New Criterion Fritz Lang's M due in Dec
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New Criterion Fritz Lang's M due in Dec
From www.criterionco.com Looks like it was worth the wait.
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All New Edition of Fritz Lang's M Coming in December
Fritz Lang's suspense masterpiece M returns to the Collection in an all new 2-disc special edition this December. This release will feature a new transfer from fully restored film elements, as well as a host of new special features, including audio commentary by film scholars Eric Rentschler and Anton Kaes, a filmed interview with Fritz Lang conducted by director William Friedkin, Claude Chabrol’s M-inspired short film M le Maudit, classroom tapes of M editor Paul Falkenberg discussing the film and its history, and much more. Check here for more information on this release in the coming weeks!
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All New Edition of Fritz Lang's M Coming in December
Fritz Lang's suspense masterpiece M returns to the Collection in an all new 2-disc special edition this December. This release will feature a new transfer from fully restored film elements, as well as a host of new special features, including audio commentary by film scholars Eric Rentschler and Anton Kaes, a filmed interview with Fritz Lang conducted by director William Friedkin, Claude Chabrol’s M-inspired short film M le Maudit, classroom tapes of M editor Paul Falkenberg discussing the film and its history, and much more. Check here for more information on this release in the coming weeks!
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Alot of folks at the CC board (myself included) were expecting M in December. Looks to be just as extensive as some of their recent two disc sets.
Its just one more DVD I want more than Star Wars.
Its just one more DVD I want more than Star Wars.
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Originally posted by Der Zorn Gottes
Alot of folks at the CC board (myself included) were expecting M in December. Looks to be just as extensive as some of their recent two disc sets.
Its just one more DVD I want more than Star Wars.
Alot of folks at the CC board (myself included) were expecting M in December. Looks to be just as extensive as some of their recent two disc sets.
Its just one more DVD I want more than Star Wars.
BTW, I finally figured out what you nickname means after watching Aguirre, Wrath of God last week.
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Originally posted by Der Zorn Gottes
Its just one more DVD I want more than Star Wars.
Its just one more DVD I want more than Star Wars.
Looking foward to this one a lot.
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Is this the first time Criterion has significantly "double released" a title?
Meaning, bringing out a two discer for an already excellent one disc release.
Meaning, bringing out a two discer for an already excellent one disc release.
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Is this the first time Criterion has significantly "double released" a title?
Meaning, bringing out a two discer for an already excellent one disc release.
Is this the first time Criterion has significantly "double released" a title?
Meaning, bringing out a two discer for an already excellent one disc release.
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Originally posted by eau
Cool. Will it get the old catalog number or a new one?
Cool. Will it get the old catalog number or a new one?
[QUOTE]Is this the first time Criterion has significantly "double released" a title?[?QUOTE]
400 Blows, Beauty and the Beast reissues were much improved.
And they kept the same catalog numbers
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Excellent news. I bought M about a year ago, but never got around to watching it. It was still in the shrink wrap and everything, so I returned it for store credit this past weekend.
So I guess there are some advantages to having too many DVDs and not enough time.
So I guess there are some advantages to having too many DVDs and not enough time.