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Today, Over twenty five years after its release, the special effects stand up as an example of sheer brilliance and effects man Rob Bottin suffered a complete physical breakdown for his art.
Two years after its initial release, Goldeneye still sits atop the field of first-person shooters for the Nintendo 64.
Why this movie wasn't given the attention it deserved on it's release in 2002 is difficult to understand.
Too bad somebody did not have the smarts to release this movie to theaters.
The controversy that surrounded the original release (teen nudity, physical intimacy and unwed pregnancy) were subjects that never touched our view of the film.
Putney Swoope achieved a much wider release.
In the DVD release as "extras" they have "deleted scenes" (including an alternate ending) and an "extended party sequence"; why these clips were not included in the final film is hard to understand, as they tie in with the rest of the film perfectly and are in NO way superfluous.
Another masterpiece that needs a DVD release but some libraries have the VHS and well worth seeking out.
If I were a member of an awards group at the time of this film's release I probably would award Eisenstein with the director's award of the year, posthumously.
The DVD release is an edited (by Blake Edwards) version of the original release.
Supposedly, this is the only version that Edwards would allow; but, Turner Classic Movies has shown the complete (theatrical release) version, recently.
Brilliantly orchestrated in its timing, and the comedy kicked in exactly when the tension needed a release.
Why not try and remake it even, i promise it will be top earner, people love those sorts of stories, So please either release it and take us out of our misery or remake it,although i doubt if it could be improved upon.
The production standards are decidedly Grade-B, but it is Cagney who makes this movie the delight that it is: this was his first film away from Warner Brothers after seeking release in court from his unreasonable contract, and he seems to be at ease and enjoying himself tremendously--the performance turned in here is intelligent and crackles with his unique energy and surefire charisma.
This movie greatly impressed me when I first saw it during it's initial cinema release and it still stands up very well.
This was a landmark western, the biggest ever at the time of its release and all the more unique because it was a Columbia production-a lightweight studio with a bottom feeding reputation.
This movie sold out every movie house that it showed but it only showed in major cities and had a very limited release, so for those who would like to see this movie I would recommend the DVD release.
It went from arcade games to the Wii and I hear that there's a new version of the Wii scheduled for release in 2011.
Because of its controversial subject this movie never got a proper big release and still remains a fairly unknown one to this very day.
I saw Chomps during the - approximately - 2 days of its theatrical release.
I instantly fell in love with the book and eagerly awaited the release of the mini series.
Apparently this film got a limited release as I wasn't even aware of it,but I saw it in the video store and decided to take a chance with it after I remember enjoying Sean's performance in Never Back Down.
Therefore it is important to talk about the DVD release instead of just the film.
The genius of Independent Cinema however made the DVD of this film so much more than a release of a film with some extra's.
Sadly as with most Carpenter movies go it is also one of the most underrated movies being panned by critics shortly after it's release for a reason that is almost pathetic.
Don't know if it is getting a release in theaters, but this would be a great date movie or a fun movie to rent if you see it at Blockbuster.
This is an outstanding thriller, which most assuredly did not get its just due upon its release.
Please release this on DVD.
Please release it on DVD ASAP.
No, this is a film that was actually pulled from release because the producers began to fear for their safety of their actors.
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