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Yes I meant all three of the films, sorry about that!

Of course Brent, the composer of the scores for both films is Aljoscha Zimmermann. Sorry for not putting that information originally.

Harakiri and Wandering Shadow both have English intertitles. Four Around the Woman is the only one with subtitles for them because of the German intertitles.
Yes, the 2.0 tracks are stereo

I'd love to. Each one is all found on the Fritz Lang: The Silent Films set

Harakiri and The Wandering Shadow (Both on same disc)

Title: Harakiri
Release: November 21, 2017
Country: US
Region: A
Releasing Studio: Kino Lorber
Runtime: 1:27:21
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Subtitles: Intertitles
Codec: MPEG ...

Honestly, when comparing the two, it seems like it's the exact disc from the original release pushed into the set. The same with the other movies included. However, it seems like there are a few movies in the set that are not in your database.

Yeah that's basically where I have been looking, eBay at the most. Thank you though I'm sure I will stumble across it eventually.

So I've recently purchased the Studiocanal release of the Ean Bluray (2016) and unfortunately, it did not come witb artcards nor a booklet. I assume the release with those was limited and if anyone could help me find a copy with them that would be awesome. I looked on both Amazon and Amazon UK but ...

Title: The Buster Keaton Collection: Volume 2
Movies: Sherlock Jr. (45:31) and The Navigator (1:06:11)
Release: July 9, 2019
Country: US
Region: A
Releasing Studio: Cohen Media
Runtime: 111 minutes
Case Type: Keep case
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Codec: MPEG-4 AVC
Picture: 1080p 24 fps
Soundtrack: 5.1 DTS ...

I currently have the Fritz Lang Collection set released by Kino Lorber. However, I can't seem to find anywhere online comparing this and the Complete Metropolis they released before the collection. I was curious if anyone had any information as to if they were the same or different restorations?

Thank you both for the assistance! I appreciate it greatly and if I stumble upon a cheap copy of the Cineteca restoration and get my hands on it, i'll definitely let you guys know.

Thank you Mikael. I'm glad to have had your assistance finding a copy of the movie. Especially for the price!

I have looked almost EVERYWHERE for a DVD copy of L'Inferno (1911). I know of two releases, one being from 2004 with the Tangerine Dream Score, and the other being the release from Cineteca de Bologna which included the booklet and DVD. I would prefer to own the release from Cineteca de Bologna and ...

I did not enjoy this film either if I am going to be honest :lol: . I just have a large Chaplin collection of my own and my copy of the movie just came in the mail and I just watched it and it honestly is not the best. It does not even have a menu to click play from and there are no extras ...

I would like to request the film "A Countess From Hong Kong" directed by Charles Chaplin, but it is the Blu-Ray released in the U.S. on February 5th, 2019. Currently there is only one listing on the site of the release in France.