[T. Warren Scollan]

Originally Posted by Camps

Kudos on spelling "bated" correctly. Most spell it "baited" (which I love seeing )

Wow! Another spelling/grammar cop. I'm not alone anymore!!!

[Interdimensional]

Originally Posted by Camps

Yes, I realize Elliott's an acquired taste... and, yes, a comedian can only be as good as a movie's script will allow... and, yes, Hyperspace commands merely a 4.7 on IMDb.... but... in my book, Elliott can do no wrong. (Well... very little wrong...)

Needless to say, I was a ginormous fan of his sublime TV series "Get a Life." And I may have been one of the few who truly enjoyed his 1994 star-turn Cabin Boy. Alas, it bombed. When his former boss David Letterman had him on as a guest a few months later, Letterman asked, "So, are you looking forward to returning to your old job at The Gap...?"

Anyway, I be lovin' me some Chris Elliott.

Paula Poundstone? Well, I won't be discussing her....

As a fancy lad, I picked up Kino's Cabin Boy Bluray day one. Apparently it didn't sell all that well, but it's out of print now and can only be had for a fancy price.

I don't know Ms Poundstone. Is that Raquel Welch pose in the Gremloids coverart supposed to be her?

[Interdimensional]

Originally Posted by Todd3D

Kudos to Universal and Paramount, though. With the release of The Glass Web, all the vintage Universal 3-D features will be out (sadly we're losing the three musical shorts but that can't be helped I suppose). With Money From Home, the only missing vintage Paramount title is Flight to Tangier. So at least those two studios cared enough to do them all.

Universal, Paramount, and MGM/UA have really played ball when it comes to opening their 3-D vaults. Kudos to KL and 3-DFA for making it happen, and to the studios for allowing it. It's been a dream come true.

All three studios have a title each in the works, and fingers crossed for Flight to Tangier. Amazing having all this Golden Age gold to look forward to.

[robtadrian]

I don't know Ms Poundstone. Is that Raquel Welch pose in the Gremloids coverart supposed to be her?[/QUOTE]

Yes. I guess that's a younger version. Without her signature tie!

[Joe D.]

Can't wait till available for pre-order

[lcolloca]

Any updates from Kino for this title? Was it cancelled? Was looking forward to it

[Robert Furmanek]

We finished our stereoscopic restoration work several months ago and are waiting on the rights holder to sign off on the digital cleanup. Once that’s done, we’ll create the anaglyphic master from the final cleaned files, and it will be finished.

[Robert Furmanek]

I have just checked my notes and we finished our 3-D restoration work in mid-February. It’s been in digital cleanup - and subsequent QC of the cleanup - since then.

[lcolloca]

Originally Posted by Robert Furmanek

We finished our stereoscopic restoration work several months ago and are waiting on the rights holder to sign off on the digital cleanup. Once that’s done, we’ll create the anaglyphic master from the final cleaned files, and it will be finished.

Great to hear! Can't wait for this release! Thanks!!!

[Robert Furmanek]

We’re now almost 6 months into the digital cleanup and QC process. Usually this process takes 4 to 6 weeks. This just goes to show that things do not always happen quickly. Sigh.

[the13thman]

Originally Posted by Robert Furmanek

We’re now almost 6 months into the digital cleanup and QC process. Usually this process takes 4 to 6 weeks. This just goes to show that things do not always happen quickly. Sigh.

Silver Age 3D is the most rewarding for those of us who love pop-outs so I wouldn't care if it took 36 months, far better it be done right than it be rushed out.

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by Robert Furmanek

We’re now almost 6 months into the digital cleanup and QC process. Usually this process takes 4 to 6 weeks. This just goes to show that things do not always happen quickly. Sigh.

Still this year, would you say?

[Robert Furmanek]

It better be, but at this point, it’s out of my hands.

[Joe D.]

Last November I was so happy to learn about this upcoming release and I know any work done by Bob, Greg and the entire 3D Archives staff is worth further waiting for.

[Steedeel]

Originally Posted by Joe D.

Last November I was so happy to learn about this upcoming release and I know any work done by Bob, Greg and the entire 3D Archives staff is worth further waiting for.

Same here, but no harm in asking.