Upcoming Kino Lorber Blu-ray Releases Daated and Detailed
HomeUpcoming Kino Lorber Blu-ray Releases Daated and Detailed
Posted September 5, 2016 04:20 PM by Webmaster
Kino Lorber have dated and detailed two upcoming Blu-ray releases: Harold Prince's Something for Everyone, starring starring Angela Lansbury, Michael York, Anthony Higgins, Heidelinde Weis, and Jane Carr., and (1970) and Moving Violations, starring John Murray, Jennifer Tilly, James Keach, Brian Backer, and Ned Eisenberg (1985). The two releases will be available for purchase this December.
Something for Everyone
Synopsis: A story involving both drama and black comedy about an aristocratic German family during post WWII who have fallen on hard times. A young footman arrives and becomes determined to achieve nobility regardless of the cost, employing murder and seduction to achieve his goal. Cinematography by Walter Lassally (Zorba the Greek, The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner).
STREET DATE: DECEMBER 6.
Moving Violations
Synopsis: A charming smartass (Bill Murray's younger brother John Murray), a spacey rocket scientist (Jennifer Tilly of Seed Of Chucky), a nebbish puppeteer (Brian Backer of Fast Times At Ridgemont High), a terminal hypochondriac (Wendie Jo Sperber of Bosom Buddies), an auto 'doctor' (Fred Williard of A Mighty Wind), a blind old lady, a creepy gorehound and more, all have their licenses suspended and all sentenced to traffic school. But when a vengeful traffic cop (James Keach) and a crooked judge (Sally Kellerman) plot to sell everyone's impounded cars, the class hits the gas with their own plan for high-speed payback on a road full of Moving Violations!
Special Features:
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The label has also confirmed that the upcoming Blu-ray release of Don Chaffey's film One Million Years B.C. (1966) will be sourced from a brand new 4K restoration. It is expected to arrive on the market later this year.
Synopsis: In this vivid view of prehistoric life, a man from the mean-spirited Rock People (John Richardson) is banished from his home, but soon finds himself living among the kind, gentle Shell People. There, he falls in love with one of their tribeswomen, played by bikini-clad Raquel Welch, in the role that made her a major star. The two decide to strike out on their own, living by their wits in a deadly land of treacherous beasts and unknown dangers - all leading to a thrilling climax by the edge of an angry volcano. With stunning primeval imagery created by pioneering special effects wizard Ray Harryhausen, One Million Years B.C. is a true science fiction classic.
Something for Everyone
Synopsis: A story involving both drama and black comedy about an aristocratic German family during post WWII who have fallen on hard times. A young footman arrives and becomes determined to achieve nobility regardless of the cost, employing murder and seduction to achieve his goal. Cinematography by Walter Lassally (Zorba the Greek, The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner).
STREET DATE: DECEMBER 6.
Moving Violations
Synopsis: A charming smartass (Bill Murray's younger brother John Murray), a spacey rocket scientist (Jennifer Tilly of Seed Of Chucky), a nebbish puppeteer (Brian Backer of Fast Times At Ridgemont High), a terminal hypochondriac (Wendie Jo Sperber of Bosom Buddies), an auto 'doctor' (Fred Williard of A Mighty Wind), a blind old lady, a creepy gorehound and more, all have their licenses suspended and all sentenced to traffic school. But when a vengeful traffic cop (James Keach) and a crooked judge (Sally Kellerman) plot to sell everyone's impounded cars, the class hits the gas with their own plan for high-speed payback on a road full of Moving Violations!
Special Features:
- Audio Commentary by Writer/Director Neal Israel
- Trailer Gallery
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The label has also confirmed that the upcoming Blu-ray release of Don Chaffey's film One Million Years B.C. (1966) will be sourced from a brand new 4K restoration. It is expected to arrive on the market later this year.
Synopsis: In this vivid view of prehistoric life, a man from the mean-spirited Rock People (John Richardson) is banished from his home, but soon finds himself living among the kind, gentle Shell People. There, he falls in love with one of their tribeswomen, played by bikini-clad Raquel Welch, in the role that made her a major star. The two decide to strike out on their own, living by their wits in a deadly land of treacherous beasts and unknown dangers - all leading to a thrilling climax by the edge of an angry volcano. With stunning primeval imagery created by pioneering special effects wizard Ray Harryhausen, One Million Years B.C. is a true science fiction classic.
