Euro Cult Movie Forum => Gialli => Topic started by: Jonny on 10 Jul 2007 - 11:23
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Starring Florinda Bolkan, Marc Porel, Irene Papas, Tomas Milian, Barbara Bouchet, George Wilson.
After the disappearance of a young boy a small town in remote Southern Italy is thrown into turmoil as, after four days of extensive searching, no sign of the boy can be found. The only clue to the child’s whereabouts comes in the form of a ransom note sent to the village priest Don Alberto (Marc Porel). As the police are going over the details of the note a newspaper reporter, Andrea Martelli (Tomas Milian), notices that there’s something flawed about the ransom demand, specifically that the money being demanded by the would be kidnapper is ridiculously low. The money is sent to the location as per the demand in the note and sure enough Giuseppe, the village idiot, is caught picking up the money. Soon the body of the boy is found and Giuseppe cracks and admits to making the ransom demands but denies killing the boy, saying he merely found the body in the woods. Even though Giuseppe has more or less confessed the chief of the murder investigation starts to have doubts as to whether he actually did murder the boy and soon enough the corpse of another young boy is found…
An often overlooked little gem from Lucio Fulci. Though most would associate his work with over the top gore drenched set pieces what we are treated to here is a thoroughly impressive and very competently made Giallo, something he would repeat 5 years later with the equally notable ‘Murder to the Tune of the Seven Black Notes’ (1977), which as well as having Marc Porel in the cast, albeit in a much smaller role, interestingly features a character’s demise almost shot-for-shot identical to one featured in ‘Duckling’, though I won’t go into great detail for fear of spoiling the film for anyone who hasn’t seen it. Let’s just say it involves a face bashing against rocks on a cliff face…
Good performances all round from a cast of familiar faces including a very easy on the eyes Barbara Bouchet (her opening scene is possibly most jaw dropping sight I have ever seen..) and the ever excellent Florinda Bolkan, putting in the best performance out of the entire cast as Maciara the village witch. Marc Porel and Tomas Milian are very good too, though Milian’s character is a far cry from his Nico Giraldi roles so don’t expect any 'Cop In Blue Jeans' type antics from him in this one!
Apparently this was Fulci’s favourite of his own films and I tend to agree with him, the die-hard gorehounds probably won’t agree though and will still covet 'Zombi 2' or 'The Beyond' as the Fulci masterworks but I’ll take ‘Duckling…’ and ‘…Seven Black Notes’ over any of the gory stuff anyday.
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I think this is a truly great giallo - and it's a toss up between this and LIZARD IN A WOMAN'S SKIN for my favourite Fulci flick. Everything about this film transcends generic conventions - location, subject matter, etc. It's a really great film.
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Apparently this was Fulci’s favourite of his own films and I tend to agree with him,
I've learned that unless you hear it from the man himself not to take what other people "said" so seriously.
Tomas Milian, in an interview, said that "Four of the Apocalypse" was Fulci's favorite.
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Apparently this was Fulci’s favourite of his own films and I tend to agree with him,
I've learned that unless you hear it from the man himself not to take what other people "said" so seriously.
Tomas Milian, in an interview, said that "Four of the Apocalypse" was Fulci's favorite.
Absolutely true, that's why I said 'apparently' :D
Plus I'd never take anything Tomas Milian said seriously either! :-\
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Apparently this was Fulci’s favourite of his own films and I tend to agree with him,
I've learned that unless you hear it from the man himself not to take what other people "said" so seriously.
Tomas Milian, in an interview, said that "Four of the Apocalypse" was Fulci's favorite.
Absolutely true, that's why I said 'apparently' :D
AH!
I'll be seeing this very soon. Got it in line from a rental online shop.
Unfortunatly I had a sneaky look at the very end on youtube. :-[
I'll try to forget it.
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I passed over this at least a dozen times. I've got a huge upcoming Giallo purchase in line very soon.
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If this grab doesn't inspire you guys to check out 'Don't Torture a Duckling' asap I don't know what will!
(http://img504.imageshack.us/img504/3354/duckda1.jpg)
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I'm probably the only one here who hasn't seen it. It's just been pushed to the top of the PURCHASE PILE!
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If this grab doesn't inspire you guys to check out 'Don't Torture a Duckling' asap I don't know what will!
