Kino Lorber Studio Classics

[Scottie]

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The Extras:

The Scalphunters
Original Theatrical Trailer & Optional English Subtitles

Sabata
Original Theatrical Trailer

Marty
Original Theatrical Trailer

Duel at Diablo
Original Theatrical Trailer & Optional English Subtitles

Paris Blues
Optional English Subtitles and maybe the Original Theatrical Trailer

Separate Tables
Original Theatrical Trailer, Optional English Subtitles
Audio Commentary by Director Delbert Mann

Witness For the Prosecution – Original Theatrical
Billy Wilder discussing WITNESS with director Volker Schlondorff

The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes
Christopher Lee: Mr. Holmes, Mr. Wilder Featurette
Interview with Editor Ernest Walter
Deleted Scenes
Additional Audio Sequence: Deleted Epilogue Scene
Original Theatrical Trailer & Optional English Subtitles

[BarnDoor]

Why optional English subtitles on select titles? They should be included on all releases.

[dsman71]

I love the covers ! Cool extras .. me happy

[Kauno]

Originally Posted by BarnDoor

Why optional English subtitles on select titles? They should be included on all releases.

Indeed.

[dsman71]

they have a facebook page, you can ask them directly

[Musicguy]

I wonder if these are titles Twilight Time passed on (I hope not) they usually pass if the master/Picture Quality isn't very good

[Blu Titan]

The Scalphunters is a great, fun Western. Not made in Italy but with strong Italian Western influences. I was about to order the German version...not anymore : cool:.

[Blu Titan]

Originally Posted by Musicguy

I wonder if these are titles Twilight Time passed on (I hope not) they usually pass if the master/Picture Quality isn't very good

Why do so many people assume that TT gets first pick?

[Musicguy]

Originally Posted by Blu Titan

Why do so many people assume that TT gets first pick?

Because Last Year Twilight Time stated they were entering a deal with MGM/UA and there were many titles they were looking out (I believe they were looking at 40 titles) - some they wanted to release but had to pass because the master was not in top shape.

Almost a year later Kino announces a deal with MGM/UA. So due to the time difference and Twilight's statement on sub par masters....

[Akijama]

Update:

Marty release date is July 15. Amazon pre-order

Paris Blues release date is July 29. Amazon pre-order

Originally Posted by Musicguy

I wonder if these are titles Twilight Time passed on (I hope not) they usually pass if the master/Picture Quality isn't very good

I'm sure that's not the case here. I've heard good things about Region B blu releases of The Scalphunters, Duel at Diablo (Australian release) and Mr. Majestyk.

[seagal]

Originally Posted by Akijama

Update:

Marty release date is July 15. Amazon pre-order

Paris Blues release date is July 29. Amazon pre-order



I'm sure that's not the case here. I've heard good things about Region B blu releases of The Scalphunters, Duel at Diablo (Australian release) and Mr. Majestyk.

But that´s not right because the picture quality of the German Blu-ray "Mr Majestyk" sucks.

[Akijama]

Originally Posted by seagal

But that´s not right because the picture quality of the German Blu-ray "Mr Majestyk" sucks.

That's just your opinion. Few people from here and elsewhere had good things to say about the transfer.

[belcherman]

Just watched Paris Blues on YouTube. It wasn't, as I remembered, just another Young White Guy With a Horn story. There's a lot going on in the story, perhaps too much (artistic freedom vs settling down, racism, drugs, jazz, and being an ex-patriot American) but what impressed me was Martin Ritt's direction. There's the opening sequence where he goes from an interior tracking shot, to an exterior tracking shot, back to another interior tracking shot. The star of the movie is really Paris and he (and cinematographer Christian Matras) photographs it beautifully. I don't think I'll be pre-ordering, but I'll probably pick it up at some point this year.

[fdm]

Glad a lot of these have been at one time or other on MGM HD, else my wallet would be crying uncle right about now. Duel At Diablo just showed up on my dvr...

Probably will grab a few eventually.

[Mr.Dig]

Originally Posted by Akijama

Update:

Marty release date is July 15. Amazon pre-order

Paris Blues release date is July 29. Amazon pre-order



I'm sure that's not the case here. I've heard good things about Region B blu releases of The Scalphunters, Duel at Diablo (Australian release) and Mr. Majestyk.

The Explosive Media blu-ray release of Sabata also looks great!

[seagal]

Originally Posted by Akijama

That's just your opinion. Few people from here and elsewhere had good things to say about the transfer.

Then they have no idea what they´re talking about

[Akijama]

Originally Posted by seagal

Then they have no idea what they´re talking about

Lol. Whatever, dude.

Anyway, Cast a Giant Shadow (1966) is coming to blu-ray in August.

https://www.facebook.com/KinoLorberS...if_t=notify_me

[UseY0ur1llusi0n]

Originally Posted by Akijama

Anyway, Cast a Giant Shadow (1966) is coming to blu-ray in August.

https://www.facebook.com/KinoLorberS...if_t=notify_me

[Show spoiler]

Oh hell yes!! I just recently watched this on youtube, loved it! And now a Blu-ray release? Kino rocks!!

[BarnDoor]

Kino seem to be pumping out these MGM/UA titles - it looks like we can expect about 8 a month. I'm very interested to see what they have planned for Sep-Nov, particularly in the way of horror titles. I expect it's them that has Burnt Offerings, and Twilight Time who have Audrey Rose (we should also find out TT's Sep/Oct slate in a couple of weeks). I imagine Kino will go more for 60s-early 70s horror. Might we get the likes of Raw Meat, the Count Yorga films, The Night Stalker/The Night Strangler, perhaps even a few Vincent Price films that Scream might have overlooked for a potential second VP set?

[The Great Owl]

Someone just posted that On the Beach (1959) is coming from Kino Lorber later this year.

No idea how I'm going to fund these Kino Lorber purchases over the next few months.