Deep Red - 2 disc special edition?
08-02-04, 06:22 PM
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Deep Red - 2 disc special edition?
Does anybody out there know where I can get this? I have checked ebay and all of the major dvd sites, and can't seem to find it anywhere. I had the chance to buy it about a year ago, and passed on it (I am still kicking myself). Thanks in advance for any help.
08-02-04, 06:34 PM
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There has never been a two-disc special edition of Deep Red.
It's been packaged with Tenebre in one of the three Limited Edition Dario Argento sets that Anchor Bay put out, but that's it. Same version either way.
It's been packaged with Tenebre in one of the three Limited Edition Dario Argento sets that Anchor Bay put out, but that's it. Same version either way.
08-02-04, 07:04 PM
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Yes, you may either be thinking of the set that Matthew mentions, or the special editions that Anchor Bay did do of other Argento films (SUSPERIA or OPERA).
At any rate, if you wait awhile, I'm sure that Blue Underground will release an even better Deep Red DVD.
At any rate, if you wait awhile, I'm sure that Blue Underground will release an even better Deep Red DVD.
08-02-04, 08:02 PM
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Yes, you may either be thinking of the set that Matthew mentions, or the special editions that Anchor Bay did do of other Argento films (SUSPERIA or OPERA).
At any rate, if you wait awhile, I'm sure that Blue Underground will release an even better Deep Red DVD.
Yes, you may either be thinking of the set that Matthew mentions, or the special editions that Anchor Bay did do of other Argento films (SUSPERIA or OPERA).
At any rate, if you wait awhile, I'm sure that Blue Underground will release an even better Deep Red DVD.
08-03-04, 09:16 AM
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a new 'Suspriria' disc would also be nice with the original 2 - channel stereo mix that wasn't included on the AB Special Edition, the OOP Image Entertainment disc had a better video and audio transfer.
08-03-04, 09:31 AM
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Blue Underground (or, more specifically, William Lustig) will get, or has already gotten, the rights to a lot of the films that Anchor Bay released, including the Hammers and Argento movies. Wouldn't shock me at all if the Fulci movies went back to him as well.
08-03-04, 10:48 AM
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Interesting. I would have swore there was a 2 disc version. I know I have seen it packed in a thick case (sorry, don't know the technical term.) Is it possible that it was released with the soundtrack at one point, like Opera and Suspiria? I know I wasn't looking at the version with Tenebre. Maybe I am just losing my mind.
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Originally posted by jarrodschockow
Is it possible that it was released with the soundtrack at one point, like Opera and Suspiria?
Is it possible that it was released with the soundtrack at one point, like Opera and Suspiria?
You're thinking of the double-feature with Tenebre in the thick double alpha case.
08-03-04, 02:00 PM
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Originally posted by gutwrencher
I will not be happy until Four Flies On Grey Velvet and A Lizard In A Womans Skin finally arrive....hopefully both from BU.
I will not be happy until Four Flies On Grey Velvet and A Lizard In A Womans Skin finally arrive....hopefully both from BU.
08-03-04, 02:33 PM
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it was packed in a thick case, like the 2 disc of "Opera"
it was packed in a thick case, like the 2 disc of "Opera"
08-03-04, 03:39 PM
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everyone so excited about BU/Lustig having/getting the rights reverted back to them eventually from Anchor Bay of the Argento stuff. people talk like it will be soon, the interview that mentions it already like a year old, i believe it was from dvdmaniacs.net. yes BU is going to get the rights eventually, but it still may be a couple years before the first one even sees the light of day. im not speaking of Four flies, only the ones Anchor Bay released. if you really wanna see the movies, they AB ones arent too expensive, theyre not perfect either, or go regionless. you can be dead before the BU ones come out.
08-03-04, 03:44 PM
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Originally posted by scarredgod
people talk like it will be soon...... you can be dead before the BU ones come out.
people talk like it will be soon...... you can be dead before the BU ones come out.
I've been waiting years and years to have certian films in my library...a few more wont kill me. and to know that proper treatment will be delivered....it's even more reason to get pumped up, no matter the length of the wait.
08-03-04, 05:11 PM
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The Argento/BU ball is starting to roll. THE BIRD WITH CRYSTAL PLUMAGE is currently being worked on for a release next year. 
