rq42

Hi people,

I'm quite surprised at the lack of thorough coverage on Brando films... after recently watching On The Waterfront... the only film after Godfather that I've seen Brando in, I've begun looking around for DVDs and theres not much!! Not here in the UK or the US!! I mean, there are barebone versions of street car named desire (usa) and viva zapata (uk) but where the hell are the double-super-duper-mega-versions?? lol???

anybody know if they're better releases on the way?? I mean, the legend passed away and still nothing?!!!! whats going on????

Cheers!!

John Hodson

How about this? - cheap too; let's hope Universal come up with the goods transfer wise.

inri222

Still waiting for :

BURN
THE NIGHTCOMERS

Mike Lowrey

What was that Brando movie with Matthew Broderick?

Al_Tahoe

The Freshman


rq42, I know what you mean! I'm (im)patiently waiting for releases of:

Mutiny on the Bounty ('62)
Teahouse of the August Moon
Julius Caesar
One-Eyed Jacks

and many others And yes, I know One-Eyed Jacks has been released... but I'm talking about a good version from a major studio. Brando is one of my favorites, and I'm pretty P.O.'d about the lack of quality Brando DVD releases!

Mike Lowrey

Oh yeah. Even had that one taped long ago on VHS, just forgot the name of it.

philo

And how about THE FUGITIVE KIND with Brando as the original snakeskin jacket wearing rebel. Written by Tennessee Williams, co-starring Joanne Woodward and Anna Magnani, directed by the great Sidney Lumet, it's a puzzle why this isn't out yet. I'm guessing MGM/Sony owns the rights?

And speaking of MGM, I'm hoping for a revisit of LAST TANGO IN PARIS with a better transfer and some sort of participation by Bertolucci. At least it's out there though.

Cameron

go

Marlon Brado Box Set 5.31.05 The Appaloosa is inside!!!

So if all you have seen is On the Waterfront and Godfather....then go get Apocolypse Now...