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Old 11th December 2020, 02:51 AM
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Quick question, what is the best version of Scream to get? I put on my uk dvd the other day & the aspect ratio is buggered!
All worldwide Scream blu-rays use exactly the same (tired) master. A blu-ray trilogy set recently got reissued in the UK for less than fifteen pounds so if I were you, I would just order that from Amazon. Scream 3 might be quite poor (imo) but Scream 2 is very good and that is a good price for three bds. btw It might be worth mentioning that Scream 1 is the R rated cut on blu-ray, no-one's put out the uncensored version in high definition.
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Old 11th December 2020, 04:09 AM
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ARROW ACADEMY

"***A NEW ANNOUNCEMENT IS COMING!***

Join us this tomorrow (Friday December 11th) at 3.00pm GMT / 7.00am PT / 10.00am ET for our March 2021 title reveal!"


Dog Day Afternoon
The French Connection

Not sure if they fit the Academy label.

If it was Arrow video i would of said The Warriors.
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All worldwide Scream blu-rays use exactly the same (tired) master. A blu-ray trilogy set recently got reissued in the UK for less than fifteen pounds so if I were you, I would just order that from Amazon. Scream 3 might be quite poor (imo) but Scream 2 is very good and that is a good price for three bds. btw It might be worth mentioning that Scream 1 is the R rated cut on blu-ray, no-one's put out the uncensored version in high definition.
Yeah and Ill be picking that up as the ****ing French set,Ive discovered has forced subs.....
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Simeoni's list updated

DASS = The Naked City/Brute Force. This confirms the list includes Academy titles

January
Oldboy UHD
Gamera Boxsets x2 Bluray
[REC] Bluray
JSA Bluray
Southland Tales Bluray
Django Bluray (US only)

February
Demons I & II UHD/Bluray
Beyond Re-Animator Bluray
Shogun's Joy of Torture Bluray
El Duce Tapes Bluray

March
The Naked City/Brute Force
TIM - Japanese Invisible Man films seems very likely
D UHD - Dune UHD
BLOOD - The Bloodhound suggested
D?? - Dagon suggested (has a down arrow on it so might move)

April
DJANGO UHD - self explanatory (probably US only)
MAST - ??
BRUHD - Battle Royale UHD
CLAPBOARD - announced a couple of pages back
OTE - ??

May
WWS - ?? (Wolf of Wall Street has been denied by Arrow)
REBBOXSET - Bill Rebane Boxset suggested
GHOST W - A Ghost Waits
SS - Stendahl Syndrome, Savage Streets, Shogun's Sadism all suggested
DGITH - Don't Go In The House suggested

June
LM BOXSET - ??
VT BOXSET - ??
SS - Stendahl Syndrome, Savage Streets, Shogun's Sadism all suggested
G&T - ??
STYLIST TBC - ??
T UHD - Tenebrae UHD, The Terminator UHD both suggested

July
SB - ??
WHD - ??
LEG - Legend suggested
D BOXSET - ??
B UHD - ??
DIA - ??

August
C BOXSET - Critters boxset suggested
YOL BOXSET - ??
SG - ??
DS - Deadly Spawn suggested
F? - The Frighteners suggested (down arrow on this one so could move)
DIL - ??
MAN - Maniac (seems unlikely)

September
MD? - up arrow on this one so could move forward in schedule
G BOXSET - Grudge boxset suggested
IR - ??
WT UHD - ?? down arrow slo could move
C UHD - Caligula UHD, Candyman UHD suggested - I'd add Carrie UHD
HW? - ??

October
LE UHD - ??
Y BOXSET - Yuzna boxset suggested
D UHD - this could also be Dune UHD
GNO - ??
H X2 UHD - Halloween II and III suggested
BUS AM - ??

November
B BOXSET - ??
POTM - Phantom of the Mall suggested
MOS - ??
F - ?? The Frighteners suggested or one of the F's could be Freddy Got Fingered
F - ?? as above
SONY? - Sony deal??? or waiting for clearance on a Sony title?
BB - ??
NL UHD - ??