([url]http://img504.imageshack.us/img504/3354/duckda1.jpg[/url])
That seduction scene is a classic Johny! Its worth buying the disc for that scene alone! The rest of the movie is excellent as well!
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Those of you who haven't seen this one you are in for a treat I assure you ::). Barbara Bouchet is very sleazy and upon first viewing I found her earlier scenes uncomfortable to watch because I didn't know where the plot was going. The real winner though is Florinda Balkan and what really impresses me everytime I see it is that we see how truly great an actress she is. Covered in dirt and rags she wasn't all glammed up and used as an arousal tool and this is why I loved Fulci here. One scene in particular really is quite horrifying and with so much emotional depth to it this isn't your typical giallo movie. I can't recommend this enough. Child killing is interesting in these films and I point towards Who Saw Her Die in what I think is also an underappreciated film. I love the scores to both of these films.
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I was bigging up WHO SAW HER DIE? on another thread - it's an exceptional gialli and, as with DON'T TORTURE A DUCKLING, one of my favourite gialli.
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It really is excellent isn't it! Glad to see we both enjoy these two!
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One of my alltime genre faves and another Euro horror desperatedly in need to be discovered and cherished outside the "cult movie scene"! ;)
During my years in filmschool I was somewhat halfconsciously dreaming of adapting this at some point in my later "career" as a Northern European set remake. 8)
Well, film isn't that much on my agenda any more these days, but my appreciation of "Duckling" hasn't faded away.
As far as it being Fulci's fave is concerend: I remember the man naming it in his very last intereview in Fango in '95 as his personal favourite. ;)
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As far as it being Fulci's fave is concerend: I remember the man naming it in his very last intereview in Fango in '95 as his personal favourite. ;)
I though "Beatrice Cenci" was Fulci's favourite out of his films.
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I enjoyed this one (picked up recently as part of the Blue Underground reissues). Also picked up a French boot (a very poor quality one at that) of this at a car boot sale:
(http://farm2.static.flickr.com/1068/864210817_0a995107a2.jpg)
I'd say this was a fairly recent video (late 90s perhaps) but there doesn't seem to be any dates on it so I can't be sure.
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As far as it being Fulci's fave is concerend: I remember the man naming it in his very last intereview in Fango in '95 as his personal favourite. ;)
I though "Beatrice Cenci" was Fulci's favourite out of his films.
Errr...I'm too lazy digging tunnels through my collection to find that old Fango, so I suggest for the benefit of the doubt that both, "Duckling" and "Beatrice", were dear to his heart. ;D
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You can see this for free on youtube ::)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sWYiT3RqUxs&mode=related&search=
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The only thing worse that watching a film on a computer screen is havign to trwal through 11 parts of a film on a computer screen! :D
Seriously, this film is a classic - the Blue Underground disc can be had cheap from DVD Pacific. ::)
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Seriously, this film is a classic - the Blue Underground disc can be had cheap from DVD Pacific. ::)
Well some of us can't blindly buy stuff.
I saw the movie last night and I'm glad I saved my money.
It's good but I wouldn't watch it again.
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Point taken about the cash issue, though I still couldn't imagine anything worse than watching a film in 11 parts - it's bad enough watching a flick on TV, when there are commercials!
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Fiver new on amazon.co.uk
Gunna have to make a new account and get it asap
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Fiver new on amazon.co.uk
Gunna have to make a new account and get it asap
Can't go wrong for a fiver reg, pocket money prices. ::)
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haha exactly, I've been looking for bargains and affordable prices.
I'd just much rather have the dvd than watch on youtube, if I had watched Suspiria on youtube it just wouldnt have been the same...
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Fiver new on amazon.co.uk
Gunna have to make a new account and get it asap
Buy it.It's a great film with a great cast,i'd love to see it in Italian though with English subs as the English track lets it down in places ie.the boys voices.
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It's definitely a classic of the genre, simply because it dares to be different... and it's Fulci... and Milian's in it... and the lovely Barbara Bouchet... and Florind...
Just buy it, Reg. Hunchback, if you ever get some spare cash, just buy it and watch it one go :D
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Point taken about the cash issue, though I still couldn't imagine anything worse than watching a film in 11 parts - it's bad enough watching a flick on TV, when there are commercials!
Point taken but at least it wasn't cut unlike on television.
