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The DVD release of this movie hopes you will buy this movie on the name and face of Sandra Bullock.
Makes the fourth theatrical release (the one National Lampoon took its name OFF of) look like a comedy classic.
Maybe they should have asked seer Daisy Gamble from ON A CLEAR DAY ......LILI was very popular on immediate first release in Australia and ran in 70mm cinemas for months but it failed once out in the subs and the sticks and only ever surfaced after that on one night stands with ON A CLEAR DAY as a Sunday night double.
Wonder if the movie studios know they made a big booboo and already released this show and now gonna release it as THREE.
Instead of looking like a theatrical movie edited for television, "Mister Tibbs" looks suspiciously like a TV movie edited for theatrical release, with grainy photography, cheesy opening titles, and sets that look like they're made of plywood.
If you would have asked me 1 month ago how this movie was I probably would have left most of this out, but I am a fan and as any fan I visit the movies sites often well when Super Troopers came out I visited that site after the release on DVD and was hooked yea it's a difficult site to stay on, but the good ones normally are like good families they stick together.
Moreover the original release, the "long version" was recently shown on TCM exposing the film, in ail probability, to its largest audience ever.
One wonders how FLYNN could have failed so badly as a cinema release in 1997 with Guy Pearce aptly in the lead role.
No wonder it couldn't get a theatrical release.
With a MySpace URL and a mighty (if puzzlingly subjective) promise of preserving so-called "old school American horror," "Hatchet" will draw a lot of curiosity seekers with its DVD release (where that claim is emblazoned on the disc itself).
Although this series and the mini film in particular were very important at the time of release, I feel that the series as a whole was actually fairly poorly written with a weak cast.
It's hard to find a copy, because it was a low budget independent release and because MPAA was on the hunt for every copy on VHS, it came out unrated but it had to be rated for the MPAA.
But due US connections I was able to catch a release on DVD sold worldwide.
Seeing that this got a theatrical release nowhere around the globe, it only serves as a reminder of were the careers of those talent-free ladies Denise Richards and Milla Jovovich went.
What a chump!!! Later, after her release, her friend (Jack La Rue) informs her about the truth about the boyfriend.
It's release date is 19th Oct 2007.
Upon release, Hopper hooks up with aborigine David Gulpilil (as Billy), with whom he seeks revenge upon sadistic Bill Hunter (as Sergeant Smith), Jack Thompson (as Detective Mainwaring), and others.
I haven't seen it since its original release but I have seldom spent two hours in a theater feeling as miserable and disappointed as I was with this film.
At the time of the film's release, the 'Rising Damp' series was still being repeated regularly on I.T.V. so the public was being asked to pay to see something they'd seen already.
Secondly, when Mary's father didn't show up for the dinner, and Paulie helped Mary release her anger, that Mary even said she wished he were dead... Somehow I don't think this is a good message either that you deal with your disappointments through anger.
It was slammed by the critics on it's release, not least for the way it was funded.
This movie received a great write up in Blockbusters 'coming attraction' I was looking forward to the release date,08/07/02.
It's a bit unnerving when a studio declines to screen a film for the press before it goes into wide release.
What I also found amusing is that the makers of the DVD saw fit to release a "10th Anniversary Version" of this movie (as if the original wasn't good enough).
The cut I saw has the on-screen title WITCHCRAFT: EVIL ENCOUNTERS and was released by Shriek Show, who maintain the original US release title WITCHERY for the DVD release.
About ten minutes into the film you understand why this thing never got a theatrical release after it made the film festival rounds several years ago.
Even in "The Undiscovered Country" I thought the aging of the characters was well handled and the story worthy of a theatrical release.
I saw this on a cheap DVD release with the title "The Entity Force".
OK, just what the HELL is all this supposed to mean??? Halloween 6 (let's just call it that, OK?) is, without a doubt, the most CONFUSING film in the series (and from what I've heard, seeing the original "producers cut" doesn't sound like it makes things any less bewildering than the "official" release).
There are those of us out there that actually put on our shoes and venture out to the theatre when something of this nature, worthy of a theatrical release comes to town.
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