The Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection
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- Ribs
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Re: The Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection
Log in before adding it to the cart.
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My big problem with Arrow's website is that items aren't removed from my cart after I purchase them. As a result, I ended up buying two copies of the Rivette set and three of the Yoshida after seeing them in my cart and thinking I forgot to finalize the transaction.
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Problem solved, please delete.
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- domino harvey
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Re: The Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection
Release date has moved from next month to March 28th
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Re: The Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection
It's always had a release date of March 28th.domino harvey wrote:Release date has moved from next month to March 28th
- Ribs
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Photos from Arrow:
And they also say they're expecting it to be in stock by the end of the week.
I'm interested to find out if the individual releases are also going to have slim cases. Also think it's interesting this features no reversible artwork but I'd guess that's because this set features numerous discs that have multiple films on it.
I am also loving how long the list of special features on the back of the box is.
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I'm interested to find out if the individual releases are also going to have slim cases. Also think it's interesting this features no reversible artwork but I'd guess that's because this set features numerous discs that have multiple films on it.
I am also loving how long the list of special features on the back of the box is.
- antnield
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Re: The Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection
Slimline cases are for the boxed-set only. The individual releases will come in the usual Arrow-sized cases.Ribs wrote:I'm interested to find out if the individual releases are also going to have slim cases.
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I welcome this development. It's always seemed a little silly for the cases to take up as much space as they do for several of these Arrow boxed sets.
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Love the bright colors, I presume all of these films are sunny and upbeat fun-time flicks!!!!
- tenia
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Absolutely. It takes an incredibly big shelf space, especially for sets like Battles without honor or humanity which have so many movies (thus so many individual cases).swo17 wrote:I welcome this development. It's always seemed a little silly for the cases to take up as much space as they do for several of these Arrow boxed sets.
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Finally ; I hope they are going to use the slim cases for all their box sets. Digipaks are welcome too.
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cannot wait to receive this, looks phenomenal.
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I hate digipaks. The hard, brittle plastic trays (polystyrene?) typically have death grips on the disc and can crack the hubs. NO digipaks, always use SOFT PLASTIC.
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Sometimes it feels like I've wandered into a fetishist forum.hearthesilence wrote:I hate digipaks. The hard, brittle plastic trays (polystyrene?) typically have death grips on the disc and can crack the hubs. NO digipaks, always use SOFT PLASTIC.
- tenia
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Re: The Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection
Following this first glimpse, I went to have a look on Arrow's webstore and the boxset is now showing as In Stock, so I guess dispatches should be starting very soon.
- hearthesilence
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Jesus man, I just don't want my goddamn rims cracked.Zot! wrote:Sometimes it feels like I've wandered into a fetishist forum.hearthesilence wrote:I hate digipaks. The hard, brittle plastic trays (polystyrene?) typically have death grips on the disc and can crack the hubs. NO digipaks, always use SOFT PLASTIC.
Wait, that didn't come out right...
- zedz
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When you get several pages more discussion about packaging than you do about content, you probably have.Zot! wrote:Sometimes it feels like I've wandered into a fetishist forum.hearthesilence wrote:I hate digipaks. The hard, brittle plastic trays (polystyrene?) typically have death grips on the disc and can crack the hubs. NO digipaks, always use SOFT PLASTIC.
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I remember after BFI's Werner Herzog set came out, I was waiting to see if anyone noticed the extra work I did on FITZCARRALDO (re-doing the video generated opening titles to stand in for the original optical ones, with chromatic aberration and wobble and other effects to disguise that they're video generated). To this date I don't think anyone did, a ton of the discussion was about the cardboard packaging it came in!
- swo17
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Well I watched it at the time and nothing stood out to me, which I suppose means that you did your job well! Then again, I think I'd only seen the film once before, so I'm likely not the best judge. How's that for a compliment?
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Fortunately Fassbinder (at least the three discs I worked on) all have their original titles!
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- Dot Com Dom
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It better look good or I'm going to kick my TV in like Fassbinder in Ali
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Specs are up at cineoutsider. I'm not sure if this has been mentioned but all the audio commentaries are by Australians and were originally issued by Madman about 5 years ago. Most of the extras were also included. I haven't seen the 1978 interview so PETRA is good for an upgrade. The antitheater extra due for LOVE IS COLDER should be interesting too.
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It's Peter Gauhe who kicks in the TV, not Fassbinder. ("Bruno!")domino harvey wrote:It better look good or I'm going to kick my TV in like Fassbinder in Ali
And yes, I like correcting people on mostly insignificant points.
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- Dot Com Dom
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Been too long since I've seen it, obviously! If only there was a boxed set where I could acquire it on Blu-Ray to refresh my memory alongside a bunch of other Fassbinders...
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Re: The Rainer Werner Fassbinder Collection
sarcastic forum member in 2010 wrote:Yeah, maybe Arrow can put it out.