The Man Who Haunted Himself 1970

[bigshot]

Screened the Network blu-ray of The Man Who Haunted Himself with Roger Moore tonight. The transfer is beautiful. Sharp, good colors, excellent. The dialogue is a little muffled, but that must be how it was mixed, because the music sounds great. Fun movie that reminded me a lot of The Prisoner. There's even a place in the film where Roger Moore says, "This is no 007 James Bond story... this is real!" I wonder if he knew he was up for Bond at that point?

Well worth getting. Very mysterious!

[Desk.]

Originally Posted by bigshot

Screened the Network blu-ray of The Man Who Haunted Himself with Roger Moore tonight. The transfer is beautiful. Sharp, good colors, excellent. The dialogue is a little muffled, but that must be how it was mixed, because the music sounds great. Fun movie that reminded me a lot of The Prisoner. There's even a place in the film where Roger Moore says, "This is no 007 James Bond story... this is real!" I wonder if he knew he was up for Bond at that point?

Well worth getting. Very mysterious!

A great, effective little film, as I recall from long distant TV screenings, and I had no idea it was coming out. Looking forward to seeing this again.

Desk

[Ben_C]

Also good to see Sherlock Holmes in New York coming soon. If it looks half as good as TMWHH i'll be happy.

Always good to have more Moore

[BigNickUK]

Originally Posted by Desk.

A great, effective little film, as I recall from long distant TV screenings, and I had no idea it was coming out. Looking forward to seeing this again.

Desk

Yes part of Networks British Film series, a great collection of films.
https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread...hlight=network

[jovialtwittery]

Originally Posted by Desk.

A great, effective little film, as I recall from long distant TV screenings, and I had no idea it was coming out. Looking forward to seeing this again.

Desk

It's not "coming out".
It's been available for 3 years since Network released it in June 2013.
Bargain for £7 on Amazon at the moment