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WARNER ARCHIVE: Lang's While the City Sleeps & Reasonable Doubt on Blu and More in March Wave
Warner's March Archive wave is jam-packed with a good mix of re-issues, new-to-DVD and new-to-Blu titles including Fritz Lang's While the City Sleeps and Beyond a Reasonable Doubt (both 1956 and both releasing on March 13th).
Click here for all the details.
Click here for all the details.
It's About Time TV Series Opening and Closing Theme Song
If you grew up in the late 60s, the theme song for the TV series IT'S ABOUT TIME is probably still stuck in your head.
We've posted the opening and closing themes for your viewing and listening pleasure over at our YouTube Channel...SNEAK PEEK: Blu-ray cover for Five Steps to Danger
Here's a sneak peek at the Blu-ray cover for our upcoming release of the cold-war noir FIVE STEPS TO DANGER (1957) starring Ruth Roman and Sterling Hayden.
The restoration was done from a 4K scan from the original camera negative. An announcement is coming shortly...
The restoration was done from a 4K scan from the original camera negative. An announcement is coming shortly...
WARNER ARCHIVE: The Story of Louis Pasteur and More in Latest Wave
Debuting on DVD and streeting today, The Story of Louis Pasteur (1936) headlines Warner Archive's February wave which is made up of a total of seven new-to-DVD and four re-issued titles.
For all the details, click here.
KINO: March Includes Outer Limits - Season 1 (Blu) and Many More -- 3 Day Special Prices
Kino Lorber continues its abundant output with a March slate that includes everything from W.C. Fields silents to the iconic Sci-Fi TV series The Outer Limits.
Eight titles with various street dates are below with a remastered release of Season 1 of The Outer Limits on both Blu-ray and DVD being the most anticipated of the bunch. All are being released on both formats.
We have 3-day special pricing as well on three titles. Click here for all the info.
Eight titles with various street dates are below with a remastered release of Season 1 of The Outer Limits on both Blu-ray and DVD being the most anticipated of the bunch. All are being released on both formats.
We have 3-day special pricing as well on three titles. Click here for all the info.
FLICKER: A Trip to the Moon, This Is Cinerama & Windjammer Get Re-Releases -- 3 Day Special Prices
Flicker Alley has announced a March 6th street date for the re-release of Melies' A Trip to the Moon as well as a May 15th release date for upgraded versions of This is Cinerama and Windjammer.
We have all three at a special low price for three days only. For all the details, click here.
We have all three at a special low price for three days only. For all the details, click here.
DeMille's Cleopatra Coming to Blu-ray in April -- 3 Day Special Price
A pleasant surprise this morning from Universal as they've announced an April 10th release date for Cecil B. DeMille's Cleopatra (1934) starring Claudette Colbert.
Previously out on DVD in various forms, including a 75th anniversary edition in 2009, this hi-def release is newly remastered and restored and will carry over all the bonus features (below) from the aforementioned 2009 release.
Retail is $19.98, but it's available at ClassicFlix.com for only $15.99. However, for 3 days only (until February 11th), we'll be offering Cleopatra for the special pre-order price of $13.98.
Previously out on DVD in various forms, including a 75th anniversary edition in 2009, this hi-def release is newly remastered and restored and will carry over all the bonus features (below) from the aforementioned 2009 release.
Retail is $19.98, but it's available at ClassicFlix.com for only $15.99. However, for 3 days only (until February 11th), we'll be offering Cleopatra for the special pre-order price of $13.98.
Along Came Jones (1945) - "Lookin' to Get Shot?" Clip
Here's a funny clip from our upcoming release of Along Came Jones (1945) starring Gary Cooper and Loretta Young and featuring William Demarest. Restored and on Blu-ray for the first time.
“Bronc stomper” Melody Jones rides into the sleepy little hamlet of Paynesville, with his saddle pal George, where the good townsfolk have mistaken Melody for another man with the initials “M.J.” The gentleman in question is “Monte Jarrad,” a bad hombre with a $1,000 price on his head for a recent stagecoach robbery. Unaware of the peril brought about by their presumed identities, Melody and George get a little help from Cherry De Longpre who’s eager to get them out of town ahead of an anxious posse.
Cherry’s motives aren’t entirely pure, however, as she hopes her scheme will ensure the successful escape of her wounded boyfriend -- none other than the Monte Jarrad himself. But Melody becomes wise to Cherry’s plotting and uses the situation to his advantage by trying to capture Jarrad, gain the reward and fame, all the while trying to escape the long arm of the law.
An actor who always rode tall in the saddle, Gary Cooper spoofs his laconic cowpoke image in Along Came Jones, playing an unconventional cowboy who can’t even shoot straight! Loretta Young co-stars as Cherry, with William Demarest as Coop’s loyal sidekick and Dan Duryea as the villainous Jarrad.
Based on the 1943 novel The Useless Cowboy by Alan Le May, Jones has great fun with the conventional movie Western, bolstered by an amusing script courtesy of Nunnally Johnson (who wrote Cooper’s previous Casanova Brown). Directed by Stuart Heisler (The Glass Key), this sprightly comedy-western was the only time the Oscar® winning Cooper added “producer” to his lengthy list of classic movie credits.
BONUS FEATURES:
“Bronc stomper” Melody Jones rides into the sleepy little hamlet of Paynesville, with his saddle pal George, where the good townsfolk have mistaken Melody for another man with the initials “M.J.” The gentleman in question is “Monte Jarrad,” a bad hombre with a $1,000 price on his head for a recent stagecoach robbery. Unaware of the peril brought about by their presumed identities, Melody and George get a little help from Cherry De Longpre who’s eager to get them out of town ahead of an anxious posse.
Cherry’s motives aren’t entirely pure, however, as she hopes her scheme will ensure the successful escape of her wounded boyfriend -- none other than the Monte Jarrad himself. But Melody becomes wise to Cherry’s plotting and uses the situation to his advantage by trying to capture Jarrad, gain the reward and fame, all the while trying to escape the long arm of the law.
An actor who always rode tall in the saddle, Gary Cooper spoofs his laconic cowpoke image in Along Came Jones, playing an unconventional cowboy who can’t even shoot straight! Loretta Young co-stars as Cherry, with William Demarest as Coop’s loyal sidekick and Dan Duryea as the villainous Jarrad.
Based on the 1943 novel The Useless Cowboy by Alan Le May, Jones has great fun with the conventional movie Western, bolstered by an amusing script courtesy of Nunnally Johnson (who wrote Cooper’s previous Casanova Brown). Directed by Stuart Heisler (The Glass Key), this sprightly comedy-western was the only time the Oscar® winning Cooper added “producer” to his lengthy list of classic movie credits.
BONUS FEATURES:
- Image Gallery
- Restoration Comparison
Casanova Brown (1944) Snapshots
Casanova Brown (1944) starring Gary Cooper and Teresa Wright is in the house and ready to ship!
Street date is February 6th.
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