Ball of Fire

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Ashirg
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#1 Post by Ashirg »

I guess it requires its own thread.

Ball of Fire is being released by MGM/Fox on 5/22. List price is 19.98, so maybe with extras. 2 other Gary Cooper titles released on that day with that price are Casanova Brown and The Wedding Night.
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justeleblanc
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#2 Post by justeleblanc »

Apropos title to my current excitement!!

Do you think they'd throw in the remake as a special feature?
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Matt
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#3 Post by Matt »

Fantastic news. I'm running out of films to complain about not being on DVD. I wonder if they'll stick on as a "extra" the inferior musical remake (also directed by Hawks) A Song is Born.
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#4 Post by starmanof51 »

So between this and the Cooper collection thread that also just started - it looks like the Goldwyn properties are starting to escape. Thank God. There's a fistful I wanted, and Ball of Fire is one of them.

That Hamilton Woman would be awfully nice.
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#5 Post by shearerchic »

starmanof51 wrote:So between this and the Cooper collection thread that also just started - it looks like the Goldwyn properties are starting to escape. Thank God. There's a fistful I wanted, and Ball of Fire is one of them.

That Hamilton Woman would be awfully nice.
Hopefully a re-release of Wuthering Heights is coming too.
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#6 Post by justeleblanc »

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#7 Post by rwaits »

Not quite what I was expecting...I think I like it though.
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Gigi M.
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#8 Post by Gigi M. »

Not even a freaking trailer for SRP$ 19.99. Oh well, at least in available again.

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skuhn8
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#9 Post by skuhn8 »

just shy of two hours and crammed on a single layer....for that MSRP? If the overall trend in pricing has been favorable the exceptions are all the more glaring.
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rohmerin
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#10 Post by rohmerin »

are Spanish subtitles avalaible?
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Gigi M.
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#11 Post by Gigi M. »

Yes. I believe it says "Subtitled in spanish" on the back of the cover.
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rohmerin
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#12 Post by rohmerin »

Great news. Sorry, I didn't notice the back cover.

Does anyone know if THE WOMAN IN THE WINDOW and RAISE THE RED LANTERN are subtitled into Spanish too?

Gracias.
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Gigi M.
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#13 Post by Gigi M. »

MGM and FOX usually subtitles in spanish, so you're in luck.
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rohmerin
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#14 Post by rohmerin »

cierto, but, given that those WB people from R1 don't include Spanish subtitles, I prefer to ask to confirmate the news before importing those dvds to Spain.
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Ashirg
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#15 Post by Ashirg »

Raise the Red Lantern -
Languages:
Mandarin

Subtitles:
English
French
Spanish

Woman in the Window -
Languages:
English
French
Spanish

Subtitles:
English
Spanish

But you better wait for the back cover to be released to confirm.
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#16 Post by justeleblanc »

Off topic, but it's worth watching Tim Burton's PEE WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE dubbed in French. Best feature for any bare-bones disc... by far.
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Gigi M.
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#17 Post by Gigi M. »

Great to know you're from Spain. Tengo entendido que existen muchas buenas versiones de clasicos en DVD en tu pais y que tambien existen muchisimas peliculas disponibles que aun no estan en region 1. Es cierto eso?
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Gigi M.
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#18 Post by Gigi M. »

justeleblanc wrote:Off topic, but it's worth watching Tim Burton's PEE WEE'S BIG ADVENTURE dubbed in French. Best feature for any bare-bones disc... by far.
I own this disc and I believe is not barebones. It has a Burton/Reubens commentary, which is quite good.
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rohmerin
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#19 Post by rohmerin »

si, hay muchas ediciones de clásicos, PERO con sus contras, o grandes reparos, como por ejemplo, esta maravilla de Hawks, Ball of fire, que está editada, pero sib subt. en español y con una calidad de imagen floja.

¿qué te ineteresa saber? ¿cine español? ¿clásicos de Hollywood?

puedes echar un vistazo a tiendas españolas on line como www.dvdgo.com.
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Gigi M.
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#20 Post by Gigi M. »

Beaver. It appears to be the same exact transfer with yellow subtitles from the OOP HBO disc.
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