And my computer runs at a decent speed so the videos loaded rather quickly.
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As far as it being Fulci's fave is concerend: I remember the man naming it in his very last intereview in Fango in '95 as his personal favourite. ;)
I though "Beatrice Cenci" was Fulci's favourite out of his films.
I think he says this in the BEYOND TERROR book or SPAGHETTI NIGHTMARES that BEATRICE CENCI was his favorite and how devastated he was when it didn't perform well.
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As far as it being Fulci's fave is concerend: I remember the man naming it in his very last intereview in Fango in '95 as his personal favourite. ;)
I though "Beatrice Cenci" was Fulci's favourite out of his films.
I think he says this in the BEYOND TERROR book or SPAGHETTI NIGHTMARES that BEATRICE CENCI was his favorite and how devastated he was when it didn't perform well.
Cheers for confirming that, i new it was Cenci
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Great flick. Just bought the Blue Underground DVD a couple months ago. I still need to watch that version though.
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Great flick. Just bought the Blue Underground DVD a couple months ago. I still need to watch that version though.
One of my pride and joy's back in the day was my old dutch Duckling tape ::)
sold it now mind.
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Great flick. Just bought the Blue Underground DVD a couple months ago. I still need to watch that version though.
One of my pride and joy's back in the day was my old dutch Duckling tape ::)
sold it now mind.
Print was pretty horrible though, wasn't it?
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Great flick. Just bought the Blue Underground DVD a couple months ago. I still need to watch that version though.
One of my pride and joy's back in the day was my old dutch Duckling tape ::)
sold it now mind.
Print was pretty horrible though, wasn't it?
Wasn't that bad, at least it was a compromise and not fully panned and scanned
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Still haven't watched this yet as it is still unopened. ???
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When I'm making enough money I'm gonna buy loads of dvd's at one time once a month and have loads to watch and loads left unopened etc.
I swear you guys make me insanely jealous sometimes :)
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At present I've got about 600 unwatched. It's fucking retarded.
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At present I've got about 600 unwatched. It's fucking retarded.
600? Fucking hell. I have absolutely no idea how many unwatched DVDs I have. I've not got them catalogued and don't have time to count them. :-\
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656 to be precise. I'm not buying much at the moment though so that number should drop quite a bit over the next year.
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At present I've got about 600 unwatched. It's fucking retarded.
600? Fucking hell. I have absolutely no idea how many unwatched DVDs I have. I've not got them catalogued and don't have time to count them. :-\
Don't worry Richard, i'm sure Paul has well over over 1000 unwatched dvd's! :-\
"I've got one of those but not watched it yet!"
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656 to be precise. I'm not buying much at the moment though so that number should drop quite a bit over the next year.
10 more and you can do your satanic-looking signature pic proud :D
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Just finished re-watching this for the first time in a couple of years and it's still a firm fave. I really makes me wish Fulci would have directed a few more gialli during the first half of the 70s.
Like in Lizard, everything just came together in here. Direction, script and cinematography are all well above average. The cast is great (Milian, Bouchet, Bolkan, now that's an all-star line-up!) and the rural setting is really different.
I'm happy with my old Anchor Bay dvd, but I certainly would double-dip if a SE came about. I certainly wouldn't mind the Italian language track, a trailer and a docu with Milian, Bouchet, Bolkan. Doubt that that'll ever happen though, especially now that it's been re-released by BU. That disc is just a straight port of the old AB disc isn't it?
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That disc is just a straight port of the old AB disc isn't it?
Yes, sir. It's due for an upgrade, it's one of the earliest DVDs I've got and the mastering has improved tenfold since then.
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Let’s just say it involves a face bashing against rocks on a cliff face…
Just watched this for the first time.
The falling dummy looked nowhere near real enough so i found that laughably tacky. :o
Otherwise the film is excellent. :D
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Like in Lizard, everything just came together in here.
LIZARD & DUCKLING are two of my favorite Gialli. ;) :P
And the settings and atmosphere are completely polar opposites. Mod ,swinging, anything-goes, late 60s (actually early 70s), cosmopolitan London for LIZARD and rural, superstitious, close-minded, insular, Catholic (with its ancient paganism just below the surface) Italy. But both films pack a wallop. ::)
The one thing, however, that does drive me crazy >:( in LIZARD is Stanley Baker's inane, insane, non-stop whistling. :-[
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Doesnt Florinda Balkan do a great job of internalizing her acting? You can see the emotions brewing under the surface and she uses her eyes to great effect when doing this, especially in Lizard in Womans Skin and Duckling.
