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Originally Posted by Paul@TheOverlook  I agree on your points about accessibility of these titles to all territories and of course there are labels like Arrow, Koch and Wildside here in Europe who would jump at the chance to get them, so it's back once more to the issue of Sony and its refusal to licence them. Bizarre.
One small criticism of your last post, it's Screen Archives that is responsible for the sales and sending of Twilight Time's product, not TT itself. I buy almost every month, use standard shipping option and have not had anything go astray, BTW. I'm sure you'd be covered through PayPal if items weren't to arrive, anyway. |
Fair enough. Though you clearly dont have the problems i get with dissapearing packages. Wether screen archives or tt deciding print runs its still a tricky issue as the sales on a fritz lang film noir and a john carpenter stephen king adaptation will always br different. Releasing fright night as a limited editon right as the remake was hitting cinemas was a really really bad idea whoever made it.