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With the release of Peter Jackson's famed "Lord of the Rings" trilogy, it is even easier to dismiss Ralph Bakshi's 1978 animated Lord of the Rings film as inferior.
Why don't they release these great little movies, especially when you consider all of the more recent garbage that fills the discount DVD racks at Wal-Mart?
Waiting and hoping for the DVD release of this movie for so many years is, in itself, "A Matter of Life and Death".
We taped this when it aired on TV back in 1995 and have waited all these years for its release, for it quickly became one of our family favorites.
It was the first time I've seen a theatrically release Australian slasher flick.
Laputa, whose title seems to have affected its release in the U.S. to avoid confusion to its wide Hispanic audiences, has the cartoonish knack of the director's debut production Conan.
I saw "An American in Paris" on its first release when I was still at school and fell in love with it straightaway.
I moved to Detroit shortly after completion and have been recognized in public on several occasions since the release.
At the time it was renting more than Ring2 which was also a new release at the time...
Initially a box office disappointment in its 1986 release, it has since been embraced by critics and audiences around the world.
I guess that is because of that particular short that no american movie distribution company accepted to release the movie in us theaters !
Why Panic never got a good theatrical release is easily seen: it's much too smart, and audiences would have probably had a difficult time with it, comparing it to American Beauty in its probing of a midlife crisis, and Sopranos and Analyze This in it's study of illegal goings-on amidst family life.
Eagerly awaiting its appearance on DVD in the U.S. The Europeans had their opportunity with a release in DVD earlier this year.
I don't know how they could release this movie like that.
Watching this again after a gap of many years and remembering the flop it was upon its original release, I am surprised at how well it has held up.
The amount of (bleep) they release, it's incredible me that this little gem continues to remain buried.
That being said, will someone please release this movie for the whole world to judge?
With all the on-going debate about the morality (or lack thereof) of warfare, and interest in espionage (consider the multiple Jack Ryan, Bourne, XXX, and "Mission: Impossible" productions, this would seem to be an obvious choice for release on DVD.
All that said, if you are reading this and have not seen this film, lobby for it's release so you may see what those of us who have seen it are talking about.
The "Dark Eyes" sequence goes on a bit too long and comes in too late, but otherwise "Hollywood Hotel" is a gem, well worth your time and certainly a film which should be considered for DVD release.
I only wish that someone would release the DVD because my VHS tape is about worn out!
The Laser Disc release of this title also has the pastel look to it -- nice, but not as it should be.
Thank you M-G-M for this EXCEPTIONAL DVD release.
As of 2008, the film still belongs to 20th Century Fox (CBS Fox at the time of its release) even though Disney owns the rights to the Muppets.
I can't wait to see it again, and wish that it could be put on general release.
I got this game April 2007 (two years after release), and I am still impressed with the gameplay.
According to current reviews that I've found online, the original has all of the nastiest dialog and innuendos intact; they were later either removed or completely re-shot by the studio prior to initial release, in order to pass the New York state censors.
With the recent release of the movie "Capote" based on Truman Capote, who was the creator of the documentary "In Cold Blood", the American people have cultivated a new found fascination with this film!! Robert Blake played the role of Perry Smith, one of the villains in this movie...
I am patiently awaiting its release on DVD (hopefully).
I bought this film used, and should have suspected that it was a turkey if it was being sold at rental stores a mere four weeks after its DVD release.
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