slate from Warner Bros.!!!!!!!
04-14-03 | 10:08 AM
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Man, I'm going to have to start saving for 8/5 NOW. Holy crow. The Haunting and The Thing From Another World???!!! I've gone to geek heaven.
Now if Universal would get their act together and give us some more Classic Monster discs, all would be right with the world...
Now if Universal would get their act together and give us some more Classic Monster discs, all would be right with the world...
04-14-03 | 01:10 PM
#54
DVD Talk Limited Edition
Originally posted by Giles
and according to DVDFile this release IS from New Line. Let's now hope NL doesn't do what they did to "Nightmare on Elm Street 5" and release the edited 'R-rated' version and not the unrated cut, which would be just plain dumb and insulting to all us TCM fans.
and according to DVDFile this release IS from New Line. Let's now hope NL doesn't do what they did to "Nightmare on Elm Street 5" and release the edited 'R-rated' version and not the unrated cut, which would be just plain dumb and insulting to all us TCM fans.
04-14-03 | 04:44 PM
#55
DVD Talk Limited Edition
House of Wax, Soylent Green, The Omega Man, The Thing 
The Last Man on Earth is easily the better film.
The Omega Man has only a passing resemblance to Matheson's novel, but it is still a fun movie if you're a Charlton Heston fan or a fan of '70s science fiction movies.
Originally posted by milo bloom
A quick question, I love the original "I Am Legend" novel, and thought Vincent Price's Last Man on Earth was very good, how does the Omega Man stack up?
tks
A quick question, I love the original "I Am Legend" novel, and thought Vincent Price's Last Man on Earth was very good, how does the Omega Man stack up?
tks
The Omega Man has only a passing resemblance to Matheson's novel, but it is still a fun movie if you're a Charlton Heston fan or a fan of '70s science fiction movies.
