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Idem. Impossible de me logger, nuller part pour s'enregistrer à nouvea et je n'ai pas de compte facebook. ça commence bien

BaronLundi a écrit : Idem. Impossible de me logger, nuller part pour s'enregistrer à nouvea et je n'ai pas de compte facebook. ça commence bien

J'ai commandé sans me logger. Ca fonctionne comme ça.

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BaronLundi a écrit : Idem. Impossible de me logger, nuller part pour s'enregistrer à nouvea et je n'ai pas de compte facebook. ça commence bien

J'ai commandé sans me logger. Ca fonctionne comme ça.

Ah ben oui, ça fonctionne ainsi Merci!

17 juin : The Holy Mountain (MoC)
24 juin : Last Hurrah for Chevalry + Hand of Death (Classics)

tenia a écrit :24 juin : Last Hurrah for Chevalry + Hand of Death (Classics)

Achat direct !

Le double programme John Woo :

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A decade before he would change action filmmaking forever with A Better Tomorrow and The Killer, director John Woo was directing martial-arts films for the two biggest studios in Hong Kong, Shaw Brothers and Golden Harvest. Under the mentorship of the great Chang Cheh (Five Deadly Venoms), Woo began to develop his signature style, films that featured slick, stylish and often violent choreography, with dramatic plots that revolved around brotherhood, honour and redemption. Presented here are two of his early works from this period.

In Last Hurrah for Chivalry, two killers (Pai Wei and Damian Lau) agree to help a man exact vengeance upon a kung fu master. Woo s first cinematic masterpiece, Last Hurrah for Chivalry is a dark and violent revenge film, featuring lightning fast swordplay and stylish cinematography.
In Hand of Death, a young Shaolin monk must train to defeat a dangerous Manchu warlord (James Tien) who is intent on wiping out the Shaolin once and for all. Featuring early performances from Jackie Chan and Sammo Hung (both also handled the film s stunts, along with third brother Yuen Biao), Hand of Death is an exquisitely stylish example of old school kung fu filmmaking.

Obscure and largely unseen for many years, Eureka Classics is proud to present these two early films from one of action cinema s all-time greats for the first time ever on Blu-ray, from brand new 2K restorations.

BLU-RAY SPECIAL FEATURES
Stunning 1080p presentation of both films on Blu-ray, from brand new 2K restorations
Cantonese, Mandarin and English audio options
Optional English subtitles
Brand new audio commentaries on both Last Hurrah for Chivalry and Hand of Death, by martial-arts cinema authority Mike Leeder
Archival interviews with director John Woo
Trailers for both films
Reversible inlay featuring original poster artwork
Limited Edition Collector s booklet featuring new writing by film writer Matthew Thrift [First 2000 copies only]

The Holy Mountain :

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German filmmaker Arnold Fanck made this beautifully photographed Bergfilm, or mountain film , in 1926. Written in three days and nights especially for Leni Riefenstahl The Holy Mountain took over a year to film in the Alps with an entourage of expert skiers and climbers. Ostensibly a love triangle romance between Riefenstahl s young dancer and the two explorers she encounters Fanck relishes the glorious Alpine landscape by filming death-defying climbing, avalanche dodging, and frenetic downhill ski racing.

Digitally restored in 2K, The Holy Mountain is a visual feast and a fascinating look at the origin of a genre. The Masters of Cinema Series is very proud to present this landmark film in its UK debut on Blu-ray.

BLU-RAY SPECIAL FEATURES
1080p presentation on Blu-ray, from a 2014 2K digital restoration
Score by Aljoscha Zimmerman, available in both LPCM 2.0 and DTS-HD MA 5.1
Original German intertitles with optional English subtitles
The Wonderful, Horrible Life of Leni Riefenstahl [180 mins] Ray Müller s definitive documentary on the life and career of Leni Reifenstahl.
Feature Length Audio Commentary by film historian Travis Crawford
PLUS: a collector s booklet featuring a new essay by critic and film historian Kat Ellinger, and a 2004 essay by Doug Cummings from the original Masters of Cinema DVD release.

Je prend les Woo !

Il y aura aussi Under Fire le 17 juin.

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SPECIAL FEATURES
Stunning 1080p presentation on Blu-ray
Uncompressed LPCM 2.0 audio
Optional English SDH subtitles
Audio Commentary with director Roger Spottiswoode, Assistant Editor Paul Seydor and Photo-Journalist Matthew Naythons, and Film Historian Nick Redman
Audio Commentary with Music Mixer-Producer Bruce Botnick, Music Editor Kenny Hal and Film Historians Jeff Bond, Julie Kirgo, and Nick Redman
Joanna Cassidy Remembers Under Fire [3 mins]
Original Theatrical Trailer
Limited Edition Collector’s booklet featuring new writing by author Scott Harrison [2000 copies]

tenia a écrit :Audio Commentary with Music Mixer-Producer Bruce Botnick, Music Editor Kenny Hal and Film Historians Jeff Bond, Julie Kirgo, and Nick Redman

Ah ça va parler Goldsmith ! (d'autant plus qu'avec Jeff Bond et Nick Redman, ça va forcément en dire du bien)
Rien que pour ça, je pourrais craquer.

Un copié-collé de l'édition US Twilight Time, à la différence qu'il y manque la BO isolée, sorry Flol

Je viens de le prendre en Fr, très bonne copie.

En juillet :
Coming Home (Hal Ashby)
The Cockleshell Heroes (Jose Ferrer)
Come Back To The 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean (Altman)
A Tree Grows In Brooklyn (Kazan)

Ah, pas mal du tout, la sélection de juillet : j'achète d'office le Kazan, le Ashby et le Altman.

tenia a écrit :En juillet :
Coming Home (Hal Ashby)
Come Back To The 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean (Altman)

Je prends ça !!

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