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Frankenstein: The Legacy Collection - 4/27
I don't think this has been posted yet. From DVDDrive-In:
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X-Human.net has some more info about the set:
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Awesome set! and for $30 its a steal! I just hope they do the same thing for the other Universal Monster films.
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I cant wait. I hope the others Universal monsters are released too. I'm glad I held off on ebay.
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This is excellent news.
Out of this announcement, however, one word keeps me from being overly excited, and that word is "Universal". |
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They left off ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET FRANKENSTIEN.
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forgot all about this. thanks for the heads-up reminder!
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This is good news
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Can't wait to pick this one up.. I agree on the monsters movies too, I wish I could get a boxset of those, other then ebay of course.
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Great news and great price, but does anyone know if the docs and commentary tracks that were on the original releases of the first 2 films are included in the new set? (maybe unlikely considering that they are throwing 3 films on the first disc).
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i have the coffin set but will buy this no problem.
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This is cool if the extras from the first releases of Frankenstein and Bride are on there. If not it kind of sucks. Those were some great extras to have as a classic horror fan.
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I've already got all these, but what a nice set. Bride of Frankenstein is a wildly creative movie, but I still think the original is the tightest pure horror movie of the bunch, and maybe of any of the Universal classic monsters. I think both Son and Ghost are highly enjoyable as well, and House isn't that far off. Highly recommended.
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If all those films are really on just two discs, it's unlikely there will be room for extras (absent some serious data compression). I'll pick this set up, but I'm glad that I also have the coffin set mentioned in the other thread.
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I don't know how much space extras would take up, but these are the time stats for the discs. Perhaps they can fit extras.
Disc One: Frankenstein (71 Min) Bride Of Frankenstein (75 Min) Son Of Frankenstein (99 Min) Total (245 Min) Disc Two: Ghost Of Frankenstein (67 Min) House Of Frankenstein (71 Min) Total (138 Min) |
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I own the Coffin set also, but I will gladly pick this up, just for the last three sequels. I just hope that Dracula / Invisible Man also get the same treatment, I'd love to see their sequels released in the same fashion.
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Speaking of "Van Helsing", it would be nice if Universal also released THE BRIDES OF DRACULA. I'd also like THE EVIL OF FRANKENSTEIN while they're in the Frankenstein mood.
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info from DVD Aficionado dvd listings
Frankenstein - The Legacy Collection - Frankenstein (1931) + Frankenstein Files: How Hollywood Made a Monster, The (1999) + Boo! (1932) - Bride of Frankenstein, The (1935) + She's Alive! Creating the Bride of Frankenstein (1999) - Son of Frankenstein (1939) - Ghost of Frankenstein, The (1942) - House of Frankenstein (1944) sounds like a cool set.. i will be picking this up for sure |
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I think it's fair to assume Universal is releasing Dracula next. You can all start thanking me for these releases. You see, I have the power to control the universe. All I have to do is buy an OOP DVD off Ebay, (i.e., such as from Universal's monsters collection) and then the press releases come out within a few days of how the movie is about to be reissued.
Anyone know of other DVD auctions you would like for me to consider? I can take up a collection. That way, for a small fee, you too can participate in altering the space-time continuum.
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