Lost Horizon. The Worst Musical Ever! NOW ON DVD! - Page 2

MamasDoin'Fine said: "LOL
I don't think the demand is out there for 'Song Of Norway' on DVD as much as it is/was for 'Lost Horizon'!
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The blu ray of "Song of Norway" is being released early 2020. 

Ah for the days when the West End board was alive

 I do have this copy

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Lost-Horizon-Blu-ray/52517/#Review

 

That honor goes Can Heironymus Merkin Ever Forget Mercy Humppe and Find True Happiness

The restored version of the 1937 film, from Columbia Pictures (now Sony), is great on Blu-ray.

I AM SELLING A BRAND NEW, NEVER VIEWED OOP ORIGINAL RELEASE TWILIGHT TIME REGION FREE SINGLE DISC WIDESCREEN BLU RAY OF ROSS HUNTER'S MUSICAL REMAKE OF "LOST HORIZON", FEATURING MUSIC BY OSCAR AND GRAMMY WINNERS BURT BACHARACH AND HAL DAVID AND STARRING OSCAR WINNERS THE LATE PETER FINCH, THE LATE GEORGE KENNEDY AND THE LATE SIR JOHN GIELGUD AND OSCAR NOMINEES SALLY KELLERMAN, LIV ULLMAN AND THE LATE CHARLES BOYER.  THIS OOP BLU RAY IS THE ORIGINAL RELEASE 150 MINUTE RESTORED VERSION OF THE FILM AND ALSO FEATURES AN ISOLATED SCORE TRACK, TRAILERS AND TV SPOTS AND BURT BACHARACH SONG DEMOS.  THIS BLU RAY IS A SPECIAL LIMITED EDITION TWILIGHT TIME EDITION, LIMITED TO 3000, AND HAS BEEN COMPLETELY SOLD OUT.  THIS OOP BLU RAY IS BRAND NEW, NEVER BEEN VIEWED, HAS HAD ITS SHRINK WRAP REMOVED AND IS IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, WITH NO DEFECTS AND HAS BEEN KEPT IN A PET AND SMOKE FREE ENVIRONMENT.   FOREIGN BUYERS MUST PAY FOR OVERSEAS SHIPPING.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/174165065342

EricMontreal22 said: "Oooh I hope this gets a Region 1 release as well. I haven't seen it since it used to show up on a cheap Canadian movie channel in the early 90s. As a big Bacharach/David fan, I admit I kinda love the soundtrack CD--half of it is genuinely awful btu the other half is actually pretty good, and the awful stuff falls into the so bad it's good category for me. It is kinda too bad that THIS was the only other full musical that they did aside from Promises, Promises (not counting the TV musical On the Flip Side.

From what I remember, it truly is a head scratcher of a musical, but I wouldn't say the worst ever."

The Boyfriend was recently TCM, and I recorded it, as I generally enjoyed over-blown Ken Russell movies.  I watched it in three seatings, and still didn't watch it to the end.  Then I remembered that the only reason I actually remembered it fondly was because of Glenda Jackson's intentionally over-the-top cameo as the injured diva.  I never liked the Boy Friend on stage, so it is probably saying something positive to say that what I saw I enjoyed better than the couple of stage productions I have seen.

Asfor Lost Horizon, it was one of the few movies that I remember walking out of less than half-way through; it was stultifyingly boring.

I've always enjoyed "Lost Horizon."  I have the blu-ray of it, and rewatched it several weeks ago.