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They were about half the price of importing Warner Archive releases too
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Yes they were. And unlike the US Warner Archive discs they were pressed DVDs as well.
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I actually have Eye of the Devil only about two feet away from me as i type as i'd selected it in a pile to rewatch last week. Obviously i won't be doing that now if there's a slight chance i'll upgrade it in the coming months. Although if i recall the dvd looked excellent anyway. Really crisp, clear black and white images. |
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In the early 2000s I bought quite a few French edition DVDs, and they were indeed a lot cheaper. Thing is, nowadays I find I really need the English subtitles, especially for older productions. Portuguese won't do or I'll be proofreading instead of watching the film. So the first thing I check is for those. Thankfully, nowadays it's rare the US/UK blu-ray release without English subs.
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Cracking artwork for Isle of the Dead. |
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Children of the Damned is sneaking out on 9th October in the UK. https://www.amazon.co.uk/Children-Da...s=dvd&sr=1-226 |
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The Devil Doll is the US Halloween release - hopefully it will find its way to these shores sooner rather than later
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'Looney Tunes Collectors Choice, Vol. 2' Release date: November 28 Contents: 1. BEHIND THE MEAT-BALL (1945) Directed by Frank Tashlin 2. BROTHER BRAT (1944) Directed by Frank Tashlin - with Porky Pig 3. CATTY CORNERED (1953) Directed by Friz Freleng - with Tweety and Sylvester 4. CROSS COUNTRY DETOURS (1940) Directed by Tex Avery 5. DAFFY’S SOUTHERN EXPOSURE (1942) Directed by Norm McCabe - with Daffy Duck 6. DING DOG DADDY (1942) Directed by Friz Freleng 7. THE EAGER BEAVER (1946) Directed by Chuck Jones 8. FAIR AND WORM-ER (1946) Directed by Chuck Jones 9. FIN 'N CATTY (1943) Directed by Chuck Jones 10. FROM HAND TO MOUSE (1944) Directed by Chuck Jones 11. GHOST WANTED (1940) Directed by Chuck Jones 12. GREETINGS BAIT (1943) Directed by Friz Freleng - with Wacky Worm 13. HAMATEUR NIGHT (1939) Directed by Tex Avery - with Egghead 14. HARE-BREADTH HURRY (1963) Directed by Chuck Jones - with Bugs Bunny and Wile E. Coyote 15. A HICK A SLICK AND A CHICK (1948) Directed by Arthur Davis 16. HISS AND MAKE UP (1948) Directed by Arthur Davis 17. A HOUND FOR TROUBLE (1951) Directed by Chuck Jones - with Charlie Dog 18. I WANNA BE A SAILOR (1937) Directed by Tex Avery 19. THE LEGHORN BLOWS AT MIDNIGHT (1950) Directed by Robert McKimson - with Foghorn Leghorn and Henery Hawk 20. LICKETY-SPLAT (1961) Directed by Chuck Jones, Co-Directed by Abe Levitow - with Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote 21. ONE MEAT BRAWL (1947) Directed by Robert McKimson - with Porky Pig 22. THE PENGUIN PARADE (1938) Directed by Tex Avery 23. RABBIT RAMPAGE (1955) Directed by Chuck Jones - with Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd 24. THE REBEL WITHOUT CLAWS (1961) Directed by Friz Freleng - with Tweety and Sylvester 25. THE WACKY WORM (1941) Directed by Friz Freleng - with Wacky Worm
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November 27th as part of the UK range - Sydney Lumet's Prince of the City. Quote:
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New for the UK
May 13th, 2024. Passage to Marseille. Humphrey Bogart reunites with director Michael Curtiz and other key Casablanca personnel (including co-stars Claude Rains, Peter Lorre and Sydney Greenstreet) for a tension-swept Passage to Marseille. Bogart plays Jean Matrac, a World War II French patriot who escapes Devil?s Island, survives a dangerous freighter voyage and becomes a gunner in the Free French Air Corps. Passage sailed into theaters on stormy seas. Controversy surrounded the scene in which Matrac machine-guns the helpless survivors of a downed plane that attacked the freighter. That a soldier of freedom would act ignobly brought protests from religious and censorship groups. But, like Matrac facing a strafing dive-bomber, the studio held its ground. War could even dehumanize a hero. Domestic prints remained uncut. On-Disc Special Features Warner Night at the Movies 1944 Short Subjects Gallery: Vintage Newsreel, Oscar?-Winning* Patriotic Short I Won?t Play, Oscar?-Nominated** Musical Short Jammin? The Blues, Classic Cartoon The Weakly Reporter Trailers of Passage to Marseille and 1944?s Uncertain Glory New Featurette The Free French: Unsung Victors Breakdowns of 1944: Studio Blooper Reel |
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