First off, there's been a few changes in things I've posted earlier. Firstly, I'm pretty sure Universal will not be releasing a stand alone disc for
Arabesque on 4 November when they release the Gregory Peck set. Also, The Weinstein Company has yet again changed
Vicky Cristina Barcelona, now set for 27 January, instead of earlier in the month.
New Yorker has also changed the dates on a number of their releases. The new dates, which still might change and might be delayed, are as follows:
Camp de Thiaroye (11 Nov),
Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands (9 Dec),
The Last Klezmer (18 Nov),
Moses and Aaron (25 Nov),
Six in Paris (21 Oct),
Still Life (11 Nov) and
Woman on the Beach (9 Dec).
Criterion announced a slim line-up for January, which includes Douglas Sirk's
Magnificent Obsession, with Jane Wyman and Rock Hudson, on 20 January, Gregory Nava's
El Norte on 20 January and Roberto Rossellini's
The Taking of Power by Louis XVI [
La prise de pouvoir par Louis XVI] on 13 January. The
Magnificent Obsession disc will also include John M. Stahl's version of the same novel from 1935. Their Eclipse set will include three historical films from Rossellini:
The Age of Medici [
L'età di Cosimo de Medici],
Blaise Pascal and
Cartesius [
Cartesio], all set for 13 January.
Warner has already announced a bunch of titles for 2009; new ones include a deluxe edition of Hal Ashby's
Being There, starring Peter Sellers, Shirley MacLaine and Jack Warden, for 3 February. They will also release a Natalie Wood boxset, which includes several new-to-DVD titles. The set includes Elia Kazan's
Splendor in the Grass, Richard Quine's
Sex and the Single Girl (new), Robert Mulligan's
Inside Daisy Clover (new), a deluxe edition of Mervyn LeRoy's
Gypsy, Gordon Douglas'
Bombers B-52 (new) and Joseph Pevney's
Cash McCall (new), as well as a number of shorts. Not included in the set but announced for a separate release is Douglas Trumbull's
Brainstorm, which stars Wood, Christopher Walken and Louise Fletcher.
Brainstorm and the Wood boxset will street on 3 February.
Warner will also be releasing Max Baer Jr.'s
Ode to Billy Joe, with Robby Benson, on 10 February. They've also set a new date for John Frankenheimer's TV docudrama
George Wallace, which stars Gary Sinese, Mare Winningham and Angelina Jolie, for 20 January.
Sony announced a Michael Powell double-feature, which includes
A Matter of Life and Death, with David Niven, Kim Hunter and Richard Attenborough, and
Age of Consent, with Helen Mirren and James Mason. It will be out on 6 January. Sony has also announced the Duplass brothers'
Baghead for 30 December. That looks like all for now.
First off, there's been a few changes in things I've posted earlier. Firstly, I'm pretty sure Universal will not be releasing a stand alone disc for Arabesque on 4 November when they release the Gregory Peck set. Also, The Weinstein Company has yet again changed Vicky Cristina Barcelona, now set for 27 January, instead of earlier in the month.
New Yorker has also changed the dates on a number of their releases. The new dates, which still might change and might be delayed, are as follows: Camp de Thiaroye (11 Nov), Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands (9 Dec), The Last Klezmer (18 Nov), Moses and Aaron (25 Nov), Six in Paris (21 Oct), Still Life (11 Nov) and Woman on the Beach (9 Dec).
Criterion announced a slim line-up for January, which includes Douglas Sirk's Magnificent Obsession, with Jane Wyman and Rock Hudson, on 20 January, Gregory Nava's El Norte on 20 January and Roberto Rossellini's The Taking of Power by Louis XVI [La prise de pouvoir par Louis XVI] on 13 January. The Magnificent Obsession disc will also include John M. Stahl's version of the same novel from 1935. Their Eclipse set will include three historical films from Rossellini: The Age of Medici [L'età di Cosimo de Medici], Blaise Pascal and Cartesius [Cartesio], all set for 13 January.
Warner has already announced a bunch of titles for 2009; new ones include a deluxe edition of Hal Ashby's Being There, starring Peter Sellers, Shirley MacLaine and Jack Warden, for 3 February. They will also release a Natalie Wood boxset, which includes several new-to-DVD titles. The set includes Elia Kazan's Splendor in the Grass, Richard Quine's Sex and the Single Girl (new), Robert Mulligan's Inside Daisy Clover (new), a deluxe edition of Mervyn LeRoy's Gypsy, Gordon Douglas' Bombers B-52 (new) and Joseph Pevney's Cash McCall (new), as well as a number of shorts. Not included in the set but announced for a separate release is Douglas Trumbull's Brainstorm, which stars Wood, Christopher Walken and Louise Fletcher. Brainstorm and the Wood boxset will street on 3 February.
Warner will also be releasing Max Baer Jr.'s Ode to Billy Joe, with Robby Benson, on 10 February. They've also set a new date for John Frankenheimer's TV docudrama George Wallace, which stars Gary Sinese, Mare Winningham and Angelina Jolie, for 20 January.
Sony announced a Michael Powell double-feature, which includes A Matter of Life and Death, with David Niven, Kim Hunter and Richard Attenborough, and Age of Consent, with Helen Mirren and James Mason. It will be out on 6 January. Sony has also announced the Duplass brothers' Baghead for 30 December. That looks like all for now.
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