lets talk about VHS raers (moviestrut related)
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i'm talking about tapes that haven't made it to dvd and probably never will!!!talkin about uncut swedish kung-fu flicks, "wild style" WITH the bells i'm talking bout "crossing delancy" which is one of the few 'rom-coms' i can stand...TAPES!
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My latest score is Hearts of Darkness: A Filmmaker's Apocalypse[/b]. My brother and I sat in a room of over 10,000 VHS to get rid of. They will never release this on DVD.
I'm pretty sure I rented that on DVD?.....whatever the case, that is a great great documentary
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00005JKOS?v=glance
francis doesn't like the way he's portrayed in hearts of darkness so it's doubtful it will ever be officially released again.
a Holy Grail of LD and DVD.....
CRITERION HEADZ KNOW THE DEAL
Ernest Borgnine rare.
It was the color red, by the way.
Never ever seen this post-1984.
Supaaa supaaa...supasupasupa...
I remember that shit, Ernest imagining he "can dance like Fred Astaire", and that kid blows that huge parachute sized bubble from his gum, and Ernest is riding on it.
Good call.
Super Fuzz is available on Italian DVD as Super Snooper. Great Terrence Hill/Bud Spencer buddy flick! Do they call cops snoopers in Italy?
...but what about this mid-80's competitive aerobics flick? Total Flashdand rip-off sleazeball trash that got highjacked by Dodgeball!
Real good call.
Buckstone County Prison - but I havent really hunted for it.
Speaking of Criterion Collection LD boxsets...
The "Brazil" CC LD box is absolutely gorgeous while "The Rock" is just a pointless exercise.
I would really like to know why the LD and DVD of this title fetch so much loot considering there's a BFI version of it in wide circulation, also to the fact that apart from a commentary, there's nothing much to the DVD extra department...Thanks in advance.
up the academy
It's a combination of Criterion fetishism and it being the only R1 version made available.
A local sports radio dude here in Chicago was in this movie.
And he let's you know it every day.
What's up with Max Dugan Returns?
Sidebar: Could anybody finish Ikari Warriors?
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'Song Of The South' is a good Disney movie, probably the best one I have seen.
It was banned forever and then finally got an extremely limited release sometime in the 80s i think.. pretty sure it was supposed to come out in the 40s , but I could be wrong.
bought my vhs of this new from Borders some years back, glad i did. Didnt know Francis was cokblocking dvd.
Most of the copies I've seen are from the Japanese laserdisc edition...
It came out in 1998. While the release is far from a deluxe package (no meticulous digital remastering), it does have a commentary from director Norman Jewison and a very dated behind-the-scenes documentary.
Bedazzled[/b]
The 1968 original starring Dudley Moore & Peter Cook. Its the funniest movie they made together and they're both now gone. RIP. I wonder when they're gonna get their [region 1 DVD] digital due...!
that's a good one, found that across the street from some soul food joint in Brooklyn! I didn't know it was raer.
The Lynda Carter movie where she shows some tit. Bobby Jo...somethin like that. I copped a dvd version and that shit was fuzzy as a mofo.
I think there was a Special Edition DVD released a couple of years ago to co-incide with the John McTiernan remake.
hilarious!!!!
http://battleroyalefilm.net/video/index.html
Gives you a comprehensive breakdown of the different DVD versions out there, and which ones you should go for if you're limited to a R0/R1 only player.
The Color Purple has been re-released on DVD/Bluray already.
i'm still looking for a copy. this never came out on dvd in ANY region?
its all over nyc on dvd
but i haven't been able to find a torrent of it
I had seen it over 10 years ago on TV and it struck me as one as the absurdest and freaky movies I have ever watched.
Shit is elusive. As far as I know it hasn't been on TV for years and a DVD release doesn't exist.
Quite strange for a movie that was nominated in 1994 for the Oscars and which was directed by the rather prolific Hans W. Gei??end??rfer.
http://www.ebay.com/csc/VHS-Tapes-/309/i.html?_sop=16&_from=R40&_nkw=rare+vhs&LH_Complete=1&rt=nc
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