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Florinda Balkan
A place in eastern europe.
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Florinda Balkan
A place in eastern europe.
hehe :-\
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i love this movie.
--the vigilante scene with maciara is one of my favorite scenes in any movie ever. especially with the contrasting rock music playing and the looks on the actors faces as they approach....
--riz ortolani's score, especially the scene with bouchet seducing michele....it has such an AMAZING vibe that is indispensable for the scene....type in barbara bouchet non si sevizia un paperino into youtube to view this scene...i dl'ed the soundtrack, but i couldn't find that piece of music on it???! :-[ anyway, i love that part.
also "malvena too will rest in paradise" and the subsequent slow motion montage ;)
and perhaps most of all...the location. ESPECIALLY THE GIANT ELEVATED ROADWAY
perhaps my FAVORITE use of architecture in giallo's. does anybody know WHERE that is? that is crazy. a huge modern roadway amidst a rustic southern italian mountain village....the opening shots are breathtaking, as maciara digs in the ground for skeletons while that is in the background...amazing contrast.
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perhaps my FAVORITE use of architecture in giallo's. does anybody know WHERE that is? .
Monte S.Angelo,check out Polla's posts about it in this (http://www.lovelockandload.net/forum/index.php?topic=371.30) thread.
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Need to revisit this one again. I remember being really freaked out by the locals.
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I remember being really freaked out by the locals.
Oh, yeah! The insular, clannish - fear of the outsider - vibe is palpable in this film. :-*
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Monte S.Angelo,check out Polla's posts about it in this thread
thanks! :P i've been searching for the roadway for a long time, but couldn't find it. i wouldn't mind taking a vacation to that place and wandering around the countryside...
does anyone know what that weird singing was during the film? when it was quiet, there was a distant womans voice singing...such an incredible atmosphere...was this a part of ortolani's soundtrack or was it something else? i love that little tune that the voice is singing.....
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Yes, sir. It's due for an upgrade, it's one of the earliest DVDs I've got and the mastering has improved tenfold since then.
Has anyone seen the Italian DVD from Medusa? Was that a new transfer?
(http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_KhIa2K_--dQ/S0vDjypo9cI/AAAAAAAAA0E/fscRz1n6fus/s320/seviziapapero.jpg)
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Yes, sir. It's due for an upgrade, it's one of the earliest DVDs I've got and the mastering has improved tenfold since then.
Has anyone seen the Italian DVD from Medusa? Was that a new transfer?
([url]http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_KhIa2K_--dQ/S0vDjypo9cI/AAAAAAAAA0E/fscRz1n6fus/s320/seviziapapero.jpg[/url])
Thanks for pointing this release out, Jonny. I'd be up for double dipping and getting it just for that cover but also according to KultVideo the disc contains deleted scenes too. Is anyone able to verify this or knows what those scenes are, please?
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I've got this, bought it to potentially fan dub but haven't even got round to looking at it. Will give it a look in a bit and will feedback.
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I've got this, bought it to potentially fan dub but haven't even got round to looking at it. Will give it a look in a bit and will feedback.
Nice one Oli. :'(
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Just gave it a quick spin. The deleted scene is about 30 seconds long and appears to be from the opening credits. It features a young boy using a slingshot to hit a lizard. What is it with Italian film makers and their dislike for lizards?
Here are some screenshots from the DVD (a DVD-9), most of which include the beautiful Barbara Bouchet:
(http://img822.imageshack.us/img822/5171/vlcsnap2011012218h05m30.th.png) (http://img822.imageshack.us/i/vlcsnap2011012218h05m30.png/)
(http://img263.imageshack.us/img263/4316/vlcsnap2011012218h05m49.th.png) (http://img263.imageshack.us/i/vlcsnap2011012218h05m49.png/)
(http://img248.imageshack.us/img248/733/vlcsnap2011012218h05m56.th.png) (http://img248.imageshack.us/i/vlcsnap2011012218h05m56.png/)
(http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/6448/vlcsnap2011012218h06m18.th.png) (http://img96.imageshack.us/i/vlcsnap2011012218h06m18.png/)
I am not sure how it stacks up the US release without checking. Surely as it is PAL it has an advantage over the outdated Anchor Bay transfer? Perhaps Eric might be able to offer some thoughts?
