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#181 Post by Eric Paddon »

Yes, it looks like it was from the same source. Of course we have the new bonus material that enhances things.

I mentioned that the key new scenes in the longer cut are the "docking scene" which also shows David Huddleston's General friend at the base where the cover-up is taking place (which by extension links Huddleston to the cover-up though its never explicit) and also when Gould is shot at at the western ghost town, the original version had over five shots at him which got changed in the theatrical cut to just one shot.

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#182 Post by AndyDursin »

Ed, check out the old CAPRICORN ONE thread where Eric and I have a lot of info on the specific changes in the longer cut:

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#183 Post by John Johnson »

Eric Paddon wrote: Sat Oct 12, 2024 12:58 am Nothing for me in those announcements.
It was rumoured that there might be another ITC release, possibly Department S or UFO, but I hear the announcement might have been put back until early 2025. Next up, will be The Baron:The Feature Films, which I think was one of the last releases planned before Network went out of business.
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#184 Post by John Johnson »

Australian label Imprint Films has informed us that it will add three new releases to its Imprint Asia line. They are: Erotic Ghost Story Trilogy, Zhou Yu's Train (1990-1992), Zhou Yu's Train (2002), and Yolo (2024). All releases are scheduled to arrive on the market on January 8.

EROTIC GHOST STORY TRILOGY (1990 - 1992)

The steamy Erotic Ghost Story Trilogy is coming to Imprint Asia, in a Limited Edition 3-Disc Hardbox!

These sensual, supernatural Cat III films, the first of which takes influence from The Witches of Eastwick, explore the lustful desires of spirits, demons and humans alike.

Each film includes brand NEW Special Features, including Audio Commentaries and Interviews, as well as an alternate Mandarin language version.

Packed with plenty of swordplay, weird and wacky comedy, vivid and surreal imagery, and plenty of provocative pleasure, dive into the colorful orgies of the Erotic Ghost Story trilogy.

ZHOU YU'S TRAIN (2002)

Beloved actress Gong Li stars as two characters in this passionate romantic drama, written and directed by Sun Zhou (Breaking the Silence).

Based on the novella by Bei Cun, the film was critically acclaimed on release in 2002, and was nominated for two Golden Rooster Awards.

Twice a week, Zhou Yu, a beautiful artisan, takes the train to faraway Chongyang, where she indulges in a torrid affair with Chen Qing, her poet-lover. A mysterious young woman who bares a striking resemblance to Zhou seems to be following her every move…

YOLO (2024)

The seventh-highest grossing film of 2024 worldwide is YOLO, a hilarious comedy-drama from comedian and filmmaker Jia Ling (Hi, Mom).

This box office smash hit is an adaptation of the 2014 Japanese film 100 Yen Love, starring Jia Ling and Lei Jiayin (Full River Red).

Le Ying has been staying at home for many years, doing nothing in particular after choosing to withdraw from society and close herself off from social circles. One day, after several twists of fate, she decides to live life in a different way.


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#185 Post by AndyDursin »

Debut for THE BETSY in HD...


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#186 Post by John Johnson »

i placed an order with them on the 19th, a Chrstmas present for a friend. Took them four days to acknowledge the order, Still hasn't shipped. Item is being 'processed'. I always got good service service, but after this, my opinion of them has changed. I want to order additional titles, but now I'm not sure if I will order directly from them. This is the second time I have run into problems with them.
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#187 Post by AndyDursin »

I ordered a bunch of titles during their big sale on 11/4 and they didn't ship until 11/18. I am sure they have were deluged by those orders, so I wouldn't worry too much about it.

They also have very few people working on there. The PR contact I work with (they typically send me a couple of titles every batch) is the same one handling all their customer retail shipments too.

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#188 Post by John Johnson »

AndyDursin wrote: Mon Nov 25, 2024 9:34 am I ordered a bunch of titles during their big sale on 11/4 and they didn't ship until 11/18. I am sure they have were deluged by those orders, so I wouldn't worry too much about it.

They also have very few people working on there. The PR contact I work with (they typically send me a couple of titles every batch) is the same one handling all their customer retail shipments too.
A friend of mine who lives in Australia, told me they have very few employees. I believe only one, possibly two actually handle the shipping.
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#189 Post by AndyDursin »

John Johnson wrote: Mon Nov 25, 2024 11:03 am
A friend of mine who lives in Australia, told me they have very few employees. I believe only one, possibly two actually handle the shipping.
I believe it, seems to be the same guy who also handles PR and coordinates new releases. Very small group.

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#190 Post by Paul MacLean »

Looking forward to hearing that phenomenal score in Lipstick again...



