any good Cannes 2004 films out on DVD?
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I think Oldboy was an exception to the rule. Generally films at Cannes are making their theatrical debut and haven't been put out on DVD, even in their native countries. You'll commonly see the phrase "a rough cut shown at Cannes" - filmmakers are often still scrambling to finish their films to show them there.
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Actually Miramax is trying to sell the theatrical rights and dvd/video rights to separate distributers. One condition that is being talked about is the film to be released July 4th weekend in theatres, and for dvd/video to be out right after, definitely much before the November elections.
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Yeah, Moore wants the DVD out in October. So this will probably be one of the first films from this year's Cannes to be (officially) available on DVD. The Ladykillers should also be out within the next few months.
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Yeah, Moore wants the DVD out in October. So this will probably be one of the first films from this year's Cannes to be (officially) available on DVD
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Hmm, I would love to see FAHRENHEIT 9/11 asap, but I am just shocked about how Disney handles this thing. Creating one mindless animated piece of trash after another is ONE thing, but going on and pretending the US is not a country of free speech is just down right ridiculous!
NO, actually, it's very very ironic!
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NO, actually, it's very very ironic!
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Originally posted by Summerwine
Hmm, I would love to see FAHRENHEIT 9/11 asap, but I am just shocked about how Disney handles this thing. Creating one mindless animated piece of trash after another is ONE thing, but going on and pretending the US is not a country of free speech is just down right ridiculous!
NO, actually, it's very very ironic!
S
Hmm, I would love to see FAHRENHEIT 9/11 asap, but I am just shocked about how Disney handles this thing. Creating one mindless animated piece of trash after another is ONE thing, but going on and pretending the US is not a country of free speech is just down right ridiculous!
NO, actually, it's very very ironic!
S
However, given the political climate in the US (at this point) of extreme polarization...I am not a tiny bit surprised.
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There are discussions going on all over the forums so i don't believe there is need to start new ones as most of us haven't seen the doc yet , but obviously there is great anticipation and it's nice to hear different opinions.
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Originally posted by Summerwine
Hmm, I would love to see FAHRENHEIT 9/11 asap, but I am just shocked about how Disney handles this thing. Creating one mindless animated piece of trash after another is ONE thing, but going on and pretending the US is not a country of free speech is just down right ridiculous!
NO, actually, it's very very ironic!
S
Hmm, I would love to see FAHRENHEIT 9/11 asap, but I am just shocked about how Disney handles this thing. Creating one mindless animated piece of trash after another is ONE thing, but going on and pretending the US is not a country of free speech is just down right ridiculous!
NO, actually, it's very very ironic!
S
That said, Disney are a bunch of craven coporate morons, but their decision says more about the Bush family's propensity for vengeance then anything else. They're afraid Dubya and his clan will go after the FL mouse empire like they were the local Saddam if Moore's film keeps ole' GW from getting back in the White House.