Audience Rating: Parental Guidance
Binding: VHS Tape
EAN: 0743214685839
Format: PAL
Label: Bmg Video
Manufacturer: Bmg Video
Number Of Discs: 1
Number Of Items: 1
Publisher: Bmg Video
Release Date: July 07, 1997
Running Time: 109 minutes
Studio: Bmg Video
Theatrical Release Date: June 14, 1968

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Rating: - Pathetic
Amazingly, the dumb morons at Optimum still think there is a market for widescreen films panned&scanned to 4x3. Even if this is open matte, it's inexcusable - the film is meant to be seen the way it's projected theatrically. A plague on those cretinous brainless congenitally stupid idiotic imbeciles.

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Rating: - What a disappointment! When are we ever going to get a widescreen version?
It's a five star movie and one of my all time favourites but I have to knock at least a couple of stars off this Optimum release - not because of the film quality but because of the DVD transfer. The Amazon listing doesn't make it clear but you should be aware that this is strictly a full-frame, pan and scan version. Not even full-frame on one side and a letterbox or anamorphic version on the other. I wonder if anyone is ever going to get wise to what the legions of fans of this film are looking ... Read More

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Rating: - RELEASED AT LAST..............................
Here it is at last, long overdue. Why is it that so much rubbish goes to DVD and yet we have been kept waiting for this great classic?
A reconstruction, somewhat complete with poetic license, of the Great Train Robbery.
The talents of the late and great Sir Stanley Baker evident from the start, he attacked each role with a sincerity second to none. What a great loss he was to British drama, taken from us at such a young age.
This is a MUST-SEE film which should be viewed by all ... Read More

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Rating: - Sixties gem
At last after years of waiting,this film is getting a DVD release.Stanley Baker in one of his best roles as the man behind the Great Train robbery.The film is full of familiar faces and the story rattles along without any American "name"attached to bolster the box office.Why weve had to wait so long when Buster,which tells the same story albeit less well,has been avaiable for years is beyond me.A great little film well worth a tenner of anyones money.

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Rating: - Can`t believe it`s not widescreen.Thought we`d got past this point after 10 years of dvd.
Superb film which has been languishing on a long deleted video but after many years of waiting we get a half-baked dvd release.What a shame!!!!

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