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Rating: M Release Year: 2020 Luciano Pigozzi (STRIKE COMMANDO) co-stars in “a helluva entertaining monster movie” (Schmollywood Babylon) written by Tito Carpi (RAIDERS OF ATLANTIS), now scanned in 4K from the original negative with Special Features that include the North American premiere of the 2013 documentary on Margheriti directed by his son Edoardo. 39:1Original aspect ratio: 2. Disc Specs: Release date: March 2024 Special Features: 4 Never Before Seen Behind The Scenes Clips & Cast Interviews
- Region A
- Trailer
- THE OUTSIDER – THE CINEMA OF ANTONIO MARGHERITI (61 mins)
- From The Center Of The Earth – Interview With Edoardo Margheriti
- 33:1
- Run time: 91 mins
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I've read it umpteen times, too, and will read it again now. Since I saw it years ago, I now have the opportunity to have it physically in my archive of great movies in the cinema.
Chandra
Also highly recommended: The novel based on the film by Orson Scott Card. Thanks to the seller for making it available.
Fabian Vivares
James Cameron's Fourth Film after the Stratospheric Success of Aliens (1986) and Terminator (1984), the setting of The Abyss transports the viewer into a real feeling of Anxiety and Tension in seeing a depth of the Sea so made Well for what I think this film is unjustly underestimated and not very well known by today's audiences, the only thing that could disappoint and the video format of the Italian edition as you can see from the movie I made you will understand that it was adapted in this way for the TV of 20 years ago, however, trying to accept and be content, for those interested in the Science Fiction, Thriller genre and to buy and remember well what are the titles and cinematographic works that have made the history of Cinema Last information this in Verita would be among the first films to have computer-generated Visual Effects that won The Statuette for the Best Special Effects This is one of my favourite films of all time, and I just watched it again for the umpteenth time for its 30th anniversary. I think I know the dialogue by heart by now.
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