BD 182 The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes

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BD 182 The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes

#1 Post by What A Disgrace »

January 22 according to Amazon UK.
rwaits
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#2 Post by rwaits »

Nice surprise. I love this movie, but was so disappointed by the Kino. Hopefully Arrow can improve on the image of the very drab Kino.
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#3 Post by swo17 »

This is MoC, not Arrow.
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#4 Post by reaky »

MoC feels a bit like the UK’s Billy Wilder home, with a number of his films in their catalogue (the obvious exception being Arrow’s upcoming The Apartment). Let’s hope they do something wonderful with this late masterpiece. Then bring on Avanti!
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#5 Post by rapta »

Was hoping it'd be The Fortune Cookie, but I'm happy with this as well. I suppose they may do more Wilder titles in the near future!
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#6 Post by hearthesilence »

rwaits wrote:Nice surprise. I love this movie, but was so disappointed by the Kino. Hopefully [MoC] can improve on the image of the very drab Kino.
I know. This would have been one of the titles that I would've picked up during Kino's sale, but like the others, the encoding was supposed to be a massive disappointment. I'm glad I skipped that sale, except for Fantomas and maybe a few others, there's very little from Kino that hasn't been done or will be done by someone else with a better reputation.
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#7 Post by domino harvey »

That's just not true if you're looking at Hollywood cinema, for starters
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#8 Post by Drucker »

I have to agree with Dom. My Amazon wishlist at this point is roughly just two dozen Kino titles that are not available anywhere else.
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#9 Post by What A Disgrace »

I've probably bought more Kino titles this year than anyone but Criterion and Arrow, and my Christmas wish list contains half a dozen Kinos as well.

Still, I've waited on this and a few others, and this waiting continues to pay off.
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#10 Post by hearthesilence »

I'll have to qualify that statement to Kino titles that I would want to get. I have very few now, because almost every title I've gotten from them was eventually sold and replaced by a UK reissue of the same title.
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#11 Post by Drucker »

You're definitely right that it happens, but no more than 10-20% of the time. Kino's (and Olive's!) output just far exceeds Arrow, MOC, Indicator, S1, or BFI.
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