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I'll post whatever you want me to post. Or I won't post at all if that's what you want. Whatever it is that'll please you, I'll do it!
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Now seated for this. I know this wasn’t going to be a box office giant but these kind of things normally have some cultural impact in the U.K. Haven’t seen a single person mention it.
An insanely loud scene on the big screen. Ferocious. All the more noticeable given how oddly silent long stretches of it seemed when you’re in a shared space. And then of course that score would kick in.
Mike Flanagan’s Jaws at the sixty minute mark when it abruptly switches gears to tell the shark’s backstory.
Odd that Halloween III has never had a UK HD release, last disc was a cheapo DVD in 2011. Must have some complicated rights issues over here.
Oh my god.
Seven Limited Edition releases from the 70s grace the Imprint Collection this November, including five worldwide Blu-ray debuts! ✨
Liza Minnelli and Robert De Niro return to our screens with NEW YORK, NEW YORK (1977), this time on 4K UHD + Blu-ray! This 4-disc Hardbox of Martin Scorsese’s previously sold-out musical classic includes a hardcover booklet, the Director’s Cut in 4K and on Blu-ray, and Blu-ray presentations of the European Theatrical Cut and a Special Features disc.
Romance soars at the height of the Cold War in THE GIRL FROM PETROVKA (1974), starring Hal Holbrook, Goldie Hawn, and Anthony Hopkins. As sparks fly between a U.S. journalist based in Moscow and a Russian ballerina, the KGB takes a keen interest.
And for the first time on Blu-ray worldwide: FOR PETE’S SAKE (1974), DARLING LILI (1970), WHITE SISTER (1972), LADY CAROLINE LAMB (1972), and THE LITTLE PRINCE (1974).
The screwball comedy FOR PETE’S SAKE contrasts the gritty streets of Brooklyn with a joyful performance by Barbra Streisand, who plays the wife of a NYC cab driver finding himself in debt. She scrambles to find a way to pay the money back... away from her husband’s eyes and marriage vows.
Julie Andrews resembles real-life spy Mata Hari in the romantic musical comedy DARLING LILI, which was nominated for three Academy Awards, including Best Original Song. Masquerading as a British singer, German spy Lili Smith’s mission goes awry when she must seduce a womanising American pilot.
Film star Sophia Loren and music star Adriano Celentano create an unlikely duo in the Italian comedy WHITE SISTER, which mixes politics, church, and romance in a tale of a nun who falls in love with her Marxist patient.
The directing debut of Robert Bolt (Lawrence of Arabia), LADY CAROLINE LAMB is an epic drama that recreates a love affair and front-page scandal from 19th-century British high society.
Directed by Stanley Donen (Singin’ in the Rain), THE LITTLE PRINCE is a Hollywood retelling of Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s classic children-adult novella, starring two-time Tony Award winner Richard Kiley, Gene Wilder, and Bob Fosse.
1500 copies of each title only. 📀 Pre-orders open 15 October.
So bloody brave. It’s certainly held him back. What an inspiration! I too look out of windows in meetings.
