This is it! This is the big one in a week full of amazing releases. William Friedkin‘s The Exorcist, an adaptation of William Peter Blatty‘s novel of the same name, was one of the most terrifying films of the seventies and remains so today. This new Blu-ray editiion features both the original 1973 cut of the film and the updated 2000 extended director’s cut of the film. …Continuned…
It looks like IGN‘s Blu-ray reporters have nabbed the inside scoop on the layout and special features of the upcoming Complete Grindhouse Collection Blu-ray 2-Disc set. And let me tell you, it looks pretty sweet. But be warned, as “Complete” as the set might claim to be, it is missing one vital piece of the Grindhouse puzzle – Machete is nowhere to be found! That’s right folks, as Machete is no longer only a faux-trailer, and exists outside of the Grindhouse collection as a full-fledged feature film in its own right, Vivendi Entertainment and The Weinstein Company have yanked it from the playlist. Outside of that one glaring omission, everything seems to be in order here. I’m just curious how compressed the films are going to be, now that they’ll be squished together onto one disc. Time and review screeners will tell… …Continued…
This has been a long, long, long time coming! Those of us who are fans of Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez’ Grindhouse films have been waiting since the formats inception to finally get our dirty mitts on an Ultimate Collector’s Boxed set of both films and the trailers that originally screened between them during the initial theatrical run. Japan got such a set on DVD a few years back but we, on the other side of the Pacific have had no such luck. Well, it looks like things are finally about to change… …Continued…
Most of the films that took home an Oscar statue are either already available on Blu-ray or have been announced to be released on the format soon ….Continued…
I’m a day late getting my Blu-ray picks posted. Sorry ’bout that. Yesterday was pretty packed with news and with the limited time I had, I could only squeeze so many posts in. But here we are now, a little light on titles overall but with some quality Blu-ray discs nonetheless. Guess which boxed set I’m most excited about this week… …Continued…
We told you all about the UK edition of Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds, hitting shelves on December 7th. Now we’ve got all the details (except the package art) of the virtually-identical North American edition of the film, to see release just over a week later on December 15th. …Continued…
Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds is beating its way to Blu-ray in the UK this holiday season. Universal Studios Home Entertainment is getting the film into shops on December 7, long before the Weinstein Company will serve it up to us, here on the other side of the Atlantic. Thank goodness for Amazon.co.uk and the power of importing! Disc details below: …Continued…
Two of Enzo Castellari’s masterpieces arrive on Blu-ray in July
We mere mortals will have to wait until December 16th to get our hands on The Weinstein Company’s releases of the Grindhouse films, Planet Terror and Deathproof, but highdefdiscnews.com was fortunate enough to grab some early review copies.