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This week is the release of QT's Inglorious Bast(e)erds but i will not be able to see it as the film is an 18 and i am 15 but will see it when it comes out on DVD.
The man who portrayed Tony Montana in Scarface & Frank Serpico in Serpico has really disappointed with this latest release.When I met Mr. Pacino the day after he won his Best Actor Oscar for Scent of a Woman.
Nudity and gore feature prominently (especially considering the time of release), yet it's all rather dull.
Not one of Edgar G. Ulmer's best, but I'm glad they saw fit to release this one on DVD.
I don't know if this British production got much publicity or release stateside, despite Peck's movie star celebrity.
With the release of this atrocious work, they have struck again.
Certainly when I first saw this upon release, having seen Lester's early b/w films, I was expecting another slightly arty avant-garde outing.
"Shakespeare in Love" has been one of my favourites since its release, but I have to say that "Stage Beauty" totally takes the subject matter up one level, and blows it out of the water!
I wish someone would release this lost gem on DVD or even video.
Is there enough budget to release a DVD???? I'm sure many out here want to have a copy.
I'm writing this comment because I've been looking on the internet for over a year to find if there has been a home video release.
Just think how many people want to see this film and there evidently has been no progress that I have seen to indicate that there is any production in the works to release a home video.
As its release date neared, though, and details of the film began to leak out, I became distressed by the broad changes the film's writers had made to Moore's original story, apparently with the consent of the Hugheses.
My review is based on the recent DVD release which is more explicit than the version released in theaters.
The script of "The Last Horror Film" is quite contemporary accurate with news reports and film posters from around the time of release.
James Woods should have paid the studio to not release this film.
I'm surprised to read a recent post about the poor film quality on the DVD release, because this film showing in Paris was absolutely pristine!
Will they please PLEASE restore and release this lovely film on DVD (and perhaps even Blu-Ray) in a presentation worthy of posterity?
A 1941 release before the attack on Pearl Harbor (by only two months), this is another of the pro-Army non-specific enemy movies.
can't wait for it to get an official release, i only know that there is an bootleg but with Japanese text on it.
First things first: somebody needs to officially release this film in the United States.
While I'm not divulging any secrets of the movie plot (there is no plot to mention), you won't get to see this movie on any wide release or even a small release in the theaters.
I had never heard of this film before the recent DVD release.
I saw this movie for the first time about a year after its theatrical release, and I seem to remember it receiving mediocre reviews at the time it was released.
If not, the American release copy is a worthy second.
Judging from the enthusiastic response at Sunday night's screening, I suspect that if THE WOODS were given a conventional theatrical release, it would attract a wide audience.
When he returned Stateside, poor record-keeping left him unable to prove that he was the film's producer, so the Academy refused to release the Oscar trophy.
Some say Pac's problems started after he made this film...That he was living out the character... Looking back on it now as I'm older I think the character helped him release some of the darkness in his past.
By today's standards it may have warranted a direct to DVD sequel, but an actual movie release would have been out of the question.
Or at least maybe they could have worked on it a bit more before its release as it definitely has a rushed feel to it.
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