Kino-Lorber appears to
have found the keys to MGM Home Entertainment’s candy store (at least what
remains of the United Artists portion of the once vast film library)!
While there are other
companies in the market place with a stronger track record — and likely a
better fit for the promotion and distribution of this type of film product — we
can’t help but applaud Kino-Lorber for the initial line-up that has been both
officially … and unofficially announced.
In a somewhat chaotic
release rollout, punctuated by seemly random distribution of their press
announcement, a new “Studio Classics” label is being launched by the company on
July 22 with DVD and Blu-ray editions of The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes, Sabata,
The Scalphunters and Witness for the Prosecution.
The following week, July
29, Duel
at Diablo, Marty, Paris Blues and Separate Tables will be
available as both DVD and Blu-ray product offerings. Aug. 12 brings Breakheart Pass, The
Children's Hour, Mr. Majestyk and The Unforgiven
to market, while Aug. 26 will mark the arrival of Cast a Giant Shadow, On
the Beach, The Party and What's New Pussycat? — all of these
films will be available as either Blu-ray or DVD selections.
In the post-Labor Day
period look for Across 110th Street, Cotton Comes to Harlem, A Funny Thing Happened on
the Way to the Forum, Juggernaut, Elmer Gantry, The Great Train Robbery, Meteor,
Run Silent, Run Deep, Taras Bulba, Young Savages and True
Confessions.
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complete edition of the DVD and Blu-ray Release Report: DVD & Blu-ray Release Report
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