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Django no go go
the three spaghetti westerns that they said they are releasing do they have the rights to them because its been years since they said that they where releasing them
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Antonioni’s's 'Identification Of A Woman' (1982) - Blu-ray pre-order available from Cult Films Direct - £17:50 Release date: September 12 "Michelangelo Antonioni’s rarely seen and underrated masterwork – perhaps due to its renowned sexual explicitness. IDENTIFICATION OF A WOMAN is the maverick director’s own bookend to his lifelong exploration of the imprecise nature of human relationships, incommunicability and alienation. After his wife leaves him, a film director (ostensibly Antonioni’s alter-ego, played by Tomas Milian) enters into a passionate affair with a striking young aristocratic woman (Daniela Silverio). Soon a stranger warns him, with threats, to stop seeing her and some weeks later, after a lover’s row, she vanishes… Whilst searching for her, he meets a beautiful young actress (Christine Boisson), whose curiosity is piqued to find the missing woman… Each frame, rigorously conceived by Antonioni and painted by Carlo Di Palma’s rich, beautifully modulated cinematography, is an essential – at times subliminal – part of the storytelling itself; culminating in the legendary filmic tour-de-force that is the fogbound highway scene. This release benefits from the most recent 2K restoration finally doing justice to the original vision of the artist’s painterly yet unsettling masterpiece. Tellingly prescient, it also depicts a modernising world beset by fear: with gun-toting neighbour, alarmed-home, speeding blindly in fog, threats and disappearance… This spellbinding anti-romance is a quiet yet resounding masterpiece which became Antonioni’s last full film, cementing his legacy – as hailed by Martin Scorsese – as one of the greatest artists of the 20th century." Special Features
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#53
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That sounds genuinely fascinating ^
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we are still waiting for the three spaghetti westerns that they supposed to have the rights too and that was nearly three years ago
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'Django' and 'Keoma' are both available from Arrow and 'A Bullet for the General' from Blue Underground in the US. |
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NEW CULTFILMS ANNOUCEMENT: DJANGO 4K-UHD RELEASE DATE: December 11th, 2023 "Sergio Corbucci’s ground-breaking DJANGO is one of the greatest and most influential Westerns ever. Seminal, yet banned for decades, its aesthetics of visual cruelty transcended the genre and shaped today’s film-making language. Its major influence is declared by Quentin Tarantino - among many Hollywood directors - and seen in all his films. Django, played by the legendary Franco Nero, is the mysterious lone gunslinger who, dragging a coffin behind him, arrives in a bleak, mud-drenched town where he’ll face two ruthless gangs of sadistic killers. Presented uncut, from new 4K-restored elements, this definitive version is pristinely faithful to the original filmmakers’ vision; as attested by Ruggero Deodato (of ‘Cannibal Holocaust’ fame) who shot several scenes of ‘DJANGO’ as the then-Assistant to Corbucci" SPECIAL FEATURES
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I watched Django for the first time a couple of weeks ago and absolutely loved it. Its reputation is well deserved.
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been waiting for years for a UK release and now its coming out I cant be bothered with it cause it just not worth it rather do without than buy it I will just keep the original UK release from when they were called Argent nothing they release are going to be better than arrow or 88films and this is not even that good where is the rest of the special features from the arrows release even the packaging looks bad why did they bother.
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Very nice. Cult Spaghetti Western Box set. 8th January, 2024. Three seminal Cult Spaghetti Westerns in one definitive Collector’s Boxset + Artcards, all restored & first time on UK Blu-ray. One of the greatest and most influential Spaghetti Westerns ever, Sergio Corbucci’s iconic masterpiece is revered by film critics and fans, none more so than Quentin Tarantino who declares the deep influence that Corbucci had on all his films, as epitomised by his Django Unchained. Banned for decades, Corbucci’s ground-breaking ultra-violent western stars the legendary Franco Nero as Django, the mysterious lone gunslinger who - dragging a coffin behind him - arrives in a bleak, mud-drenched town where he’ll face two gangs of sadistic evil killers. Presented complete and uncut, from new 4K-restored elements - pristinely faithful to the original film vision. KEOMA, THE VIOLENT BREED Acknowledged as the genre swansong, this late Western masterpiece is directed by Enzo G. Castellari whom Tarantino calls maestro (having remade Castellarri’s Inglorious Bastards) and regards as a cinematic icon. Screen-legend Franco Nero reprises his relentless deadly gunslinger persona, now as the eponymous Keoma who, returning to his hometown, finds that it is now ruled by a gang of sadistic killers. Aided by an old friend (a superb Woody Strode), Keoma fights the ruthless bunch to the bitter, last-man-standing, end. This gritty western is presented from 2K-restored vault materials, showcasing its iconic set pieces and its striking action cinematography as never before. A BULLET FOR THE GENERAL aka QUIEN SABE? A covert US assassin is sent to kill a General who is one of the leaders of the Mexican Revolution. He infiltrates a gang of guerrillas led by the charismatic El Chuncho (Gian Maria Volonte) with his lieutenants, the crazed priest (Klaus Kinski), and the beautiful Adelita (Martine Beswick). As the rebels go on a rampage stealing weapons, they unwittingly lead the assassin to the General. And the US agent has a bullet for him! A BULLET FOR THE GENERAL established the politically imbued Zapata-Western genre; it is finally presented in superb high definition finally doing justice to its lavish widescreen cinematography and it is further elevated by the exuberant music from Oscar® Winner Ennio Morricone. Quoting Tarantino, whose encyclopaedic admiration and devotion to spaghetti westerns provides the curating thread of this boxset: “'A Bullet For The General' is one of the greatest Spaghetti Westerns ever made. I just love that movie” + DJANGO and DJANGO BONUS FEATURE Complementing this definitive boxset is a riveting on-screen tribute by Quentin Tarantino enthusing on the deep influence which Sergio Corbucci, the creator of Django, had on his entire career. In the feature-length piece, illustrated with never-seen film-set footage and many film clips, Tarantino explains how - whimsically - in his 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood', the fictional Hollywood cowboy actor played by Leonardo DiCaprio ends up working for the real Sergio Corbucci in Italy. Django Special Features (Disc 1) Interviews with Franco Nero on being Django, Ruggero Deodato on being Corbucci’s assistant, Alex Cox defines Django New reworked English subtitles and additional SDH + Django and Django A Bullet for the General aka Quien Sabe? Special Features (Disc 2) Interview with director Damiano Damiani Alex Cox introduces A Bullet for the General New reworked English subtitles and additional SDH Keoma, The Violent Breed Special Features (Disc 3) Interview with director Enzo G. Castellari on the making of Keoma Interview with editor Gianfranco Amicucci Alex Cox presents Keoma Second interview of Enzo Castellari Westerns and Crime Flicks New reworked English subtitles and additional SDH |
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