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[sovay]

Noir PSA! If anything in my January review of Too Late for Tears (1949) piqued your interest, please know that the film is now available on DVD from the Film Noir Foundation. It's their first foray into home media along with the even more miraculously restored Woman on the Run (1950), which I have not yet seen, and I should very much like to encourage them to do more of this sort of thing. In general, I approve of throwing money at film preservation and restoration, especially when it ends in nice new 35 mm prints. More selfishly, maybe these people can get me a DVD of The Reckless Moment (1949) sometime. Either way, check it out!

Comments

[sovay]

Those look great but $35!?! Yeeek.

I know—it's like buying from Criterion. I'm still planning to save up for at least one, though, because I really want to support them. (And Woman on the Run sounds great.)

[kore]

.....heh, I get all my Criterion discs used from Everyday Music which is like seven blocks from my house (SORRY CRITERION).

[sovay]

.....heh, I get all my Criterion discs used from Everyday Music which is like seven blocks from my house (SORRY CRITERION).

Lucky!