It's much better.

Doesn't this suggest it is an unlikely release?

That's good to know :)

I know BU has already got a version out there but still I'd still like to see a domestic release.

It does but there are conflicting signals. The BVA still lists Amsterdamned, Suspiria blu and THWLW as in print under Nouveaux, but I read on the forum that the Suspiria blu seems to have gone oop and Amsterdamned certainly looks oop on Find DVD.

THWLW is the odd man out. What makes this so surprising, if it is a Shameless release, is that there will be no usp. The PQ was solid and it has Italian dialogue with English Subtitles- how could Shameless improve upon this? There would be no easy way to upgrade, except for extras and a possible blu release.

Along the same lines, assuming Shameless have signed some kind of deal with Nouveaux and their releases head OOP, are we looking at a potential Shameless BD of Suspiria?

I'd rather that Shameless brought out some more BD's.
Preferably with Edwige Fenech in them. :)

I suspect we're beginning to see some shift away from blu in some quarters. We know about BU and how they're not putting out brand new blus and repackaging old films. MoC also seem to be taking a curious position - with their new slate, they're releasing DVD only releases of the films, even though there are DVDs in the dual format version. Does this suggest they're more confident with dvd rather than blu?

The big question for Shameless is how well did FFOGV and CH do on blu?

You read about how it costs 4-6 more times to manufactures blus as to DVDs - maybe blus are becoming too much of a risk in these times. I hope Scorpion gets to score some hits as a newcomer.

Please no! I have these on pre-order from Blue Underground!:lol:

Oh! Giallo A Venizzia has a canal in it.:loco:

To be honest, I fear they don't need them. I think the core of their market is people that will buy it because it's in a yellow box, rather than what it is. I'm not knocking people for that, I do it with MoC and Arrow Video BD's, but I think it's a reflection of the current collectors market.