Warner to release large number of catalog titles in 2007.
12-14-06 | 10:09 AM
#51
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Originally Posted by Julie Walker
I hope The Devils is released next year intact. Since someone on the imdb.com devils forum mentioned earlier this year that Warner UK was releasing that and Performance in 2007 instead of 2006.
And Performance is being released here in the U.S. in February. So I hope this person was correct with The Devils coming out in 2007. It better anyway or I will be extremely upset with Warner. And if they do release it in the cut R version only,I will be even more upset with them!
Performance was rerated R recently,and it may be the uncut originally X rated version from what I'm told(which is what was recently resubmitted in the U.K. for release).
I don't see the uncut version of The Devil's passing with an R rating though. Well if they do use the British print of the film. I can see it getting an R today. But if the 'rape of christ' sequence were restored. I can see it easily earning an NC-17 in that case.
Though it would be a great surprise if that sequence did pass with an R rating today. I can dream,can't I
And Performance is being released here in the U.S. in February. So I hope this person was correct with The Devils coming out in 2007. It better anyway or I will be extremely upset with Warner. And if they do release it in the cut R version only,I will be even more upset with them!
Performance was rerated R recently,and it may be the uncut originally X rated version from what I'm told(which is what was recently resubmitted in the U.K. for release).
I don't see the uncut version of The Devil's passing with an R rating though. Well if they do use the British print of the film. I can see it getting an R today. But if the 'rape of christ' sequence were restored. I can see it easily earning an NC-17 in that case.
Though it would be a great surprise if that sequence did pass with an R rating today. I can dream,can't I
12-14-06 | 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by inri222
If Warner grows some balls :
William Friedkin's Cruising (the 140 min. director's cut)
William Friedkin's Cruising (the 140 min. director's cut)
12-14-06 | 11:26 AM
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Originally Posted by inri222
12-14-06 | 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Neeb
I'm hoping for the MUSIC LOVERS.
I know a print screened at the Seattle Cinerama in October, so I wonder if someone is working up a master for near-term release.
And I don't think a Ken Russell set is in the offing. Though we may get a series of releases like Warners did with a few Visconti titles a few years back.
I know a print screened at the Seattle Cinerama in October, so I wonder if someone is working up a master for near-term release.
And I don't think a Ken Russell set is in the offing. Though we may get a series of releases like Warners did with a few Visconti titles a few years back.
12-14-06 | 04:43 PM
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Originally Posted by bloopbleep
any news on Adam West Batman 1966?
12-14-06 | 04:49 PM
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Originally Posted by NoirFan
Weren't there rumors about Poltergeist, Dark City and LA Confidential SEs as well?
In the HTF chat earlier this year, Warner confirmed that a two-disc special edition will be released sometime next year in honor of the film's 25th anniversary.
12-14-06 | 11:54 PM
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Originally Posted by MWB
No rumors, at least in Poltergeist's case, anyway.
In the HTF chat earlier this year, Warner confirmed that a two-disc special edition will be released sometime next year in honor of the film's 25th anniversary.
In the HTF chat earlier this year, Warner confirmed that a two-disc special edition will be released sometime next year in honor of the film's 25th anniversary.
I also hope for Twilight Zone: The Movie
12-15-06 | 06:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Cameron
no, but television is an diffrent department. Warner has said in the past that they have no holdings on the show, and that it was between Fox and dc comics
12-15-06 | 09:04 PM
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I want Bogart movies like Black Legion, Conflict, King of the Underworld, Invisible Stripes, Chain Lightning, etc.
Maybe they could do some of those movies as "Double Features," like the Val Lewton set.
Maybe they could do some of those movies as "Double Features," like the Val Lewton set.
12-15-06 | 09:31 PM
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wow! thanks I never knew that, I bet some lawyers from warner got fired over that. here you are warner(owner of dc comics) and you can`t release one of america`s icon heroes classic show and after doing some googling from the looks of it are being held hostage by fox.
Warner Home Video has no stake in the dispute because the series was made long before Time-Warner bought DC.
12-17-06 | 10:10 AM
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Originally Posted by Sean O'Hara
Just the opposite -- Fox wants to release it, but DC refuses to give them trademark clearances because they think the show's campiness will hurt the movie franchise.
Warner Home Video has no stake in the dispute because the series was made long before Time-Warner bought DC.
Warner Home Video has no stake in the dispute because the series was made long before Time-Warner bought DC.
