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Originally posted by: TheSessler
Are those deleted scenes extra material or incorperated into the movie itself?
"I'VE GROWN TIRED OF ASKING, SO THIS WILL BE THE LAST TIME..."
The Mangler Bros. Psycho Dayv Armchaireviews Notes on Suicide
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Originally posted by: Jedikev
PSYCHO_DAVY why do u always shout in your posts?
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Originally posted by: BosskQuote
Originally posted by: Jedikev
PSYCHO_DAVY why do u always shout in your posts?
I know that for most normal web users, all caps comes across as shouting. But it's really just Dayv's way of making his messages stand out. You gotta admit, every time you see all caps in a post, you don't even need to look to see who's posting, now do you?
Princess Leia: I happen to like nice men.
Han Solo: I'm a nice man.
"I'VE GROWN TIRED OF ASKING, SO THIS WILL BE THE LAST TIME..."
The Mangler Bros. Psycho Dayv Armchaireviews Notes on Suicide
"I'VE GROWN TIRED OF ASKING, SO THIS WILL BE THE LAST TIME..."
The Mangler Bros. Psycho Dayv Armchaireviews Notes on Suicide
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Originally posted by: PSYCHO_DAYV
GUNDARK, DON'T YOU JUST LOVE THE INTERLOCK (tm) SYSTEM ??? WHEN I WAS MANAGING A UNITED ARTIST THEATER WE ONLY HAD FOUR MOVIES BUT TEN SCREENS. I THINK WE HAD ONE PRINT OF PULP FICTION ON THREE SCREENS AT ONE TIME. I LOVED BEING UP IN THE BOOTH AT THE BEGINNING OF PULP FICTION, BECAUSE AS SOON AS JUNGLE BOOGIE STARTED PLAYING I WOULD CRANK THE SOUND SYSTEM UP TO EIGHT. NORMALLY WE WEREN'T SUPPOSED TO TURN IT UP PAST FIVE IN ORDER TO KEEP PEOPLE FROM GOING DEAF. ONE OF THE TIMES THAT I DID IT PEOPLE ACTUALLY GOT UP AND STARTED DANCING. IT WAS BLOODY AWESOME.
Princess Leia: I happen to like nice men.
Han Solo: I'm a nice man.
Princess Leia: I happen to like nice men.
Han Solo: I'm a nice man.
"I'VE GROWN TIRED OF ASKING, SO THIS WILL BE THE LAST TIME..."
The Mangler Bros. Psycho Dayv Armchaireviews Notes on Suicide
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Studios speed up DVD release dates amid slowdown
Driven in part by concerns about a potentially slow DVD summer, the studios are ratcheting up release schedules for August and September, in some cases pushing out titles significantly earlier than under normal patterns.
"Guess Who," for example, recently was slotted for an Aug. 2 release by Sony Pictures. That's just 130 days after the film, which earned $67.1 million at the box office, opened in theaters. It's also two weeks shorter than Sony's average 144-day theatrical-to-video window.
Similarly, Paramount has scheduled "Sahara," which earned $61.7 million in theaters, for an Aug. 30 release, 144 days after its big-screen bow. Paramount's average window during the past eight years for films with theatrical earnings of at least $25 million is about 167 days.
"The fact of the matter is, the closer a video release is to a film's theatrical opening, the higher the awareness and, generally, the better the sales," said Thomas Lesinski, worldwide president of home entertainment at Paramount Pictures.
Indeed, during the past few years, theatrical-to-video windows have steadily shortened. So far this year, the average window for titles with box office earnings of at least $25 million is about 139 days, according to the DVD Release Report. That's down from 146 days last year, 153 days in 2003 and 171 days in 2002.
Several underperforming titles this year are coming to DVD at breakneck speed. Warner's "Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous" and Sony's "XXX: State of the Union" are coming to DVD in the summer, less than 88 days after their theatrical debuts. And 20th Century Fox's "Flight of the Phoenix" hit DVD in March, a scant 74 days after its December opening in theaters.
"I'VE GROWN TIRED OF ASKING, SO THIS WILL BE THE LAST TIME..."
The Mangler Bros. Psycho Dayv Armchaireviews Notes on Suicide
"I'VE GROWN TIRED OF ASKING, SO THIS WILL BE THE LAST TIME..."
The Mangler Bros. Psycho Dayv Armchaireviews Notes on Suicide
"I'VE GROWN TIRED OF ASKING, SO THIS WILL BE THE LAST TIME..."
The Mangler Bros. Psycho Dayv Armchaireviews Notes on Suicide