Topic: German 'Große Kinomomente' DVD

[rdx]

[To my recollection someone has posted about this release on the forum but I was too lazy to find it..please let me know and I'll link you here.]

On April 3^rd (suprise..) 2009 this DVD was released in Germany in the "Große Kinomomente" (Great Moments of Cinema) series.

Once again, if you want to zoom in, open the picture in a new browser window.

The cover:

The disc & the leaflet cover:

Editorial notes:

Abridged production notes:     [The full English version here by Mr ethan]


Ang Lee:

The other films in the series:     [I like #19 and #20]


In the Ediotorial Notes there's nothing 'new'; some wry German humour. In the beginning Daniel Sander says when a film becomes an icon of cinema history, then it is often enough to have a slogan (word or two) and everybody knows what it is all about.  

Some menu shots:

[tizi17]

i have it... 
was DVD number 4   

nicely done... 

[rdx]

Pieces of utterly useless information...

A re-release of the single disc edition was published in Germany on April 1^st in some 'Alles Liebe' series:


The cover and the disc are the very same as they were in 2006. The 'Alles Liebe' text is just a sticker on the wrap. The Amaray case is somewhat "unique"..strikingly yellow (gelb, jawohl):


Just a notion: the BBM DVDs sold by the US [river in Brazil] actually come from market place sellers (third party) at the moment; this could mean that the current prints are running out and maybe some really new releases are being planned...[deleted scenes... ].

[brokebacksoul]

Thanks for very detailed information again, rdx   

It's the first time I've heard of this "Alles Liebe"-series ...
 to me that sticker on the BBM-DVD seems a kind of curious (German) idea  ,   or an April Fools' joke, maybe      For some people it could add a lightly ironic touch whereas I will not assume that to the creators who surely had honourable intentions with including BBM to that series             
 Well, just my thoughts ...