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domino harvey wrote:Duel in the Sun coming to Blu-ray!

I've been eager to see this film for some time even though I've generally been let down by the Vidor films I've sought out.

Good for you than that basically none of his footage is in the final product.

That is wonderful, wonderful news... And Kino,

On a question of whether Duel In the Sun will be the roadshow version.

MisterLime wrote:The master is on its way, the package may've included a Roadshow trailer, so we'll let everyone know as soon as we do.

Seven Restored Lina Wertmüller Films Heading to U.S. Theaters - Seven Beauties BD to follow later this year

The touring series makes available the following titles: The Seduction of Mimi, Love & Anarchy, All Screwed Up, Swept Away, Seven Beauties, Summer Night, Ferdinando & Carolina, plus the documentary Behind the White Glasses.

Seven Beauties (1975) - new 2K restoration

7 Beauties (all seven films) restoration trailer

I'll purchase most of these, though I really wish Wertmuller's first film The Lizards was included.

Some of these they have already released on Blu.

knives wrote:Some of these they have already released on Blu.

If I'm not mistaken, All Screwed Up, Love & Anarchy and The Seduction of Mimi have all been released on Blu Ray a couple of years ago.

Hell in the Pacific (John Boorman, 1968)

Release date: June 6th

Special Features:

• Interview with Director John Boorman
  Alternate Ending
  Audio Commentary by Film Historian Travis Crawford
  Interview with Art Director Anthony Pratt
  Reversible Blu-ray Art
  Optional English SDH subtitles

Those 3 Wertmüller's (that I own) are Region FREE.

Aunt Peg wrote:If I'm not mistaken, All Screwed Up, Love & Anarchy and The Seduction of Mimi have all been released on Blu Ray a couple of years ago.

That's right. They were released individually in June 2012 and got bundled together in a box set in Oct 2012.

domino harvey wrote:Strongly believed to be coming from Criterion, the Wanderers will be coming from Kino Lorber instead

Bob Harris on Kino Lorber's THE WANDERERS.

Restored OSS 117 Films

Kino Lorber have confirmed that they are preparing the five OSS 117 Eruspy films for Blu-ray release. Recently restored and remastered by French label Gaumont, the films will be gathered in a five-disc box set which is expected to arrive on the market this summer.

Haven't seen, but these Eurospy films sound like fun.

The Man in the Glass Booth (Arthur Hiller, 1975) - June, 2017
Special Features:

• Interview with Director Arthur Miller
  Interview with Producer Edie Landau
  Edie Landau: In From of the Camera - A Promotional Film For The American Film Theatre
  Gallery of "The American Film Theatre" Trailers

Three Sisters (Laurence Olivier, 1970) - June, 2017
Special Features:

• Interview with Star Alan Bates
  Interview with Producer Edie Landau
  Gallery of "The American Film Theatre" Trailers

Per MisterLime:

The Hurricane (1937) will go out of print as of July 31, 2017 – The title will be available exclusively on our website while supplies last.

I'm really excited about those American Film Theatre titles. Hopefully, John Frankenheimer's adaptation of The Iceman Cometh and Tony Richardson's take on Albee's A Delicate Balance will make it to HD as well.

captveg wrote:Per MisterLime:

The Hurricane (1937) will go out of print as of July 31, 2017 – The title will be available exclusively on our website while supplies last.

Do the rights revert back to the Samuel Goldwyn Company, which would mean WB, which could be Criterion? Unless, it's another party that owns this.

captveg wrote:The Hurricane (1937) will go out of print as of July 31, 2017 – The title will be available exclusively on our website while supplies last.

The last piece of this news is that Kino's got this at $9.99 as part of a Studio Classics sale.

Don't see Criterion going for this, but their release composition's gotten more diverse so who knows?

EDIT: For some reason, my link directly to the KSC sale doesn't work, so I linked to the relevant Bluray.com thread.

It's a bad film and the commentary is more worthwhile than the film it covers. I already unloaded mine a while back and won't miss it when it's gone. It's hard to imagine Criterion or anyone else investing in another release of it

pointless wrote:The Man in the Glass Booth (Arthur Hiller, 1975) - June, 2017
Special Features:

• Interview with Director Arthur Miller
  Interview with Producer Edie Landau
  Edie Landau: In From of the Camera - A Promotional Film For The American Film Theatre
  Gallery of "The American Film Theatre" Trailers

Three Sisters (Laurence Olivier, 1970) - June, 2017
Special Features:

• Interview with Star Alan Bates
  Interview with Producer Edie Landau
  Gallery of "The American Film Theatre" Trailers

Will these have subtitles? (The SD's did not)

Old Ironsides (1926) coming soon

Amazing news. I've been wanting to see that film for ages.

kekid wrote:

pointless wrote:The Man in the Glass Booth (Arthur Hiller, 1975) - June, 2017
Special Features:

• Interview with Director Arthur Miller
  Interview with Producer Edie Landau
  Edie Landau: In From of the Camera - A Promotional Film For The American Film Theatre
  Gallery of "The American Film Theatre" Trailers

Three Sisters (Laurence Olivier, 1970) - June, 2017
Special Features:

• Interview with Star Alan Bates
  Interview with Producer Edie Landau
  Gallery of "The American Film Theatre" Trailers

Will these have subtitles? (The SD's did not)

They will have English SDH.

pointless wrote:

kekid wrote:

pointless wrote:The Man in the Glass Booth (Arthur Hiller, 1975) - June, 2017
Special Features:

• Interview with Director Arthur Miller
  Interview with Producer Edie Landau
  Edie Landau: In From of the Camera - A Promotional Film For The American Film Theatre
  Gallery of "The American Film Theatre" Trailers

Three Sisters (Laurence Olivier, 1970) - June, 2017
Special Features:

• Interview with Star Alan Bates
  Interview with Producer Edie Landau
  Gallery of "The American Film Theatre" Trailers

Will these have subtitles? (The SD's did not)

They will have English SDH.

Great! Thank you.