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Amazon DE have a pre order date of 13th June for this.
unfortunately, an Amazon 'placeholder' doesn't mean anything in regards to an actual release.Ronald Epstein said:Looks like a domestic release is forthcoming. There is a placeholder
on Amazon U.S. Great news!
Great news. Look forward to this title.Twilight Time said:We're very happy to say this is scheduled on TT for later this year. One of our all-time favorites!
Only if the German release is region-free. I'll admit, if it's region-free and I can save a few bucks ordering from Amazon.de, I'll do it.JoHud said:Great news. Look forward to this title.
However, with the German blu-ray announcement, is it possible that Germany's blu-ray might affect TT's sale of the item? I think this might be the first instance of European competition prior to the TT edition's release.
Mercy you will have more of my hard earned moneyTwilight Time said:We're very happy to say this is scheduled on TT for later this year. One of our all-time favorites!
If their marketing data indicates that this title is commercially viable only as a 3,000-copy limited edition BD, how is THAT Sony's fault??? They have to deal with the reality of current retail conditions in the US...David Weicker said:With TT getting this Best Picture winner (with all their 'limited edition' nonsense), Sony now gets my vote for Worst Studio of 2013.
Well The Rains Of Rachipur was released at the same in Germany & on TT. I'm in the UK, so bought from Germany, MUCH cheaper (& I'm hoping that Germany get around to the Flint movies). I agree with David Weicker, if Oliver! is seen as a small selling cult film in the US, then it looks like the game's up for old movies on Blu-ray!JoHud said:Great news. Look forward to this title.
However, with the German blu-ray announcement, is it possible that Germany's blu-ray might affect TT's sale of the item? I think this might be the first instance of European competition prior to the TT edition's release.
I suppose it depends on if Sony has done an HD master. The sixties Columbia film I'd like TT to release is Lord Jim, as the DVD looks so poor, & I'd like to see it looking really good (as it should) & I love those big sixties roadshow movies (if it was indeed a roadshow film).does this mean that the possibility exist that we may be seeing A Man For All Seasons from TT as well?
Thats what I'll be looking at too.Mark-P said:Only if the German release is region-free. I'll admit, if it's region-free and I can save a few bucks ordering from Amazon.de, I'll do it.