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It is sad that a major hollywood studio would release something that insults and reflects poorly on American armed forces.

It would also increase the bottom line $$$, especially if it would have a theatrical release, and not be released straight-to-video (kiss of death.)

Hands down a great find in the rental store, and it definitely deserves a dvd release of it's own.

BTW beware of the subtitles of the LA company which "translate" the US release.

ART OF THE DEVIL 2 is another one that I had to watch as an import VCD with no subs/dubs as the U.S. release doesn't hit til next month - so anything I say about the film is based strictly on what I "saw" - as I have no idea what anyone was saying.

I saw this film during it's initial release in the theaters but have only seen it twice since then.

Disney entered the direct-to-video arena for the very first time in 1994 with "The Return of Jafar," the sequel to the 1992 theatrical animated release "Aladdin."

Locked away in the vaults of every film studio are negatives from some truly quality horror and cult films that have yet to see a proper DVD release.

It is no surprise the movie never got a nation wide release...it bombed as an independent project...

I originally saw this film shortly after the release of Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill and while I was impressed by the amount of bloodshed, I didn't hold the film in particularly high regard.

I had watched this for the first time while I was in Hollywood as part of a TCM marathon of Harold Lloyd films in November 2005 (to coincide with the DVD release of New Line's 7-Disc Set).

Over the last two weeks I watched the six hours of the American release DVDs.

Since the release of this film in 1984, it has achieved bona fide cult status, and with good reason; for it is, without question, one of the most unique offerings in the universe of cinematic science fiction.

I don't recall the film release.

Creative, silly, constantly surprising, if better known it would be a major cult movie perhaps it will be one now that it is getting a DVD release.

With this movie he has etched a beautiful masterpiece for world wide viewing (granted it gets a decent release).

The BBC have released later and in my opinion inferior versions but apparently have no plans to release this one.

This hilariously horrible Italian horror howler slavishly imitates both "Jaws" and "Jaws 2" so blatantly that Universal successfully sued the shameless filmmakers on the grounds of plagiarism and had this perfectly putrid picture yanked out of theaters during its disastrously short-lived American release.

I thought it would be worthy of a future theater release.

I cannot wait to see the final release.

The alternate versions listing for the film mentions that the film was somewhat trimmed for its original release which is unsurprising, since the film has a nice amount of bloodshed for a British film of the period, as well as some nudity and even a spot of entertaining thrusting sex.

The theater was almost empty on a Sunday night which was its third day of release.

I've heard that "SubZero" went straight to video after "B&R" bombed, despite plans to release it theatrically.

At the time of its release Beverly Hills Cop was the highest grossing comedy of all time, so it works out perfectly that its first sequel would be directed and produced by the juggernaut Hollywood crowd-pleasers Don Simpson and Jerry Bruckheimer (and directed by none less than Tony Scott).

Here is a movie I've been a fan of since it's release in 1990.

This is a Jean Arthur film that needs immediate release on the DVD market!!

Both films were completely ignored in first release.

It is a failure by Hollywood not to release this film.

Well past the film's initial release date, the many awards given it for performances by its crew members are completely understandable, as production quality is never less than excellent.

I saw this film on cable not long after its release and remember enjoying it.

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