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Many thanks for the feedback mate. I think I'll double dip on this then. I've never really had any gripes about the Anchor Bay transfer but that Medusa cover is great plus I'd much prefer to watch this in Italian.
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Just gave it a quick spin. The deleted scene is about 30 seconds long and appears to be from the opening credits. It features a young boy using a slingshot to hit a lizard. What is it with Italian film makers and their dislike for lizards?
Here are some screenshots from the DVD (a DVD-9), most of which include the beautiful Barbara Bouchet:
([url]http://img822.imageshack.us/img822/5171/vlcsnap2011012218h05m30.th.png[/url]) ([url]http://img822.imageshack.us/i/vlcsnap2011012218h05m30.png/[/url])
([url]http://img263.imageshack.us/img263/4316/vlcsnap2011012218h05m49.th.png[/url]) ([url]http://img263.imageshack.us/i/vlcsnap2011012218h05m49.png/[/url])
([url]http://img248.imageshack.us/img248/733/vlcsnap2011012218h05m56.th.png[/url]) ([url]http://img248.imageshack.us/i/vlcsnap2011012218h05m56.png/[/url])
([url]http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/6448/vlcsnap2011012218h06m18.th.png[/url]) ([url]http://img96.imageshack.us/i/vlcsnap2011012218h06m18.png/[/url])
I am not sure how it stacks up the US release without checking. Surely as it is PAL it has an advantage over the outdated Anchor Bay transfer? Perhaps Eric might be able to offer some thoughts?
is there not a lizard scene missing from profondo rosso.
i remember having it.
it was in a slip case u remember.
looked like a nineties release.
i have the greek dont torture a duckling vhs.
must check to see if that scene is missing u mention aarron.
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is there not a lizard scene missing from profondo rosso.
i remember having it.
it was in a slip case u remember.
looked like a nineties release.
What the fucking hell are you babbling on about man?
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must check to see if that scene is missing u mention aarron.
I haven't mentioned anything Darren.
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is there not a lizard scene missing from profondo rosso.
i remember having it.
it was in a slip case u remember.
looked like a nineties release.
What the fucking hell are you babbling on about man?
so not worry kev u will get used to my ramblings mate.
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is there not a lizard scene missing from profondo rosso.
i remember having it.
it was in a slip case u remember.
looked like a nineties release.
What the fucking hell are you babbling on about man?
so not worry kev u will get used to my ramblings mate.
Really? Have you got anyone that will back that statement up? :-\
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so not worry kev u will get used to my ramblings mate.
Forget about it. I remember when I had a drug problem too.
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I really look forward to this release, hope they will use a new transfer and English subs based on the Italian dialouge.
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Any feedback on what is the best looking transfer? Anchor Bay (NTSC) or Medusa (PAL)?
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The Medusa version is much better-looking to me... The Anchor Bay transfer doesn't hold up too well.
But the film is in italian only, and slightly cut (lizard scene) with out of synch sound on the following scene (it's short)...
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Do we know if the Shameless release is delayed or not? There hasn't been any news about it.
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Not sure,i wonder how it will compare to previous discs
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As far as I'm aware there's no delay, although the stock was destroyed it's been re-pressed and will make street date.
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Midday Thursday and HMV is still showing ' Item not yet issued by supplier', which for HMV is unheard of.
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It's definitely due out on Monday. Some shops may not receive stock in time however.
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No one's seen the Shameless disc yet? Hopefully some thoughts it'll show somewhere online soon.
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I've got it. Haven't had time to check it properly yet, but at first glance the transfer looks similar to the Medusa disc and The Lizard scene is intact.
Here are a few screenshots from the AB, Medusa and Shameless discs. I had problems capturing exactly the same moment on the lower ones, but you get the gist.
Anchor Bay
(http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/hh166/coben1/vlcsnap-2011-09-04-12h50m07s236.png)
Medusa
(http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/hh166/coben1/Medua.png)
Shameless
(http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/hh166/coben1/Shameless.png)
Anchor Bay
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Medusa
(http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/hh166/coben1/Medusa2.png)
Shameless
(http://i256.photobucket.com/albums/hh166/coben1/Shameless2.png)
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looking good
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Nice one Pete! :'(
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Thanks, Pete.
