High Noon (US - DVD R1)
Lionsgate Home Entertainment reveals the specs for the new special edition
Title: High Noon
Starring: Gary Cooper
Released: 10th June 2008
SRP: $19.95
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Lionsgate Home Entertainment has revealed artwork for a new 2-disc special edition of High Noon which stars Gary Cooper, Grace Kelly, and Lloyd Bridges. The Fred Zinnemann directed film will be available to own from the 10th June, and should retail at around $19.95. Extras will include a commentary with Maria Cooper-Janis, Jonathan Foreman , Tim Zinnemann and John Ritter, a 50 minute documentary entitled “Inside High Noon”, a Tex Ritter: A Visit to Carthage, Texas featurette, a full length Tex Ritter performance of the Oscar-Winning Original Song “Do Not Forsake Me, Oh My Darlin’", a Making of High Noon featurette, a Behind High Noon featurette, and a radio broadcast. We've attached the official package artwork below:
News by Tom Woodward
Starring: Gary Cooper
Released: 10th June 2008
SRP: $19.95
Further Details:
Lionsgate Home Entertainment has revealed artwork for a new 2-disc special edition of High Noon which stars Gary Cooper, Grace Kelly, and Lloyd Bridges. The Fred Zinnemann directed film will be available to own from the 10th June, and should retail at around $19.95. Extras will include a commentary with Maria Cooper-Janis, Jonathan Foreman , Tim Zinnemann and John Ritter, a 50 minute documentary entitled “Inside High Noon”, a Tex Ritter: A Visit to Carthage, Texas featurette, a full length Tex Ritter performance of the Oscar-Winning Original Song “Do Not Forsake Me, Oh My Darlin’", a Making of High Noon featurette, a Behind High Noon featurette, and a radio broadcast. We've attached the official package artwork below:
News by Tom Woodward
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an amazing, amazing film.
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AWWWWWWWWWW I just got this movie a few years ago! So f**king amazing! Maybe I'll pick this up...
I still do not understand why a studio announces a special edition release without any clue as what makes it special.
Stubby wrote: I still do not understand why a studio announces a special edition release without any clue as what makes it special.
To make money. Studios always go back into the vaults and release supposedly "special" editions of films to make a quick buck. I haven't seen this film (then again I haven't watched many Westerns) but I'm sure it deserves an SE. You have to love the fact they call it an "Ultimate" Collector's Edition. Sometimes I really hate the way studios market films.
To make money. Studios always go back into the vaults and release supposedly "special" editions of films to make a quick buck. I haven't seen this film (then again I haven't watched many Westerns) but I'm sure it deserves an SE. You have to love the fact they call it an "Ultimate" Collector's Edition. Sometimes I really hate the way studios market films.
Possibly the greatest western movie ever made. Great acting. Suspenseful.
Just in time for Father's Day.
Just in time for Father's Day.
Glad I waited so long to purchase this! One of the top 3 Westerns of all-time (Unforgiven and Leone's Man with No Name trilogy being the others).
Gildia wrote: To make money. Studios always go back into the vaults and release supposedly "special" editions of films to make a quick buck. I haven't seen this film (then again I haven't watched many Westerns) but I'm sure it deserves an SE.
There's already a CE, actually. I own it, in fact. Not 2 discs though.
There's already a CE, actually. I own it, in fact. Not 2 discs though.
Why are Gary Cooper & Grace Kelly's names written on the guy's arse?
Agreed- amazing film. I've got it on VHS so I guess this is a good time to upgrade!
YlowBstard, do you have Facebook?
I need to check this out, westerns rule.
I need to check this out, westerns rule.
Nice cover.
I prefer the 50th Anniversary Collector's Edition cover but as long as the quality of the video, sound and features are upgraded, it's always worth it.
Great western. If I'm not mistaken Lee Van Cliff is also in this one as a member of the gang.
HagenDarth wrote: If I'm not mistaken Lee Van Cliff is also in this one as a member of the gang.
Yes he is in this, and he doesn't say a word. It was also his first film.
Yes he is in this, and he doesn't say a word. It was also his first film.
Yup, but it's Lee Van Cleef 
Great western with a pretty good score from Dimitri Tiomkin. I hear they're remaking this or at least are in the process of trying to.
Great western with a pretty good score from Dimitri Tiomkin. I hear they're remaking this or at least are in the process of trying to.
Lee Van Cleef kicks ass. John Wayne can suck it, Lee is the man!
C**p, I just got this from Amazon...at least it was less than $10...
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I've actually never seen "High Noon" (I know, I should be shot), but I think I'll get this. I'm a little disappointed that there won't be a Blu-ray release, however.
I'm pretty sure "High Noon" was filmed on film, so it can get the HD treatment.
I'm pretty sure "High Noon" was filmed on film, so it can get the HD treatment.
thepegsdave wrote: I've actually never seen "High Noon" (I know, I should be shot), but I think I'll get this. I'm a little disappointed that there won't be a Blu-ray release, however.
I'm pretty sure "High Noon" was filmed on film, so it can get the HD treatment.
I don't quite understand... What else could it have been filmed on other than film in those days? Any film out there can get a digital release.
Also, are you from Winnipeg? If so, nice to see some locals on here.
I'm pretty sure "High Noon" was filmed on film, so it can get the HD treatment.
I don't quite understand... What else could it have been filmed on other than film in those days? Any film out there can get a digital release.
Also, are you from Winnipeg? If so, nice to see some locals on here.
Trivia note: Gary Cooper was recovering from a double hernia operation while making this movie.


