L'empire des Loups (Jean Reno's latest)
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L'empire des Loups (Jean Reno's latest)
Jean Reno's latest film Empire of the Wolves/L'empire des Loups is now officialy across movie theaters in Europe. The French critics are the least to say "impressed" with it...so expect a distant future R1 release (if at all...similar to the Corsican). Directed by Chris Nahon (Kiss of the Dragon).
Official site:
http://www.lempiredesloups.com/
Trailer available after the page loads up (select Tres Haut Debit for HD). Allocine also reports that substantial behind-the-scenes footage has been prepared for the future DVD release.
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i watched the trailer today. surprised it hasnt been obviously mentioned before (not that i can remember anyhow) as it looks so nice, and people here are familiar with "crimson rivers"... good looking film.
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Originally Posted by pro-bassoonist
The French critics are the least to say "impressed" with it...
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Originally Posted by eXcentris
If you mean impressed by it's crapiness, you are correct.
Look at post #5 April 12.
http://www.nicheflix.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=1278
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Originally Posted by eXcentris
Rating out of ****
L'Ecran Fantastique ***
Le Figaroscope **
Ciné Live **
Rolling Stone **
Le Point *
Ouest France *
MCinéma.com *
Première *
aVoir-aLire.com *
Zurban *
France Soir *
Télérama *
Paris Match *
Le Monde *
Chronic'art.com *
L'Express *
Les Inrockuptibles *
Mad Movies *
Studio Magazine *
Score *
Brazil *
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ALLDVD.CA has the DVD for sale. No English Sub's however.
http://alldvd.ca/productDisplay.do?itemId=4706
http://alldvd.ca/productDisplay.do?itemId=4706
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Originally Posted by eXcentris
If you mean impressed by it's crapiness, you are correct.
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It's Jean Reno so, I'm there regardless. Pro-B as soon as you hear about an English Subbed disc streeting please let me know!
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Originally Posted by buckee1
Pro-B, do you know if anybody has this up for pre-order as yet?
Fnac does! But I assume that Amazon.fr will get it up on the site soon. There are three different versions as it appears....a lot of extra materials. See all three versions here:
http://www3.fnac.com/search/quick.do...56&bl=HGVIrera
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if interested...you might want to consider this:
http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=58917
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http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=58917
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I don't have a detailed review yet (esp, one in English) but the Black disc looks packed with extras. Given the fact that TF1 is handling this I am going on a limb here (and when RAMA or Attitude come out with their review you can prove me wrong) and will tell you that this will be a 9 or a 10 presentation. The film did so poorly with the critics TF1 will certainly do their best to sell this film to Reno fans. With other words...should be a top notch presentation.
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Originally Posted by RyoHazuki
Any reviews of the French collector's edition that comes out tomorrow?
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Originally Posted by pro-bassoonist
I don't have a detailed review yet (esp, one in English) but the Black disc looks packed with extras.
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http://www.dvdfr.com/dvd/dvd.php?id=19649
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Are you reviewing this for dvdtalk, pro-b?
Also whats the difference between this (http://www.dvdfr.com/images/dvd/cove...0/19/19649.jpg) one and this (http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P...8.LZZZZZZZ.jpg) one.
Also whats the difference between this (http://www.dvdfr.com/images/dvd/cove...0/19/19649.jpg) one and this (http://images-eu.amazon.com/images/P...8.LZZZZZZZ.jpg) one.
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Originally Posted by RyoHazuki
Are you reviewing this for dvdtalk, pro-b?
Let me answer your question...the black case is a limited edition of the film which will be issued only in 25 000 numbered sets!!
Hope this helps,
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I was wrong, the Collector (black box) edition is out, a friend of mine saw the 1DVD version for 19.90 Euros and the 3DVD Collector for 26.99 Euros at her local store but no 2DVD box.