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Jonathan S
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Re: James Whale

#26 Post by Jonathan S »

Definitely the Kino - cleaner and sharper (though far from perfect). Network use the very spotty old print Channel 4 used to show in which Raymond Rohauer replaced "Carl Laemmle presents" with his own name! The Kino has better extras too, including two commentary tracks, though Network's is also interesting.
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tojoed
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#27 Post by tojoed »

Thanks Jonathan. The Kino it is.
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knives
Joined: Sat Sep 06, 2008 10:49 pm

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#28 Post by knives »

RobertAltman wrote:The Man In The Iron Mask on DVD. Anyone here familiar with Firecake Entertainment? I´ve never heard of them before, but let´s hope this is a good release.
So did anyone actually take a look at this one? Trying to finally go past the big four, but only Waterloo Bridge seems to be well represented.
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Forrest Taft
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#29 Post by Forrest Taft »

The Film Foundation, among others, have restored The Road Back, and it's actually the original cut of it. It's showing at this years Il Cinema Ritrovato. Hoping a blu-ray release is imminent.
Jonathan S
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#30 Post by Jonathan S »

It looks like a Whale of a year then, as Cohen have announced a new 4K restoration of The Old Dark House "this fall".
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