December
BIGBOX/EJ? - Early Peter Jackson suggested
?? UHD TBC - obviously not set in stone this one.
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Old 11th December 2020, 03:00 PM
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Yeah and Ill be picking that up as the ****ing French set,Ive discovered has forced subs.....
It's currently just 12.74 pounds on Amazon. No idea how long that price will last for.
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Dog Day Afternoon
The French Connection

Not sure if they fit the Academy label.

If it was Arrow video i would of said The Warriors.
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Old 11th December 2020, 03:34 PM
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NEW UK TITLE: Tales From the Urban Jungle (Limited Edition Blu-ray)

Release date: March 29

Sourced from new 4K restorations, and complemented by a wealth of bonus features, this Special Edition Blu-Ray set is both the perfect entry point for newcomers to the work of a great director, and a must have for die-hard fans of Film Noir and Jules Dassin.

"A DOUBLE BILL OF FILM NOIR CLASSICS!

Writer, director, producer and actor Jules Dassin was one of Hollywood’s most remarkable talents. Between 1947 and 1955 he directed a string of stylish, gritty, and hard-hitting Film Noir classics including Thieves Highway and Night And The City. Blacklisted in the communist witch hunts of the House Un-American Activities, he would continue that run with Rififi, directed in France. Each film is a diamond hard classic, weathering the test of time with sharp edges intact.

Tales from The Urban Jungle brings together the two films which started that extraordinary streak of hits. In Brute Force, Burt Lancaster is Joe Collins, one of a number of convicts squeezed into cell R17 and intent on breaking out. Desperate to return to his cancer-ridden wife (Ann Blyth), and to escape the clutches of sadistic warden Captain Munsey (an unforgettable performance from Hume Cronyn) who enjoys a reign of terror over the inmates.

Meanwhile, in The Naked City, a blonde ex-model is murdered in her bathtub and detectives Muldoon (Barry Fitzgerald) and Halloran (Don Taylor) are assigned to the case. Their investigation leads them all over New York City, from Park Avenue to the Lower East Side, reaching its thrilling climax atop the Williamsburg Bridge. Inspired by the work of infamous tabloid photographer Weegee, The Naked City was the first major Hollywood production to be shot entirely on the streets of New York, making use of more than a hundred authentic locations. Both films feature stark cinematography and taut writing to land an incredible one-two punch that remains impactful to this day.

Sourced from new 4K restorations, and complemented by a wealth of bonus features, this Special Edition Blu-Ray set is both the perfect entry point for newcomers to the work of a great director, and a must have for die-hard fans of Film Noir and Jules Dassin."


LIMITED EDITION CONTENTS
  • High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) presentation of new 4K restorations of both films
  • Original uncompressed mono 1.0 audio
  • Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing for both films
  • Illustrated booklet featuring writing on the films by Alastair Philips, Barry Salt, Sergio Angelini, Andrew Graves, Richard Brooks and Frank Krutnik
  • Reversible sleeves featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Sister Hyde

DISC ONE – BRUTE FORCE
  • Brand new commentary by historian and critic Josh Nelson
  • Nothing’s Okay, a brand new visual essay by film historians David Cairns & Fiona Watson
  • Josh Olson: Brute Force, a personal appreciation by the Academy Award winning screenwriter of A History of Violence
  • Burt Lancaster: The Film Noir Years, an in-depth look at Burt Lancaster’s early career by Kate Buford, author of Burt Lancaster: An American Life
  • Theatrical Trailers
  • Image Gallery

DISC TWO – THE NAKED CITY
  • Naked City Radio, a unique new audio commentary by historian and critic David Cairns featuring actors Steven McNicoll and Francesca Dymond
  • The Pulse of the City, a brand new visual essay by historian and critic Eloise Ross
  • New York and The Naked City, a personalised history of NYC on the big screen by critic Amy Taubin
  • The Hollywood Ten, a 1950 documentary short on the ten filmmakers blacklisted from Hollywood for their refusal to name names before the House Un-American Activities Committee, including The Naked City’s screenwriter Albert Maltz
  • Gallery of production stills by photojournalist Weegee
  • Theatrical Trailer





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Old 12th December 2020, 02:18 PM
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I've been considering buying the Tremors LE for the last two weeks, only hesitant because my wallet has taken a hammering with recent purchases.

