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Yes, I saw the film on its initial release (I was 12).
Maybe we will get some good news on a future release!!
I wonder whether they own the stereo tracks, or will ever release a DVD.
A two hour film could never capture what a six hour mini series can and I can only think that loads will have been missed out!In my parallel universe this would have been a film on general release and would have won the 'big five' at the Oscars for Best Picture, Director, Actress (Ehle) Actor (Firth) and adapted screenplay (Davies) as well as nods for Supporting Actor for Bamber (Whitrow would also have been nominated!)
I saw this flick in the new release section and just had to check it out, especially since it was from the talented filmmakers of one film that I saw of theirs.
Now if they'd only release it on DVD!
Recently released on a spectacular two DVD set that was remastered by Coppola, the high quality transfer, supervised by Storaro, from Zoetrope via Fantoma works quite well on the normal sized TV screen and looks even better than it did in its short time release around the country in late 2003 and January 2004.
The first time I saw Walker was in the 1998 Disney release "Meet the Deedles".
A simple DVD release will not be adequate.
However, it was apparently a film that got a film release and that is kind of sad considering how weak the film is as a horror movie.
Both films feature comparable nonstop action (in crime and in love), two young super stars (big names in their respective cultures), basically the same plot (change the location to Argentina & Uruguay in the 1910s here), and roughly similar shock values, relative to its time of release.
Although it originally premiered as a miniseries on Italian television, "The Best of Youth" arrived in America in the form of a not particularly viewer-friendly, six-hour-plus, all-at-one-sitting theatrical release.
What kind of lunatics would release this to America, it must be a conspiracy or something.
I realize films (!) like this are made strictly for release on DVD and cater to a specific crowd, but this one was simply pathetic.
Apparently this is loosely based on the life of Martha Raye, who complained bitterly upon release that "this fact" was not recognized.
They completely shattered my hopes for what the film could and should be so I waited until DVD release to check this one out and guess what??
I almost went to the pictures to watch this one but due to some reason I could not and just caught up with the video release.
I'm glad that BMW did this series, perhaps they will see fit to release it on DVD, that would be excellent.
An IMDb viewer says that, based on his recollection, the current version differs from the original release.
But I can't see how I made up the young long-haired hippie; I'm certain he was there in the original release.
if it had not been for the big screen i might have been able to cut it some slack but alas they even chose the format of release wrong.
I have mixed feelings about this particular DVD release.
Johnny Depp, Samantha Morton, John Malkovich, lots of good things said at various film festivals... but the lack of a widespread release should have been a hint.
I finally got my hands on it, and I can totally understand why they only release the Let it Be, Hey Jude and Rooftop concert footage.
I saw Slipstream at its World Premiere in London a few days ago and I'm quite surprised it didn't get a general release.
"A Night of Horror" is quite possibly the worst film, video release, or hunk of plastic ever made.
This little known film disappeared into obscurity and without much comment after its release in 1947.
This film achieved what others did not- I could not release my girlfriend's hand all over the time, and when the story finished I discovered there was nothing unexplained.
I know this is a straight to video release.
Cruel World has taken years to release, with about a dozen supposed release dates and practically zero updates on when the movie was going to release.
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