Senator Jack
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Call me nuts, but I like the Marvin/Reagan version of The Killers better than the original.
Senator Jack said:Call me nuts, but I like the Marvin/Reagan version of The Killers better than the original.
AH, Now I see, it IS in print; I'd been ignoring that Amazon search result since the first stars listed were other than Burt Lancaster or Ava Gardner... Thanks Jake :eusa_clapjake_fink said:Criterion released The Killers quite a while ago in a killer package that included the made for TV remake by Don (Dirty Harry) Siegel and starring Lee Marvin and Ronald Reagan.
I thought these were both on dvd but I see only High Road to China is.vintage68 said:I'd love to see Lassiter with Tom Selleck, and High Road to China, also with Selleck and both set in the late 30's and early 40's.
Feraud said:Are there any movies in particular that you want to add to you dvd collection but cannot?
scotrace said:This film won best foreign language oscar (Italy) in 1992. It's set on a Greek island during WWII. It features some of the most stunningly spectacular real estate in the world. And it has Vanna Barba. I just don't get why this film has never been released on DVD.
Cousin Hepcat said:Great choices, everyone.
Would love to replace these VHSes with DVDs:
"(Ernest Hemingway's) THE KILLERS", 1946, Burt Lancaster, Ava Gardner - Hit men kill an unresisting victim, and investigator Reardon uncovers his past involvement with beautiful, deadly Kitty Collins.
"EDGE OF DARKNESS", 1943, Errol Flynn, Ann Sheridan - Nazi's invasion of Norway: in a small fishing village that is headquarters to 150 German soldiers, the 800 locals are stewing, waiting for a supply of arms so they can revolt.
"NOTORIOUS", 1946, Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman - A woman is asked to spy on a group of Nazi friends in South America. How far will she have to go to ingratiate herself with them? (not in print; inflated used prices, unless you want to buy for $50 from someone with "90% positive feedback"...)
and was about to say, out-of-the-groove as it my seem, "ROOTS" miniseries, 1977... but just saw on Amazon, its due for an anniversary edition release in 10 days - gotta love life's pleasant surprises.
- C H
It has been, a while back, but I've been checking the schedule recently & didn't see it, so finally bought a used copy for $7 on VHS from Amazon.Kimberly said:I have never seen Notorious but always wanted to. Ingrid Bergman is one of my favorite actresses so I try and see most of them. Do you know if it's ever been on TCM?
Thanks for the reccomend on the book - I taped the movie when they re-aired it a couple years back, and couldn't stop watching, worn out the VHS tapes from re-watching; you just can't stop once you've started... been wondering if the book was as good, guess I'll pick that up too with the DVDs.Kimberly said:And thanks for the FYI on Roots. I read that book for the first time last year and couldn't put it down. I have wanted to see the movie and had no idea they were releasing it on DVD.
patrick1987 said:What's the Vegematic treatment?