I still hadn't decided when I got a notification from Amazon that my Tremors purchase was on its way - I'd completely forgotten I'd ordered it at release time!!!

I think this might be a sign that my bluray buying is out of control....
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NEW UK TITLE: Tales From the Urban Jungle (Limited Edition Blu-ray)

Release date: March 29

Sourced from new 4K restorations, and complemented by a wealth of bonus features, this Special Edition Blu-Ray set is both the perfect entry point for newcomers to the work of a great director, and a must have for die-hard fans of Film Noir and Jules Dassin.

"A DOUBLE BILL OF FILM NOIR CLASSICS!

Writer, director, producer and actor Jules Dassin was one of Hollywood’s most remarkable talents. Between 1947 and 1955 he directed a string of stylish, gritty, and hard-hitting Film Noir classics including Thieves Highway and Night And The City. Blacklisted in the communist witch hunts of the House Un-American Activities, he would continue that run with Rififi, directed in France. Each film is a diamond hard classic, weathering the test of time with sharp edges intact.

Tales from The Urban Jungle brings together the two films which started that extraordinary streak of hits. In Brute Force, Burt Lancaster is Joe Collins, one of a number of convicts squeezed into cell R17 and intent on breaking out. Desperate to return to his cancer-ridden wife (Ann Blyth), and to escape the clutches of sadistic warden Captain Munsey (an unforgettable performance from Hume Cronyn) who enjoys a reign of terror over the inmates.

Meanwhile, in The Naked City, a blonde ex-model is murdered in her bathtub and detectives Muldoon (Barry Fitzgerald) and Halloran (Don Taylor) are assigned to the case. Their investigation leads them all over New York City, from Park Avenue to the Lower East Side, reaching its thrilling climax atop the Williamsburg Bridge. Inspired by the work of infamous tabloid photographer Weegee, The Naked City was the first major Hollywood production to be shot entirely on the streets of New York, making use of more than a hundred authentic locations. Both films feature stark cinematography and taut writing to land an incredible one-two punch that remains impactful to this day.

Sourced from new 4K restorations, and complemented by a wealth of bonus features, this Special Edition Blu-Ray set is both the perfect entry point for newcomers to the work of a great director, and a must have for die-hard fans of Film Noir and Jules Dassin."


LIMITED EDITION CONTENTS
  • High Definition Blu-ray (1080p) presentation of new 4K restorations of both films
  • Original uncompressed mono 1.0 audio
  • Optional English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing for both films
  • Illustrated booklet featuring writing on the films by Alastair Philips, Barry Salt, Sergio Angelini, Andrew Graves, Richard Brooks and Frank Krutnik
  • Reversible sleeves featuring original and newly commissioned artwork by Sister Hyde

DISC ONE – BRUTE FORCE
  • Brand new commentary by historian and critic Josh Nelson
  • Nothing’s Okay, a brand new visual essay by film historians David Cairns & Fiona Watson
  • Josh Olson: Brute Force, a personal appreciation by the Academy Award winning screenwriter of A History of Violence
  • Burt Lancaster: The Film Noir Years, an in-depth look at Burt Lancaster’s early career by Kate Buford, author of Burt Lancaster: An American Life
  • Theatrical Trailers
  • Image Gallery

DISC TWO – THE NAKED CITY
  • Naked City Radio, a unique new audio commentary by historian and critic David Cairns featuring actors Steven McNicoll and Francesca Dymond
  • The Pulse of the City, a brand new visual essay by historian and critic Eloise Ross
  • New York and The Naked City, a personalised history of NYC on the big screen by critic Amy Taubin
  • The Hollywood Ten, a 1950 documentary short on the ten filmmakers blacklisted from Hollywood for their refusal to name names before the House Un-American Activities Committee, including The Naked City’s screenwriter Albert Maltz
  • Gallery of production stills by photojournalist Weegee
  • Theatrical Trailer





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