New Poll: Invitation from Paramount
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Two that I see on your list catch my eye.
Murder on the Orient Express
Trailer
Dictionary of who the players are
Best possible transfer
Foul Play
Trailer
Outtakes
Best possible transfer
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Murder on the Orient Express
Trailer
Dictionary of who the players are
Best possible transfer
Foul Play
Trailer
Outtakes
Best possible transfer
[email protected]
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more thanks, Martin, for seeking input here.
i feel eaxtly the same as a previous poster.
i've seen FOUL PLAY more times than i can remember, A Chase & Hawn commentary would make it an immediate purchase.
They had wonderful chemistry together and it would be great to see them participate.
also being a huge Caroline Munro fan, i would love to be able to own CAPTIAN KRONOS: VAMPIRE HUNTER . i'm pretty sure Ms Munro is retired and just works the convention circuit.
i'm sure see could be persuaded to indulge on some extras for this title, with the added incentive, that she can use her convention appearences to help stoke interest for it.
would also love to see a Clara Bow title get some indepth analysis, and Wings happens to be a great movie, besides.
in any event, those are all great titles, i can't wait to buy them, ( didn't see Let's Scare Jessica To Death , though... ) Whats really important is the best possible transfer.
you guys have a pretty solid track record in that regard, so whatever else you can manage will be more than appreciated
i feel eaxtly the same as a previous poster.
i've seen FOUL PLAY more times than i can remember, A Chase & Hawn commentary would make it an immediate purchase.
They had wonderful chemistry together and it would be great to see them participate.
also being a huge Caroline Munro fan, i would love to be able to own CAPTIAN KRONOS: VAMPIRE HUNTER . i'm pretty sure Ms Munro is retired and just works the convention circuit.
i'm sure see could be persuaded to indulge on some extras for this title, with the added incentive, that she can use her convention appearences to help stoke interest for it.
would also love to see a Clara Bow title get some indepth analysis, and Wings happens to be a great movie, besides.
in any event, those are all great titles, i can't wait to buy them, ( didn't see Let's Scare Jessica To Death , though... ) Whats really important is the best possible transfer.
you guys have a pretty solid track record in that regard, so whatever else you can manage will be more than appreciated
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Re: New Poll: Invitation from Paramount
Originally posted by Martin Blythe
Most of the time there isn't (or hasn't been) money, staffing or time to get bonus features onto them. But they are coming... even Four Flies on Grey Velvet, if it's feeling lucky.
Most of the time there isn't (or hasn't been) money, staffing or time to get bonus features onto them. But they are coming... even Four Flies on Grey Velvet, if it's feeling lucky.
I am excited to hear it and talk of a dvd release....
GREAT NEWS! ......one step closer to a complete Argento collection.
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I vote for:
Captain Kronos and other Hammers (Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell maybe?)
If...
Murder on the Orient Express
And please keep releasing DVDs in OAR. Thanks!
Captain Kronos and other Hammers (Frankenstein and the Monster From Hell maybe?)
If...
Murder on the Orient Express
And please keep releasing DVDs in OAR. Thanks!
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No votes for Day of the Locust?
I'm not sure what extras to suggest, though it's of interest for little things like script, set design and cinematography. One of the best examples of those daringly pessimistic 70's films that they just don't make anymore, gosh darn it. At least as cult-worthy as If...
I'm not sure what extras to suggest, though it's of interest for little things like script, set design and cinematography. One of the best examples of those daringly pessimistic 70's films that they just don't make anymore, gosh darn it. At least as cult-worthy as If...
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First off, Mr. Blythe your participation is most appreciated. Thank you. Some nice titles in the list that I look forward to adding to my collection.
In terms of extras, my favorites tend to be commentary tracks, deleted scenes / alternate takes, and items associated with the production including scripts, storyboards, marketing campaign materials, etc.
The films that I would pick for SE treatment / supplements are:
Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter
Day of the Locust
if...
~ Walter.
In terms of extras, my favorites tend to be commentary tracks, deleted scenes / alternate takes, and items associated with the production including scripts, storyboards, marketing campaign materials, etc.
The films that I would pick for SE treatment / supplements are:
Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter
Day of the Locust
if...
~ Walter.
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Originally posted by DivxGuy
If and Wings.
RD
If and Wings.
RD
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My Picks
Day of the Locust (with Schlesinger commentary)
If (with commentary by Malcolm McDowell, might be interesting to see a mature McDowell comment on the theme of revolutionary youth depicted in the film)
Captain Kronos (with alternate "continental" cut if available)
Darling Lili (with Director's Cut, alternate release cut and commentary by Blake Edwards)
If (with commentary by Malcolm McDowell, might be interesting to see a mature McDowell comment on the theme of revolutionary youth depicted in the film)
Captain Kronos (with alternate "continental" cut if available)
Darling Lili (with Director's Cut, alternate release cut and commentary by Blake Edwards)
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Murder on the Orient Express should get extra treatment. I recommend a Criterion treatment.
Bugsy Malone-yes
Wings-I am waiting for this.
If-
Looking for Mr. Goodbar-this is a must!
Bugsy Malone-yes
Wings-I am waiting for this.
If-
Looking for Mr. Goodbar-this is a must!
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My votes
Foul Play
Looking for Mr. Goodbar
Also where is Major League?Grease? Urban Cowboy?
How about starting to put "JAG" on DVD if possible season sets? Your studio makes this awesome TV show!
Foul Play
Looking for Mr. Goodbar
Also where is Major League?Grease? Urban Cowboy?
How about starting to put "JAG" on DVD if possible season sets? Your studio makes this awesome TV show!
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Iwill definitely BUY!
Originally posted by Tyler_Durden
Definitely If...., if it is indeed the Lindsay Anderson film from 1968.
People, check out the IMDb page for the film. This is one of the most gripping thrillers ever, an absolute masterpiece.
BTW, I really appreciate you being so open about Paramount's plans, Mr. Blythe. Thank you.
Definitely If...., if it is indeed the Lindsay Anderson film from 1968.
People, check out the IMDb page for the film. This is one of the most gripping thrillers ever, an absolute masterpiece.
BTW, I really appreciate you being so open about Paramount's plans, Mr. Blythe. Thank you.
YES! YES! YES!
Day of the Locust too!