I'll post a pic of them all together when someone with a mobile phone comes in.;)

I bet staff in HMV think 'It's that weirdo again, always taking photos of discs'. :lol:

I felt like a perv doing it :lol:

Imagine what supermarket staff must make of me taking photos of the whisky aisle.

You take photos? I thought you just went in and bought, bought, bought!

Like to share the good news.

Coming in June:

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One of my all-time favourite films. I have the Dutch and German releases the latter had both cuts, albeit that the extended version is SD. I wonder what they'll do with the one?

Just gets better and better.:clap:

I've never seen Casualties of War, but that will be remedied when I buy this release.

Great film, I've never owned it so I'll be getting this at some point

I've changed the thread title due to it no longer being purely Warner releases making up this collection now (Casualties of War, Donnie Brasco and Gattaca are all Sony titles).

Nos, it's an incredible film - one of De Palma's very best - and that's saying something, as far as I'm concerned.

I'm always amazed by the number of films I haven't seen despite having seen more films anyone I see on a regular (or even semiregular) basis!

I like just about every Brian De Palma film I have seen, if not all of them, so really look forward to adding Casualties of War to my collection.

I'm the same, my friends tease me when I say I haven't seen a film and say stuff like "I thought you were a film fan" they know it winds me up :lol:
I've not seen this film either but I like the cast and the director so I'll be giving it a go.

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Snap. There are plenty of films I've yet to see!

This one, for me, is top tier De Palma, along with Carrie, Dressed to Kill, Blow Out and Carlito's Way.

I too haven't seen Casualties of War.

I'm surprised so many haven't seen it, it's a film I've seen on TV loads of times over the years, normal TV too, not SKY.

Definitely recommend it to those that haven't seen it, and that's coming from someone who isn't considered a massive fan of De Palma :nod:

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It came out during the glut of Vietnam movies - that, at the time, was my motivation for seeing it because I was 14 and about a year from the point when I took an interest in directors.

I really cannot emphasise how great a film it is - Fox was never better in a dramatic role, Penn is top of his game and there's wonderful support from then-unknowns such as John C. Reilly and John Leguizamo. The lush cinematography showcases the beautiful Phuket landscapes and the Morricone score is one of the composer's best latter-day efforts. It's a dark, uncompromising film and one that's very critical of American foreign policy - it's quite something that it was made by a major studio but no surprise that it flopped.

I don't watch the telly :lol:
I'm really intrigues to watch this now though, especially because it has a Morricone score.

A couple more June titles:

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I don't own either The Dirty Dozen or Battle of The Bulge any format, so that's a very welcome announcement.

If you don't mind me saying, Battle of the Bulge is f**king awesome.

One of my top 5 WW2 movies.

I think i will buy that purely because i like the film so much.

Looks like Nos will be getting into classic WW2 movies shortly.

really hoping at some point we get Doc Savage: The Man of Bronze!

The Dirty Dozen cover looks total hand grenade bollocks. Classic Aldrich movie too, love it, but I'll stick with my old VHS copy with that stunning artwork. Just a shame Warner didn't stick with the original poster art.

Would of looked like a REAL tasty purchase.

It is from a proper movie poster. However it is shit compared to these.

OUTLAND
A SCANNER DARKLY
GATTACA
TIME MACHINE
ALL DISPATCHED TODAY FROM HMV!:woot:

My collection is a bit short on non-mainstream World War II films, so I'm looking forward to buying and watching/re-watching these and many other films like them.

More upcoming titles:

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Nos will be broke at this rate.

may double dip for legends of the fall

Jeremiah Johnson.

That's the film i will buy along with Battle of the Bulge in the 2 for £25 offer. :nod:

Possibly. However, unlike some previous titles (Gremlins 2, King Kong, Little Shop of Horrors) I'll be buying these for the first time and not double dipping for BDs I already have.

I have the excellent US blu of Jeremiah Johnson.

You need the slipcase and lobby cards though. :nod:

It's great that loads of people are into these.
Encourages Warner to put out more and more.

We can hope for the day when we see;

IT'S ALIVE!
STAR 80
WOLFEN
LENNY

Dracula Has Risen From the Grave, Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed, Taste the Blood of Dracula etc...

You an old Warner Terror Vision fan Justin? :eyebrows:

I only had a couple, I was still at college at the height of the label and I didn't have the money for all the videos :lol: Had a nice Salem's Lot/Salem's Lot 2 tape though I remember vividly.

I don't remember it as vividly as I thought, it wasn't a Terror Vision one, that was just the original. It did have this fantastically shit cover on it though :lol:

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I think everyone had that tape for Larry Cohen's sequel.
The longer Salem's Lot version is far superior to the 'theatrical' edit.

No reason Salem's Lot couldn't surface on this fine label.
Both cuts would be great!

Justin,have a wee nosey here....;)

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