(PS - I tried to reply earlier, but was told I had posted within 30 secs before...but I hadn't! Weirdsville...)
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In order
Richard [Riccardo] Cocciante - Rhythm (1971) (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2fFEu6zJ4A#)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4P3XAFXpnw4 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4P3XAFXpnw4)
Quei giorni insieme a te - Ornella Vanoni (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4UPqyugEvJk#ws)
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Waiting for an HD upgrade, hope it will pop up for 2014!
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Torsten Kaiser from TLE Films posted on Conefacts.de forum image frames from SD master and new restored HD master for Blu-ray release.
(http://fs1.directupload.net/images/150426/md8rezd6.jpg)(http://fs1.directupload.net/images/150426/7odkq9v7.jpg)
(http://fs2.directupload.net/images/150426/ouao776e.jpg)(http://fs1.directupload.net/images/150426/rdz3qod5.jpg)
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Looks really nice.
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Yeah, looks good so far!
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The Barbara Bouchet still sold it for me. Will definitely pick this one up..
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Looks good. Let's hope '84 have someone competent doing the audio this time!
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Limited 'leather bound' edition, looks like it's going to be around 100 euro and has forced German subtitles on the English and Italian dubs (No English subs on the Italian track)
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1. Disc 1 (Blu-ray)
Bild: 2.35:1 24p 1080p Full HD
Ton: Deutsch DTS-HD MA 2.0, Englisch DTS-HD MA 1.0 mit festen dt. UT, Italienisch DTS-HD MA 1.0 mit festen dt. UT
Lauflänge: ca. 109 Min.
Bonus: Audiokommentar mit Marcus Stiglegger, Deutscher Trailer, Originaltrailer, Italienischer Vorspann, Italienische Abspann, Restaurationsvergleich, Slideshow
2. Disc 2 (DVD)
Bild: 2.35:1 16:9 PAL Widescreen
Ton: Deutsch Dolby Digital 2.0, Englisch Dolby Digital 2.0 mit festen dt. UT, Italienisch Dolby Digital 2.0 mit festen dt. UT
Lauflänge: ca. 104 Min.
Bonus: Audiokommentar mit Marcus Stiglegger, Deutscher Trailer, Originaltrailer, Italienischer Vorspann, Italienische Abspann, Restaurationsvergleich, Slideshow
3. Disc 3 (Bonus-DVD)
Interviews mit Kameramann Sergio D'Offizi und Cutter Bruno Micheli - Italienisch mit dt. UT.
4. Disc 4 (Soundtrack CD)
Art-Nr.: 8731MA
EAN: 4260207722297
Format: Leatherbook (aus Echtholz mit Holzschublade & Messinggriff, mit Echtleder, Tief- und Goldprägung, Lim 1250 Edition, ca. 23x18x5cm)
Discs: '84
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That's a handsome looking set ::)
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I would have love to pick this up for the film and the soundtrack, but at 100 euro and with forced German subtitles and no English subs on the Italian track, I'm going to have to give it a miss.
Have to say the all the duckling motifs in the artwork feels a bit strange as well considering that the paperino referred to in the original title is Donald Duck (not that they'd ever get permission to use him)
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After the Seven Notes in Black release I'd be wary of spending that much on anything from '84 even without the forced subs without a proper full review of the PQ/AQ.
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Would love to see a blu of this one, but €100? I'm out!
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Lovely set, will be cheaper for sure !
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DVD & BD compared....very nice
http://www.caps-a-holic.com/c.php?d1=6980&d2=6977 (http://www.caps-a-holic.com/c.php?d1=6980&d2=6977)
Hope this gets another release somewhere soon.
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Mine came last week and I watched it on Friday night. Picture quality is excellent and the packaging is nice, if a little over the top. Barbara Bouchet has never looked better.
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Japanese Blu Ray coming in December. Looks to have English audio. Hopefully, the listed 1.78 aspect ratio is a misprint.
https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/product/B01IQQQE5E/ref=pd_cp_74_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=PB267VM9X6E71GCFENYB (https://www.amazon.co.jp/gp/product/B01IQQQE5E/ref=pd_cp_74_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=PB267VM9X6E71GCFENYB)