Kino Lorber Studio Classics

[Blu MacReady]

Any chance for Love Cheat Steal 1993? Was looking at picking it up, but no one has released this since the MGM DVD....which is more expensive then a BD.

[Knaldskalle]

Originally Posted by Nailwraps

Someone, help me out here.

Forget it, Jake, it's Kinotown.

[MisterLime]

Coming August 9th on DVD and Blu-ray!
Fully restored and preserved by TLEFilms Film Restoration & Preservation Services, Germany

Canadian Pacific (1949)
• Restoration Documentary: recombining and restoring a 66 year-old CineColor puzzle of more than 400,000 pieces
• Canadian Pacific on 16mm: excerpts from a very rare original 16mm CineColor print element (Reel 1A+B) (18 min; in HD)
• Canadian Pacific on 8mm: rare short feature for home screening of the film on 8mm (B/W print) (8 min; in HD)
• Trailer Gallery
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The Cariboo Trail (1950)
• Restoration Documentary: recombining and restoring two-strip CineColor components
• The Cariboo Trail on 8mm: rare short feature for home screening of the film on 8mm (B/W print) (8 min; in HD)
• Trailer Gallery
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[Nailwraps]

Originally Posted by filmmusic

One question: where is the commentary with the correct music coming from?

Listen to Cock-A-Doodle Deux Deux with the commentary by Jerry Beck, you can hear the correct music (and the short's audio) in the background.

[Rafows]

Originally Posted by MisterLime

Coming August 9th on DVD and Blu-ray!
Fully restored and preserved by TLEFilms Film Restoration & Preservation Services, Germany

Canadian Pacific (1949)
• Restoration Documentary: recombining and restoring a 66 year-old CineColor puzzle of more than 400,000 pieces
• Canadian Pacific on 16mm: excerpts from a very rare original 16mm CineColor print element (Reel 1A+B) (18 min; in HD)
• Canadian Pacific on 8mm: rare short feature for home screening of the film on 8mm (B/W print) (8 min; in HD)
• Trailer Gallery
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The Cariboo Trail (1950)
• Restoration Documentary: recombining and restoring two-strip CineColor components
• The Cariboo Trail on 8mm: rare short feature for home screening of the film on 8mm (B/W print) (8 min; in HD)
• Trailer Gallery
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Great artwork on both Randolph Scott's titles. A must purchase for me!

[filmmusic]

Originally Posted by Nailwraps

Listen to Cock-A-Doodle Deux Deux with the commentary by Jerry Beck, you can hear the correct music (and the short's audio) in the background.

I don't have this Bluray.
I meant, does this commentary come from old MGM dvd or is a new one for Kino?

edit: Ok, i listened to the old DVD. It doesn't have the commentary.
It's weird that MGM would provide Kino with an incorrect music opening on the cartoon, but the commentary would have the correct opening.
If it wasn't in the commentary as you say, I'd say that they did some new scans (other than the ones used for DVD), so that's why the mix-up.

Well, maybe they did a new scan of the cartoon with an incorrect music opening, but used the track from the old scan to do the commentary?
this is more like it.
Or, maybe there were 2 tracks with 2 different music openings for this cartoon.
One from the theatrical release and one from the TV release, and the TV one had the usual opening and the Bluray comes from the TV scans and not the theatrical scans.

[Nailwraps]

Originally Posted by filmmusic

I don't have this Bluray.
I meant, does this commentary come from old MGM dvd or is a new one for Kino?

Oh. No, the commentary is new for Kino, it was made for it as a matter of fact.

[MisterLime]

Originally Posted by Nailwraps

Oh. No, the commentary is new for Kino, it was made for it as a matter of fact.

Please let's take this discussion elsewhere - I answered your question the best I could.

[jayembee]

Originally Posted by cine74

They cleaned them up - there's some crazy guy (or gal) opening accounts over and over after being banned. Someone has a real grudge against Kino.

Is that the guy who keeps posting a long want-list, most of which are Universal titles that he keeps getting told aren't available to Kino?

[Nailwraps]

Originally Posted by MisterLime

Please let's take this discussion elsewhere - I answered your question the best I could.

