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Twister (4K+2D Blu-ray SteelBook) (Turbine) [Germany]
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I've just noticed from a pre-order listing on OrbitDVD that there will be a UK version in a Warner Bros Ultimate Collectors Edition.
I guess an official announcement will happen soon.
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I guess an official announcement will happen soon.
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It isn't WB over here, so that'll be a Universal collectors edition. Good find though! I hadn't heard that they were planning one.I've just noticed from a pre-order listing on OrbitDVD that there will be a UK version in a Warner Bros Ultimate Collectors Edition.
I guess an official announcement will happen soon.
Orbit DVD
The online shop for Orbit DVD located in Asheville, NC. Movies, Video Games, Books and More!
Someone whose edition will get 4K release of remake in summer forgot to told him. >.<
Hmm, it'll then be the same ruined green transfer, but I'll buy it for the booklet and cards... maybe replace with a Turbine steelbook.I've just noticed from a pre-order listing on OrbitDVD that there will be a UK version in a Warner Bros Ultimate Collectors Edition.
I guess an official announcement will happen soon.
Orbit DVD
The online shop for Orbit DVD located in Asheville, NC. Movies, Video Games, Books and More!
Ah yeah, I got the rights mixed up. I knew both Warner Bros and Universal had financially backed the film, but just read Universal handles the international distribution.
Are we sure it’s legit if Sam wasn’t made aware by the studio that they were planning one? Could be fake news
It was a film of it's time. This film always transports me back to those generic 90s summer blockbuster films like Dante's Peak, The River Wild, Hard Rain etc... Even Jurassic Park.
So I love these films for nostalgic reasons. Not sure what Gen Z audiences would make of these now though....
Used to watch this a lot as a kid so decided to watch it again last week because it had been a while. I thought it had aged very well and was action packed throughout, nearly non stop. I kinda forgot how busy this film is and thats awesome. So honestly no idea what you're on about
Yeah, over the years this movie had become one of my favorites, because there isn't just 'special effects', which are not annoying or cartoonish, like now, or tiresome, like in Transformers, but also great characters and music, emotional involvement with them, and it's strangely rewatchable.
Story gets emotional, great group of kooky characters, incredible shots of the location scenery, Bill Paxton, clips of the Shining, young stoner Philip Seymour Hoffman, flying cows, crazy tornadoes and savage over the top deaths in under 2 hours. What’s not to love?
Now that Universal is finally giving this some love, I'd like to see a 4k collectors edition of Arachnophobia some day too. Another one of my nostalgic films!
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