Sentences with phrase «original theatrical release»

Despite its 1959 original theatrical release date, this film not only holds up in time but the restoration and transfer to Blu - ray makes you think it was just made yesterday.

Part of the Academy's Marc Davis Celebration of Animation, the event will include a screening of the 1991 film from a pristine 70 mm original theatrical release print from the Academy Film Archive.

Also, not only does the film look and sound better than it has since its original theatrical release, but the inclusion of both old bonus features from previous home video releases, in combination with new material produced specifically for this new Blu - ray release provides an excellent perspective on the film as it has been perceived throughout the years.

Now that both films are out, you can more or less approximate the original theatrical release by watching them back to back — and if you have the means, that's still the way to go.

Ingram also did uncredited pre-production work on Ben - Hur (Fred Niblo, 1925) and edited the original theatrical release version of Greed (Erich von Stroheim, 1923).

Apart from the original theatrical releases of the first trilogy, the anticipation leading towards the release of The Phantom Menace was one of the most exciting times in history to be a Star Wars fan.

If your local theater was screening the original theatrical release, certainly try to make that showing.

Newly included is Chiefs, a short film that played before Monterey Pop during the documentary's original theatrical release.

(In 2006, Lucas conceded and released three, two - disc special editions containing both the re-jiggered versions and the original theatrical releases, thereby rendering the 2004 editions useless.

The original theatrical releases from 1977, 1980 and 1983 are apparently lost to time.

For those who care, the movie retains the RKO Radio Pictures logo with which its original theatrical release opened, a rare case where it hasn't been updated by Disney logos.

The 2 - disc set also provides the original theatrical release of the film.

The original theatrical release said of Arabia, «Where they cut off your ears if they don't like your face, it's barbaric, but hey, it's home.»

A digitally remastered version of a «special edition» as well as the original theatrical release.

Anchoring the set is the Mad Max: Fury Road / Mad Max: Fury Road Black & Chrome (Warner, Blu - ray) double feature of the original theatrical release and Miller's preferred B&W version of the film (which is also available separately).

Will have to watch all three this weekend to see if they truly are the original theatrical releases but so far it seems like they are.

I had never watched the original theatrical release DVD, but after reading this article, popped it in the blu - ray player and IV had the scroll without Episode IV A New Hope.

The long preview version had long ago supplanted the original theatrical release for theatrical showings, while the home video version was a revision of its own, a hybrid of the two existing versions combined without any consideration of artistic intent or narrative consistency.

Disc 2 presents an approximation of the original theatrical release, which is missing a few scenes and has had some of the narrative shuffled around so that the film ends, somewhat nonsensically, on CHUD action.

Even the old - timers who saw this movie in its original theatrical release should be able to enjoy this mix fully.

Two very minor notes on changes from the original theatrical release: 1) The blue castle Walt Disney Pictures logo appears at the beginning of the film (as opposed to the RKO logo that initially launched the film), but fortunately the original score that accompanied that appears to have been untouched.

Well, a film's ratio on DVD is supposed to preserve the ratio of the film's original theatrical release.

Nancy Kanter, Executive Vice President, Original Programming and General Manager, Disney Junior Worldwide, said, «The story of «The Lion King» has deeply touched families around the world since its original theatrical release 20 years ago.

After the jump, we'll discuss the changes and how those changes improve the original theatrical releases.

Hadn't seen it on the big screen since it's original theatrical release and it didn't disappoint.

With a belated sequel, Blade Runner 2049, opening in theaters this Friday, we at The A.V. Club couldn't help but ask: What are the best sci - fi movies to come out since the original theatrical release of Ridley Scott's masterpiece?

Nominated for two Oscars (original screenplay and the since - retired best adapted score), the film celebrates the 50th anniversary of its original theatrical release this summer with admission into The Criterion Collection, who assign it spine # 711 in a single - disc DVD and the one - Blu - ray, two - DVD Dual - Format Edition reviewed here.

I belong to a generation that had the opportunity to see the Alien and Blade Runner during their original theatrical releases.

Also, we had finished captioning the film (in its original theatrical release) and then about 2 weeks later the film came back in for editing — it seems they added about 5 minutes of extra footage for the video release (rumor was they wanted to fill out a 120 minute tape, but who knows why).

Luckily, a 35 mm blow - up negative, made for the film's original theatrical released in 1975, was located among the holdings at the lab.

Here are eight examples of classic — or perhaps cult - classic — horror movies that weren't welcomed all that warmly upon their original theatrical release, but we're proud to recommend now.

DVD Extras Disc 1 has the option of watching either the extended special edition of the movie or the original theatrical release, both with audio commentary from writers Emmerich and Dean Devlin.

Ergo, this dug - up review of Paul Thomas Anderson's Punch - Drunk Love, first published in Entertainment Today upon the movie's original theatrical release in October, 2002.

After all, it might feature a scantily - clad young pretty on the cover and carry the tagline «what you didn't see at the cinema», but let's not beat around the bush here: this version is actually only one minute longer than the original theatrical release.

Although I did see the original theatrical release back in 1991, with high hopes I might add, I left the theater feeling extremely disappointed.

I finally watched this film after it came out on DVD some time this fall, since I missed it in its original theatrical release.

Timed to the 50th anniversary of the film's original theatrical release, the new print was struck from the original camera negative of the earliest screening version of a film that later underwent panicky last - minute edits.

He could have shared his supposed vision alongside how we were given and loved it by him giving us the ability to own the original theatrical releases of ep 4 - 6 in high def... But no, his ego and bad revisionist tastes shitted all over our memories and his original classic.

The feature runs five minutes shorter than its original theatrical release overseas.

In a nice touch I've not before encountered, the Blu - ray (reviewed here) gives you the chance to watch the unrated cut with an added footage marker (an apple graphic, appropriately enough) designating where the movie is changed from its original theatrical release.

Available as of today, Oct. 25 (the 38th anniversary of the film's original theatrical release), this latest update to the 4 - on - 1 game, which has been out on Steam since June, includes Michael Myers as one of the game's killers and Laurie Strode as a survivor, along with a new map of Haddonfield, to be released fittingly on Halloween.

The set contains three discs, and three different versions of the film: the original theatrical release, the «special edition re-release» which contains 16 extra minutes (and saw a brief theatrical run this summer), and the collector's extended cut with a total of 48 extra minutes.

Factory has put together a new collector's edition of the film that not only offers up a beautiful presentation of the original theatrical release but also presents, for the first time, a brand - new Director's Cut of the film that restores the original structure as De Palma initially conceived it before the post-production rejiggering.

- Family Audio Track (All Objectionable Language Removed) of the Original Theatrical Release and Special Edition Re-release

Also featured on the two - disc set for the first time ever are both the theatrical and extended versions of the film (via seamless branching), which makes this a no - brainer purchase for those who currently own the original theatrical releases on DVD.

Both formats will feature the original theatrical release, a special edition re-release, family audio track with all objectionable language removed and new collector's extended cut with sixteen more minutes including an exclusive alternate opening Earth scene.

It is altered from its original theatrical release to remove a joke in which Scott claims to recognize Neal's mother's phone number as «1 -800-SPANK-ME.»