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#191 Post by John Johnson »

My order finally shipped, The Avengers: The Emma Peel Collection (1965 – 1967) – Imprint Standard Edition, a Christmas present for a friend in the US. Hopefully it will arrive in time for the holidays. Now, I can concentrate on ordering other titles from them.
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#192 Post by AndyDursin »

It's usually a couple of weeks but aussie airmail has become much more efficient in the last year...they even offer tracking now! I notice my shipments from JBHifi have used the same method as Imprint. But it can still take a little bit. That order i placed from early November and shipped on the 18th isn't here yet.

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#193 Post by AndyDursin »

30% off at JBHifi for Black Friday

Imprint Titles:
https://www.jbhifi.com.au/search?query=imprint

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Australian label Imprint Films has revealed that it is preparing a 4K Blu-ray release of Michael Mann's The Keep (1983), starring Scott Glenn, Ian McKellen, Alberta Watson, Gabriel Byrne, and Jürgen Prochnow. The release is expected to arrive on the market early next year.

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Australian label Imprint Films has announced its April batch of 4K Blu-ray and Blu-ray releases. They are: It Came From Outer Space (1953), Tales of Adventure: Collection 5 (1954-1957), Ivy (1947), Bride of Vengeance (1949), Flesh and Fantasy/Dead of Night (1943-1945), and Tales of Adventure: Collection 6 (1945-1969).

All titles will be available for purchase on April 30.

IT CAME FROM OUTER SPACE (1953) - 4K Blu-ray + Blu-ray Limited Edition Lenticular Hardcase

One of the most beloved sci-fi films from the 50's, and a must-see for fans of The War of the Worlds! Our Limited Edition release includes the classic film in 2D on 4K Blu-ray and Blu-ray, the 3D version of the film on Blu-ray, and the made-for-TV sequel It Came From Outer Space II (1996) in standard-definition - all in a Limited Edition Lenticular Hardcase.

FLESH AND FANTASY (1943) / DEAD OF NIGHT (1945)

Two classic 40's anthology films, with a supernatural twist! With stories by acclaimed writers such as Oscar Wilde and H.G. Wells, and performances from Hollywood stars including Edward G. Robinson, Barbara Stanwyck, Betty Field, and Michael Redgrave, this is must-see classic horror at its finest. Packaged together in a Limited Edition Hardbox, and loaded with brand NEW Special Features, discover these predecessors to The Twilight Zone, filled with thrills, chills, tight scripts and remarkable performances.

TALES OF ADVENTURE - COLLECTION 5 (1954-1957)

Five exciting and terrifying 50's films that are out-of-this-world come together in the next instalment of Tales of Adventure! These sci-fi thrills are filled with suspense and destruction, quintessential entries from the golden era of cosmic obsession. Blast off!

• The 27th Day (1957)
• The Night The World Exploded (1957) - worldwide first on Blu-ray
• This Island Earth (1955)
• Devil Girl From Mars (1954)
• The Gamma People (1956) - worldwide first on Blu-ray
• Plus bonus film The Underwater City (1962) (standard-definition)

Includes a brand NEW Audio Commentary by Heath Holland (Cereal At Midnight) on This Island Earth, and a brand NEW Audio Commentary (Kim Newman and Barry Forshaw) & Interview (author Jon Towlson) on Devil Girl From Mars.

TALES OF ADVENTURE - COLLECTION 6 (1945-1969)

Tales of Adventure takes to the land and sea, in four epic stories of human survival facing extreme adversity. Go deep inside world wars and behind enemy lines, and follow brave defenders in their quest to survive. Take cover!

• Counter-Attack (1945) - worldwide first on Blu-ray
• Abandon Ship! (1957) - worldwide first on Blu-ray
• King Rat (1965) - worldwide first on Blu-ray
• The Bridge at Remagen (1969)

Includes a brand NEW Audio Commentary and Video Essay on The Bridge at Remagen.

BRIDE OF VENGEANCE (1949)

Worldwide first on Blu-ray from a 4K scan! Critically acclaimed director Mitchell Leisen (Hold Back The Dawn) brought this historical romantic drama to life, a passionate tale set during the Italian Renaissance. Starring Paulette Goddard (The Cat and the Canary), John Lund (High Society) and Macdonald Carey (Days of Our Lives).

IVY (1947)

Worldwide first on Blu-ray! Golden Age of Hollywood favourite Joan Fontaine stars as the titular Ivy, an Edwardian belle with a dark side, based on the novel The Story Of Ivy. Directed by three-time Academy Award nominated filmmaker Sam Wood (Goodbye, Mr. Chips).

https://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=35944
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