Where in the @*%+ is the BLU RAY?
It has been released on blu in multiple countries but not the US. What the hell gives?
shareAmazon lists it as temporarily out of stock... So order it from Canada. www.amazon.ca
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RIGOLETTO: I'm denied that common human right, to weep.
all blu rays are the R rated cut which makes it a no sale for me
you will have to forgive the lack of full stops lack of proper spelling im dyslexic but not stupid
It's an MGM title, and Criterion does major business with them. Criterion also has the rights to Eraserhead, and rumored to have Mulholland Drive. I'd sit tight for a little while, it'll happen soon. The fact that he's revered as one of the greatest American filmmakers of all time, and yet only one of his films has a blu-ray in the U.S. is ludicrous.
shareI got MD, IE, and LH as a BluRay three pack on Amazon for 60 bucks. German, but work great on my player.
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It's an MGM title, and Criterion does major business with them. Criterion also has the rights to Eraserhead, and rumored to have Mulholland Drive. I'd sit tight for a little while, it'll happen soon. The fact that he's revered as one of the greatest American filmmakers of all time, and yet only one of his films has a blu-ray in the U.S. is ludicrous.
I agree that it's ludicrous, although there are actually two Lynch films out on Region 1 blu-ray: Blue Velvet and Dune. Both are excellent discs. The fact that Criterion has Eraserhead and the Lynch short films seems to indicate a Criterion special edition of Eraserhead, something they have strongly hinted for a 2013 release. However, it wouldn't be hard to get Inland Empire, and Criterion has done business with Paramount, which has The Elephant Man, so theoretically, Criterion might have something bigger up their sleeve. That would be amazing, as all of these films need blu-ray upgrades. Maybe the numbers for Blue Velvet and Dune weren't good? I kind of doubt that. share
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