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The Wicker Man 50th anniversary (Vintage Classics) [Region A

The Wicker Man 50th anniversary (Vintage Classics) [Region A & B & C]

Dimensions:	17.2 x 13.7 x 1.5 cm; 250 Grams
Dimensions:	17.2 x 13.7 x 1.5 cm; 250 Grams
Origin:	Poland

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Island Echo says:

29/10/2023 at

It’s the best it’s ever looked.
In previous releases, “lost” scenes stuck out like a sore thumb where they had been added in, but now they are very finely restored and integrated into the extended editions. Fine job.
dgroshek81 says:

26/09/2023 at

The Citizen Kane of British Horror!
So glad to own this in 4k in a wonderful looking steel book.

Looking forward to watching the new special features. A new jewel in my phisical media collection.
Anonymous says:

21/09/2023 at

OK no review of story and cost of this wonderful box set whats the 4k transfer like? Well,stunning ! The Final Cut being the best version as is expected Directors Cut has a drop in quality on the inserted “lost footage” but they are very tidy transfers. Highly recommended over previous blu ray releases its never going to look bette
Anonymous says:

15/09/2023 at

Just received mine and fortunately mine is in perfect condition…. Absolutely delighted I haven’t watched it yet but I know I will be happy…. Finely own my all time favourite film on 4k in a sublime boxset!
Anonymous says:

14/06/2023 at

If you are like me buying this for the 4k releases then you will find the other three discs pretty pointless.
I prefer the original score and the bluray releases I will never play.
It will be interesting to see what the 4k upgrade directors cut will look like to the terrible re instated previous versions, only so much you can do. I would have preferred a cheaper 2 disc 4k release with all three cuts,p robably in the future. Bit if a rip off really.
Nick Reisman says:

08/06/2023 at

This film isn’t really a horror film, it’s like a mystery film ,where the film revolves around a British policemen played by Edward Woodward ,who is searching for a missing person, and travels to a mysterious village in England and towards the end of the film, as he gets closer to the truth, he gets captured by the villagers’ who the main villagers person is lead by a male character played by Christopher Lee, who was quite well known for playing various villains in films by this time. At the end of the film You see this tall Wicker Man thing on what looks like a huge bonfire. This film doesn’t really focus on bloody scenes and scary moments. It’s quite a heavy character film and features more dramatic scenes in this film. Christopher Lee does a very good performance in this film as a different kind of villain that he has portrayed in other films. Over the years this films has had many different home video releases on DVD.