Written On the Wind - The Criterion Collection.
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When a sensible secretary (The Big Sleep’s Lauren Bacall) has the misfortune of marrying the clan’s neurotic scion (To Be or Not to Be’s Robert Stack), it drives a wedge between him and his lifelong best friend (Magnificent Obsession’s Rock Hudson) that unleashes a maelstrom of psychosexual angst and fury. Written On the Wind - The Criterion Collection Blu-ray Free shipping over £20 HMV Store. PLUS: An essay by filmmaker and critic Blair McClendon.There’s a slight difference in the framing (and the color grading), but my understanding is that my Blu Ray has the correct AR of 2.0:1. There are two photos of the main title using the DVD info display button, then the Blu-ray in display. English subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing The Blu-ray with the same opening shot has black bars top and bottom.New interview with film scholar Patricia White about the film and melodrama.Just drop a line to (even if you just have a DVD question) and each week youll receive the latest updates and the latest links to purchase your DVDs from the 'Best DVD Schedule anywhere on the web.
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New 2K digital restoration, with uncompressed monaural soundtrack.Featuring an unforgettably debauched, Oscar-winning supporting performance by Dorothy Malone (Man of a Thousand Faces) and some of Sirk’s most eye-popping mise-en-scène, Written on the Wind is as perverse a family portrait as has ever been splashed across the screen When a sensible secretary (The Big Sleep’s Lauren Bacall) has the misfortune of marrying the clan’s neurotic scion (To Be or Not to Be’s Robert Stack), it drives a wedge between him and his lifelong best friend (Magnificent Obsession’s Rock Hudson) that unleashes a maelstrom of psychosexual angst and fury. Alcoholism, nymphomania, impotence, and deadly jealousy-these are just some of the toxins coursing through a massively wealthy, degenerate Texan oil family. The Technicolor expressionism of Douglas Sirk (All That Heaven Allows) reached a fever pitch with this operatic tragedy, which finds the director pushing his florid visuals and his critiques of American culture to their subversive extremes.
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