The Official IMPRINT Thread (Aussie Boutique Label)

[koberulz]

If they felt the need to email you about it, it's fair to say it's abnormal, but it's not like they're ignoring your order.

[Gunsnroses092789]

Please welcome the next six entries to the Imprint Films catalogue! ��

Now available for pre-order at imprintfilms.com.au

Strictly limited to 1500 copies each.

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THE MOUNTAIN (1956) – Imprint Collection #198
• Inspired by the crash of Air India Flight 245 in 1950
• Directed by Edward Dmytryk (The Caine Mutiny) and starring Spencer Tracy & Robert Wagner
• Brand NEW Audio Commentary by film historian Howard Berger

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SOMETHING TO LIVE FOR (1952) – Imprint Collection #199
• 1080p High definition presentation on Blu-ray from a NEW 2022 2K Scan
• A story of alcoholism and romantic affairs, from legendary American director George Stevens (A Place In The Sun)
• Brand NEW Audio Commentary by film historians Daniel Kremer & David Del Valle

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CARRIE (1952) – Imprint Collection #200
• Worldwide first on Blu-ray
• Starring Academy Award-winning actors Laurence Olivier and Jennifer Jones
• Full unedited version of the film including the previously removed “flophouse” scene which was omitted for the original release in US theatres
• Nominated for two Oscars

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THE BAD NEWS BEARS GO TO JAPAN (1978) – Imprint Collection #201
• Worldwide first on Blu-ray
• Third film in the Bad News Bears series
• Starring Tony Curtis and Jackie Earle Haley, with feature appearances from Regis Philbin and Japanese wrestler Antonio Inoki

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HURRY SUNDOWN (1967) – Imprint Collection #202
• Starring Michael Caine, John Phillip Law, Robert Hooks, Jane Fonda, and Faye Dunaway
• Directed by Otto Preminger (Anatomy Of A Murder)
• Epic adaptation of K.B. Gilden’s novel about racial prejudice and emotional unrest in 1940’s Georgia
• Including a brand NEW Audio Commentary by film historian Daniel Kremer, and other special features

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RESURRECTION (1980) – Imprint Collection #203
• Starring Ellen Burstyn (The Exorcist, Requiem For A Dream), nominated for an Academy Award for best Actress for her performance
• A woman experiences clinical death and returns to life with the amazing ability to heal others
• Packed with brand NEW special features

Edit: bigger image thanks to Mike0284

[Mike0284]

Bigger image.

[Raggady_jack]

Mostly new 2K scans! Imprint are finally getting the message.

[Aunt Peg]

Hurry Sundown for me and maybe Resurrection for the extras as I already have the US release and the film is a favourite of mine.

[Gunsnroses092789]

I'm so in for Something To Live For and Carrie— two beautiful 50s Hollywood dramas from two of the greatest directors of all time

[Shanghai Express]

Mildly curious about Something To Live For. I love Milland and Fontaine, but I want to know if Kino is getting this. It looks like a title they'd scoop up.

[Gunsnroses092789]

Originally Posted by Shanghai Express

Mildly curious about Something To Live For. I love Milland and Fontaine, but I want to know if Kino is getting this. It looks like a title they'd scoop up.

It’s a great film and I don’t think it’s available to Kino. Olive released the DVD, which is still in print, so I think they have the rights right now, just like No Man Of Her Own.

[Shanghai Express]

Originally Posted by Gunsnroses092789

It’s a great film and I don’t think it’s available to Kino. Olive released the DVD, which is still in print, so I think they have the rights right now, just like No Man Of Her Own.

I forgot all about that DVD. Kino has been releasing some Twilight Time titles but they look to be all MGM licenses so far. We need Olive's death grip on these Paramount titles to END

[Gunsnroses092789]

Originally Posted by Shanghai Express

I forgot all about that DVD. Kino has been releasing some Twilight Time titles but they look to be all MGM licenses so far. We need Olive's death grip on these Paramount titles to END

To be honest, I think most of the Paramount titles, with the exception of the huge ones like High Noon or The Quiet Man, wouldn’t get picked up by Kino any time soon. Maybe some of the noir titles. The acquisitions guy for Kino said the majority of the Republic titles that he licensed from both companies he said he wouldn’t do today. The Olive releases may be the best we get for the foreseeable future in the US.

[n0tredom]

I realize it hasn't released yet, but are there any reviews/opinions on the Roland Joffe box set yet? I'm particularly interested in whether The Mission has any video/audio improvements or if I should just wait for a 4K instead.

[Videovore]

We’re having a Black Friday Flash Sale!

72 hours only. 50% off the already discounted price of select titles.

Highly limited copies of some OUT OF STOCK titles will be available, thanks to recently unearthed final replication stock.

Set your alarms!

[James Luckard]

I'm looking to order Testament in the US. DiabolikDVD is sold out, it seems.

Amazon lists it sold by DaaVeeDee, while Deep Discount also has it for about the same price.

Can any Americans tell me whether DaaVeeDee or Deep Discount usually packs items better?

[xxnomad]

Originally Posted by James Luckard

I'm looking to order Testament in the US. DiabolikDVD is sold out, it seems.

Amazon lists it sold by DaaVeeDee, while Deep Discount also has it for about the same price.

Can any Americans tell me whether DaaVeeDee or Deep Discount usually packs items better?

Try orbitdvd or Grindhouse video- they both package everything super super well with bubblewrap. Think of them both as similar online shops as Diabolik.

[Mose Harper]

Originally Posted by James Luckard

I'm looking to order Testament in the US. DiabolikDVD is sold out, it seems.

Amazon lists it sold by DaaVeeDee, while Deep Discount also has it for about the same price.

Can any Americans tell me whether DaaVeeDee or Deep Discount usually packs items better?

Diabolik must have just got their restocking in as it's showing 4 available right now.

[James Luckard]

Originally Posted by Mose Harper

Diabolik must have just got their restocking in as it's showing 4 available right now.

Thanks! There will be 3 left now.

[Alister_M]

Originally Posted by n0tredom

I realize it hasn't released yet, but are there any reviews/opinions on the Roland Joffe box set yet? I'm particularly interested in whether The Mission has any video/audio improvements or if I should just wait for a 4K instead.

As per press release; no mention of a new scan.

[romuald121]

If I got a cracked case blu-ray/ripped jacket for an OOP #2 Imprint release from an ebay seller, what are the chances to get a replacement from Imprint ?

[Mike0284]

We're coming in hot for our Black Friday sale!

A recent warehouse stock take has uncovered small quantities of long OUT OF STOCK titles. There are 50 OUT OF STOCK titles that will have HIGHLY LIMITED copies available, 50% off their already discounted sale price.

Including...

• Collaborations: Zhang Yimou & Gong Li - 2 COPIES AVAILABLE
• The Warriors - 3 COPIES AVAILABLE
• The Wicker Man - 3 COPIES AVAILABLE
• After Dark: Neo-Noir Cinema C1 - 4 COPIES AVAILABLE
• The Osterman Weekend - 5 COPIES AVAILABLE
• Hard Eight - 1 COPY AVAILABLE

...as well as 44 other OUT OF STOCK titles, and 39 more titles - all at 50% off their already discounted site price.

[BunyipPouch]

Originally Posted by romuald121

If I got a cracked case blu-ray/ripped jacket for an OOP #2 Imprint release from an ebay seller, what are the chances to get a replacement from Imprint ?

roughly 0%...