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It's hardly a classic, and as the plot was updated to the time of its release, is not historic either.
After watching the first movie in BCI's new Aztec Mummy Collection, it's difficult to believe how excited I was about the set and how upset I was when the release date was pushed back.
The recent DVD release of Good Humor Man labels the film as comedy.
Herschell Gordon Lewis contributed a brief introduction to the video release of DOCTOR GORE (aka THE BODY SHOP), wherein he touched upon his collaborative efforts with J.G. "Pat" Patterson, director and star of DOCTOR GORE.
Shelly Winters can be seen in the far superior octo-epic "Tentacles", and the REAL Liza can be found in the Showtime release of "Queer Duck: The Movie".
I am astounded that Lions Gate/Maple agreed to release this movie on DVD.
Hard to believe in this day and age, but way back when this stuff actually used to get theatrical release!
I couldn't understand how a live trout got frozen into the ice and why two men in the wilderness without food would release the trout, a good food source.
The 1977 animated-live action hybrid version of Gulliver's Travels (or rather 'Travel,' since he only gets as far as Lilliput) didn't get much of a release, and it's not too difficult to see why.
As long as you keep in mind that the production of this movie was a copyright ploy, and not intended as a serious release, it is actually surprising how not absolutely horrible it is.
According to the release dates given on IMDb "Tragic Hero" was released before "Rich and Famous".
I saw this in the cinema during its initial release and can only ask "has the world gone mad?"
What it really is is wildly mismatched footage from early sound and silent films mixed with badly shot recent(to the release) footage of men on a safari.
So I got this from the rental store where I work before it was released (release is 8/21), just watched it today, and now I'm speechless.
You could also release a few tracks as singles and intercut the promo video with clips from the movie so that when MTV play a track you're actually getting free advertising for the movie .
First off just to say i didn't get the edition I thought I would - I chose the Italian version over the R2, but what actually arrived was a UK release from 1998 - claiming to be a special edition - i never knew there WAS a UK DVD release - but the promised biogs were not actually on the disc - just a couple of duff trailers.
"Putney Swope" stirred up controversy during its initial release with its politically incorrect handling of race issues and consumer culture.
Being a writer and night-owl by nature, I soon discovered the channel was showing movies late at night and until the wee hours of the morning I'd never even heard of--most of them American independent films and foreign films that had never been given a U.S. theatrical release.
One night, Showtime unveiled a little Italian-made gem called "Redneck" (filmed in 1972, given a limited European release in 1973).
In 1966 she went to Canada for a part in an obscure movie called "Footsteps In The Snow" which had no U.S. release.
After seeing the DVD release of the Blues Brothers, and their mention of "Wired" on Belushi's bio, my boyfriend and I were hungry for more information on John Belushi.
During the brief couple of years before and after this movie's release, we saw the appearance of domestic (and Canadian) films such as "Halloween II," "Prom Night," "Terror Train," "Madman," "My Bloody Valentine," "The Prowler," "Just Before Dawn," "Final Exam," and "Hell Night," among others.
The 1999 movie release based on the same novel seems like a masterpiece compared to this.
This is, mind you, almost ten years after the initial release of DKC 1.
This was a highly-hyped movie prior to its release, but turned out to be a dud.
A shame too since it got decent exposure upon release and hit right before the big Halloween season.
Even so I have a feeling this is going to get at least one sequel, if not more so maybe they'll be able to build on the strong general plot to eventually release something decent.
For many months I was looking forward to this release.
Low and behold, this causes our unwanted visitor to release its collected energy.
No one in power seems to care about the impact the release of that much energy (which by the film's end includes, among other things, the entire yield of a hydrogen bomb) will have on the surroundings.
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