FOX picks up R1 DVD rights to The Passion Of The Christ: Your Thoughts
03-01-04 | 06:16 PM
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FOX picks up R1 DVD rights to The Passion Of The Christ: Your Thoughts
DVDANSWERS is reporting that FOX has picked up Home Video rights to Mel Gibson's The Passion Of The Christ. I think this could be both good and bad news for the DVD (more good than bad though). I am sure TCFHE will handle the film's DVD release well. My only worry is that they might possibly do like they (and a few other stupid studios have done) are doing with Master and Commander.
03-01-04 | 06:31 PM
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TCFHE... Jesus, wouldn't it have been easier to just write FOX? 
As for my thoughts? Well someone had to pick it up and I'm sure it was a hot auction with it's opening box office take in. It's much to early to tell if this has any bad to it.
As for my thoughts? Well someone had to pick it up and I'm sure it was a hot auction with it's opening box office take in. It's much to early to tell if this has any bad to it.
03-01-04 | 07:06 PM
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This ensures a good picture quality treatment at least in my book. A must buy for me. I hope they come up with a full-blown SE esp in regard to the filming process.
Good news for me (considering that it could have been some second rate company like First Look).
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Good news for me (considering that it could have been some second rate company like First Look).
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03-01-04 | 07:20 PM
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Originally posted by pro-bassoonist
This ensures a good picture quality treatment at least in my book. A must buy for me. I hope they come up with a full-blown SE esp in regard to the filming process.
Good news for me (considering that it could have been some second rate company like First Look).
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This ensures a good picture quality treatment at least in my book. A must buy for me. I hope they come up with a full-blown SE esp in regard to the filming process.
Good news for me (considering that it could have been some second rate company like First Look).
Pro-B
03-01-04 | 07:39 PM
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Originally posted by SBrooks1
$100 says this DVD comes out in December.
$100 says this DVD comes out in December.
1) It is Christmas, the birth of Christ, so it would only make sense to release it at that time.
2) To remind all of the critics about the film for The Golden Globes and The Oscars.
But, now I'm not so sure. Rumor has it that a release is expected in late summer or early fall. So there's no telling.
03-01-04 | 07:41 PM
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Maybe it'll come out for Christmas.
Fox does a bang-up job with DVDs. This is happy news.
Who's the theatrical distributor?
Fox does a bang-up job with DVDs. This is happy news.
Who's the theatrical distributor?
03-01-04 | 09:12 PM
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The newer FOX SE digipacks have a spine number...
http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthr...hreadid=340394
http://www.dvdtalk.com/forum/showthr...hreadid=340394
03-02-04 | 12:05 AM
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Originally posted by DVD Josh
I'm curious if something could be a done for an Easter release, maybe even a barebones version.
I'm curious if something could be a done for an Easter release, maybe even a barebones version.
I doubt this'll be out of first run theatres by that time.
03-02-04 | 12:16 AM
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Originally posted by Matt Millheiser
What made you choose the bassoon over the oboe?
What made you choose the bassoon over the oboe?
...why are you so interested in my professional choice? 
Well, I started playing the piano at the age of 5. When I was 13 I went to Italy and saw a symphony concert that made a huge impact on me. After the concert I went backstage and my mother introduced me to the wind players. I loved the dark sound of the bassoon....the deep redish colors...the shiny keys....it was love at first sight. The rest of it is history.....
How's that for an answer....
Cheer's mate,
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