Final Cut Entertainment

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

For me I just want the film in most cases. I rarely bother with extras except when they feature Jonathan Rigby, Kim Newman, Stephen Jones, Kevin Lyons, Marcus Hearn or Barry Forshaw.

So to get a copy of a film i want in HD and not have to pay thirty quid for it is great. As long as the price is representative of the content and is no more than $15 then i'm happy.

StudioCanal, Final Cut, Signal One, Fabulous...take a bow!

[Dave]

Originally Posted by J Harker

There are a few Second Sight discs now OOP that were cheap as chips on Amazon a few years back and I didn't grab them. I've managed to pick up Pirhana and recently Enemy Mine for reasonable prices. The Ninth Configuration is another I want that's now OOP, if it turns up at a very good price I will get it, though it will be a blind buy so it will have to be a very sensible price.

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I was tempted by The Ninth Configuration a few times while it was still in print and on sale but never went for it. I'm the same, if it turns up at a reasonable price then I'll get it but otherwise, I won't bother.

[Susan Foreman]

'Fellini's Satyricon' (1969) - Pre-order available from Planet Of Entertainment for DVD - UK$11:00 and Blu-Ray - UK$13:00

Release date: December 9

"A truly literate and sophisticated film spectacle by perhaps the greatest of all film artists, this Oscar-nominated (1970 Best Director) masterpiece by Federico Fellini, the director of such world-renowned classics, as La Dolce Vita, La Strada and 8 And A Half, is a fabulous trip into a totally decadent civilization delivering a brilliant visual fantasy unlike anything you have seen.

Step into the bawdy, erotic and titillating world of Rome during the days of Emperor Nero, where two competing teachers play tricks on each other while vying for the same lover's charms. Paralleling the self-indulgence of modern society, these Roman citizens pursue their own gratification above all else, resulting in both intense pleasure and enormous despair, displayed in visually seductive scenes that are both shocking, unprecedented and brilliantly stunning"

Special Features and Technical Specs:

• Alternate English-language dub track
• Optional English subtitles

[Nuno_Miranda]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

For me I just want the film in most cases. I rarely bother with extras except when they feature Jonathan Rigby, Kim Newman, Stephen Jones, Kevin Lyons, Marcus Hearn or Barry Forshaw.

I agree! I would add Steve Haberman, he has a sense of humour that I enjoy and doesn't just stick to reciting facts.