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Found some good bargains:-
R2UK The Graduate: Director's Chair (Momentum) - globally available best release of this film. £3.99.
R2UK David Lean's The Bridge on the River Kwai 2-disc SE - £3.99.
R2UK Scorsese's The Age of Innocence - £3.99.
R2 Scorsese's The Color of Money (Swedish release) - anamorphic transfer + (I'm guessing) non-forced subs (since there's multiple language selections) - £2.99.
R2UK Cameron Crowe's Vanilla Sky - £2.99.
R2UK The Graduate: Director's Chair (Momentum) - globally available best release of this film. £3.99.
R2UK David Lean's The Bridge on the River Kwai 2-disc SE - £3.99.
R2UK Scorsese's The Age of Innocence - £3.99.
R2 Scorsese's The Color of Money (Swedish release) - anamorphic transfer + (I'm guessing) non-forced subs (since there's multiple language selections) - £2.99.
R2UK Cameron Crowe's Vanilla Sky - £2.99.
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I've yet to find a Scandinavian DVD with forced subs. Anyway it would be hard to program forced subs with more than one choice of subs.
My Dad has that Graduate DVD it's really nice. If they were to re-release it I'm confident it could look even better as the PQ is missing that 2005/6 Remastered sheen but it's still decent quality. Time to get my own copy I think.
p.s - I wish Cruz had comment on the Vanilla Sky DVD. I wanted to hear about why she decided to play the same part again after she did in the Spanish original and any differences she noticed but otherwise it's a decent DVD of a decent film.
I've yet to find a Scandinavian DVD with forced subs. Anyway it would be hard to program forced subs with more than one choice of subs.
My Dad has that Graduate DVD it's really nice. If they were to re-release it I'm confident it could look even better as the PQ is missing that 2005/6 Remastered sheen but it's still decent quality. Time to get my own copy I think.
p.s - I wish Cruz had comment on the Vanilla Sky DVD. I wanted to hear about why she decided to play the same part again after she did in the Spanish original and any differences she noticed but otherwise it's a decent DVD of a decent film.
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Eraserhead: R1 SE £9.99 -
http://www.cd-wow.com/detail_results_2. ... ode=261586
I never knew this was finally not an exclusive on the DavidLynch.com site (since January it seems). It's been extensively Remastered and has a 90 minute Lynch interview too.
http://www.cd-wow.com/detail_results_2. ... ode=261586
I never knew this was finally not an exclusive on the DavidLynch.com site (since January it seems). It's been extensively Remastered and has a 90 minute Lynch interview too.
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Yes, that and "Short Films of David Lynch". Both are terrific discs, well worth picking up. The remaster quality is amazing and the 90min interview is fucking excellent He tells fascinating anecdotes in it - this is definitive "making of" of Eraserhead. The Short Films disc is very good too, Before and after each short are extensive in-depth clips of Lynch giving the history behind each short. Worth seeing for "The Grandmother" and "The Alphabet" alone.bradavon wrote:I never knew this was finally not an exclusive on the DavidLynch.com site (since January it seems). It's been extensively Remastered and has a 90 minute Lynch interview too.
The DVD of Lynch's Dumbland has seen general release too. It's utter garbage though - 30mins of crudely drawn Flash animations (all of which Lynch did painstakingly by hand, voiced all the characters, animated himself, etc) filled with toilet humour. I downloaded a couple of the episodes and they were fucking dire. (see them here).
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Isn't Dune: SE R1 the way to go? I hear it's really good.
They have the whole "Short Films" DVD too, great. I'll download that to save me buying it (unless I like it enough).
Excellent link there Eva. I'm downloading some of the Mulholland Drive stuff (my favourite Lynch film). Including a Mulholland Drive deleted scene.EvaUnit02 wrote:see them here).
They have the whole "Short Films" DVD too, great. I'll download that to save me buying it (unless I like it enough).
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For those who can't wait: King Kong (2005) UK R2 2 Disc SE, £6.99 (after vouchers):
http://www.cd-wow.com/detail_results_2. ... ffid=13858
I'm waiting but some might not want to.
http://www.cd-wow.com/detail_results_2. ... ffid=13858
I'm waiting but some might not want to.
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