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The Devils (Ken Russell, 1971)
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Must've taken them down before the official announcement tomorrow
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Wonder what could possibly be included that's worth $40 extra.
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Commemorative rosary beads & cross.mfunk9786 wrote: Mon Nov 09, 2026 9:42 pm Wonder what could possibly be included that's worth $40 extra.
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Ben Stoddart suggested elsewhere that the Limited Edition will exclusively have all three or four cuts of the film. I'm only really interested in Russell's preferred version so if the censored cuts (as important as they are from a historical perspective, I wouldn't watch any of them again) and the book are the main draw for the LE, I might switch over to the standard after all.
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Yeah, this isn’t a Blade Runner situation with all of the cuts being so distinct and of value for different reasons. A featurette on the versions would suffice for meFinch wrote: Mon Nov 09, 2026 11:58 pm Ben Stoddart suggested elsewhere that the Limited Edition will exclusively have all three or four cuts of the film. I'm only really interested in Russell's preferred version so if the censored cuts (as important as they are from a historical perspective, I wouldn't watch any of them again) and the book are the main draw for the LE, I might switch over to the standard after all.
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I'm really interested in seeing the original US cut so I'd go for the Limited Edition.
Speaking of which I'd love to see the US cut for Crimes of Passion too. I think it was about 4 or 5 minutes shorter than the international cut, which was than trimmed in some countries.
Speaking of which I'd love to see the US cut for Crimes of Passion too. I think it was about 4 or 5 minutes shorter than the international cut, which was than trimmed in some countries.
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Now on BFI Shop: Collectors Edition / Standard Edition
Release date: April 20, 2027
Red = also in Standard Edition
Release date: April 20, 2027
Red = also in Standard Edition
- The first ever 4K UHD presentation of Ken Russell’s The Devils – the uncensored, definitive director’s cut – encoded by Fidelity In Motion with a newly restored monaural soundtrack
- The first ever official Blu-Ray presentations of Ken Russell’s The Devils, the uncensored, definitive director’s cut (114 mins); the UK X-Rated version (111 mins); and the US R-Rated version (108 mins), with a newly restored monaural soundtrack
- Unedited 2004 audio commentary with Ken Russell, Michael Bradsell, Mark Kermode & Paul Joyce
- Never-before-seen extended scene
- New extended version of the documentary Hell on Earth: The Desecration and Resurrection of The Devils (2002) featuring additional interview footage with Ken Russell
- New 4K remaster of the short film Amelia and the Angel (1958) directed by Ken Russell
- New compilation of camera slates
- New interview with Guillermo del Toro on The Devils and the legacy of Ken Russell
- New introduction by Kleber Mendonça Filho at the first ever screening of Ken Russell’s The Devils in Brazil
- New extended interview with Mark Kermode on The Devils and the reconstruction of the definitive director’s cut
- New behind-the-scenes featurette on the picture and sound restoration of Ken Russell’s The Devils.
- Never-before-seen archival interviews with Vanessa Redgrave and Oliver Reed
- Never-before-heard archival audio interviews with critic Richard Crouse and cast/crew
- Never-before-seen costume sketches by Shirley Russell with audio commentary by Victoria Russell
- Excerpt of Rupert Russell’s documentary Mad Dad, featuring never-before-seen Russell family photos
- 2004 Q&A with Ken Russell and Mark Kermode following the first ever screening of Ken Russell’s The Devils at the BFI Southbank NFT1
- 2010 Film at Lincoln Center Q&A with Ken Russell and Vanessa Redgrave
- Behind-the-scenes footage with commentary by Michael Bradsell
- Director of Devils (1971) featurette with behind-the-scenes footage and a Ken Russell interview
- Archival Trailers
- 2026 Theatrical Trailer
- 96-page book with never-before-seen photography and production materials, excerpts of the original continuity script, new essays by Mark
Kermode and Linda Ruth Williams, and newly unearthed archival crew interviews
- and more…
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What's the point of having the UK X-Rated and US R-Rated versions if they're just the director's cut with shots/scenes removed? Or is that not the case?
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Is the BFI disc the only one encoded by FiM?
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From the images, this is not a BFI edition, but a UK/Ireland version of the same Clockwork/Warner release.
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A bit puzzled by the implication in the product details that the standard edition is UHD only – is that an error, or do you really have no option but to get the collector’s edition if you have a Blu-ray player?
Odd too that you have to be in the UK or Ireland to pre-order from the BFI Shop. Hopefully the US release doesn’t have similar region restrictions.
Odd too that you have to be in the UK or Ireland to pre-order from the BFI Shop. Hopefully the US release doesn’t have similar region restrictions.
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The picture of the Collectors Edition has a BFI and Clockwork logo while the Standard Edition is only Clockwork. Maybe Warners are doing the UHD by themselves?
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Given how extensive this release seems to be, I am surprised they couldn't include Derek Jarman's Reworking the Devils/The Devils at the Elgin as a supplement. Not sure what the rights' situation for that would be, but anything specifically focused on Jarman's contributions to the film would have been appreciated.
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FIRSTGRUV15 gets you a 15% off at gruv so I cancelled my Amazon order for the CE and went for the regular edition at a nice $33.04. In the end, $80 was just a bit too much and I needed funds for the Roadgames 4K from Umbrella as well.
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If the Collector's Edition doesn't come with a femur replica then it's no-sale.
Also, it's listed as Sold Out on Gruv.
Also, it's listed as Sold Out on Gruv.