Understood. Excuse me. And I do thank you for answering my question.

[Lt. Brannigan]

Originally Posted by MisterLime

Coming August 9th on DVD and Blu-ray!
Fully restored and preserved by TLEFilms Film Restoration & Preservation Services, Germany

Canadian Pacific (1949)
• Restoration Documentary: recombining and restoring a 66 year-old CineColor puzzle of more than 400,000 pieces
• Canadian Pacific on 16mm: excerpts from a very rare original 16mm CineColor print element (Reel 1A+B) (18 min; in HD)
• Canadian Pacific on 8mm: rare short feature for home screening of the film on 8mm (B/W print) (8 min; in HD)
• Trailer Gallery


The Cariboo Trail (1950)
• Restoration Documentary: recombining and restoring two-strip CineColor components
• The Cariboo Trail on 8mm: rare short feature for home screening of the film on 8mm (B/W print) (8 min; in HD)
• Trailer Gallery

Awesome stuff, can't wait to get my hands on these.

[LT.Schaffer]

any chance for a release of Houseboat? [paramount Studio]


or a Remaster of Hatari?

the current release of hatari is not great

[Lt. Brannigan]

Originally Posted by LT.Schaffer

any chance for a release of Houseboat? [paramount Studio]


or a Remaster of Hatari?

the current release of hatari is not great

Did I miss a deal with Paramount? Wouldn't Olive be the one to ask?

[MisterLime]

Originally Posted by Lt. Brannigan

Did I miss a deal with Paramount? Wouldn't Olive be the one to ask?

Actually WB is the one to ask, most of the key Paramount titles are under license to WB.

[Lt. Brannigan]

Originally Posted by MisterLime

Actually WB is the one to ask, most of the key Paramount titles are under license to WB.

DUH! How could I forget that? The reason Olive came to mind first was because they released McLintock!.

[MisterLime]

Originally Posted by Lt. Brannigan

DUH! How could I forget that? The reason Olive came to mind first was because they released McLintock!.

which was acquired from Ignite Films

[MisterLime]

Originally Posted by Lt. Brannigan

DUH! How could I forget that? The reason Olive came to mind first was because they released McLintock!.

But they did release lots of Paramount stuff and many other John Wayne films from the Republic library (Paramount).

[Lt. Brannigan]

Originally Posted by MisterLime

which was acquired from Ignite Films

Originally Posted by MisterLime

But they did release lots of Paramount stuff and many other John Wayne films from the Republic library (Paramount).

If all this licensing stuff gives me headaches, I can't imagine how migraine inducing it is for you guys who actually have to try and sort it out.

I mentally checked off the Republic stuff as a separate package and never considered that as part of Paramount's library. My only thought was that they had access to McLintock which means they have access to all the post 50's John Wayne films Paramount has.

Now I am just left even more confused as to who has what.

Thanks for your insight MisterLime, I find it invaluable.

[grrrarg]

Originally Posted by MisterLime

Actually WB is the one to ask, most of the key Paramount titles are under license to WB.

All this does is remind me why there are almost no Paramount catalog titles being released

I dream of a Kino-Paramount deal some day... I find this poster to be most appropriate:

[MisterLime]

Originally Posted by Lt. Brannigan

If all this licensing stuff gives me headaches, I can't imagine how migraine inducing it is for you guys who actually have to try and sort it out.

I mentally checked off the Republic stuff as a separate package and never considered that as part of Paramount's library. My only thought was that they had access to McLintock which means they have access to all the post 50's John Wayne films Paramount has.

Now I am just left even more confused as to who has what.

Thanks for your insight MisterLime, I find it invaluable.

McLintock is a PD title and originally part of the Batjac library (High and the Mighty, Seven Men From Now, Island in the Sky, etc) which Paramount acquired from John Wayne's estate after Michael Wayne's death.

Ignite remastered the PD film which was originally released by United Artists and licensed it to Olive a few years ago. Paramount released their own version a couple of years later, the PHE version was from the original film elements, so it should look much better.

http://www.amazon.com/McLintock-Blu-...1813255&sr=1-3

http://www.amazon.com/McLintock-Auth...intock+blu+ray