My 2,500 or so films organized A-Z with a few box sets on display up top. Most TV is in a stack on top of the A-B section of an old shelf. I still need to build an another rack or two and retire my antique Barrister’s cabinet to a different area of my house.
Hamilton Book has it (and some other Radiance). releases: https://www.hamiltonbook.com/cutters-way-uhd-blu-ray
Purchased at B&N’s 50% sale. I own the 2008 Sony / Miramax version but am happy to have this 4K version.
They barely fit this shelf (which is why the two Mandalorian Steelbooks are up top). I don’t buy every Steelbook that comes out. The shelf below the Steelbooks is spaced as I re-organize the whole shelf (which is why I was able to put all the Steelbooks together).
I understand all the problems people have w/amazon and steelbooks yet my 4k Steelbook of Fight Club arrived unscathed but also in a nice box. Glad I decided to buy it yesterday AM! Hope more have the “luck” I had.
What a powerful film with baseball the “workplace,” not the central story. This is a film not to be missed if you like human interest dramas with humor (often baseball related) infused.
All of these movies were on my list but to have them coincide with The Big Picture’s “The Physical Media High Council” episode. It was fun being the first customer today to buy these treasures (to me). I actually bought “Badge 373,” “Cutter’s Way” and “Miami Blues” at the mobile Press Play Video store today in Nashville and was excited they had “Cutter’s Way” and “Badge 373.” I bought “Bang The Drum Slowly” from the 50% off sale at a nearby Barnes & Noble.
Coincidence or influence of “The Physical Media” High Council”?
I’ve had this one since it was newly released and the film is absolutely amazing in this transfer. It’s one of my favorite QT scripts and the casting is uniformly excellent. Add in this amazing packaging and it’s made me a huge fan of boutique labels and the work they do though I’m clearly behind many of y’all in that regard. A couple other favorite Arrow releases I own are “Carlitos Way” and “Wild Things.”
Pretty fun haul last weekend from used media stores in Nashville and two films (“Married To The Mob” and “Severance”) purchased from Press Play Video’s new mobile movie store! What a fun thing and idea and so needed in the Nashville area (no stores really carry boutique media outside of Murfreesboro Barnes and Noble). “A Dim Valley” with its limited-edition slip cover was only $3 at one of the used media stores in Nashville. I love these boutique releases and why I don’t NEED the slipcovers (see “To Live and Die In LA”), it is always a bonus to have them, especially the great quality boutique ones (this version of “A Dim Valley” and “Severance” were both distributed by Vinegar Syndrome’s distribution arm).