Big Combo LE Steelbook (4K-UHD) ***Preorder*** 7/14
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Brand: Ignite Films
Format: 4K-UHD
Steelbook Surcharge: $2.00
A cornerstone of American film noir. Restored like never before.
Bonus film in every edition! The restored noir classic The Crooked Way (1949).
Ignite Films proudly presents The Big Combo (1955) in an extensive 70th Anniversary 4K Restoration. One of the most visually daring noirs ever made, the film showcases Joseph H. Lewis’s bold direction and John Alton’s iconic cinematography with unprecedented clarity.
Includes newly produced bonus features, legacy archival material, a specially curated booklet, lobby cards, plus the restored noir classic The Crooked Way (1949).
• Premium Steel Book – New Artwork (Limited Edition, with slipcover )
Premium Steel Case featuring exclusive newly commissioned artwork. Includes a 3-disc set (UHD + 2 Blu-rays), a specially curated booklet, 5 lobby cards, and the complete bonus feature collection.
UHD Disc: The Big Combo + all newly produced extras
Blu-ray Disc 1: The Big Combo + all newly produced extras
Blu-ray Disc 2: Legacy extras + The Crooked Way
Newly Produced Bonus Features:
New Audio Commentary with acclaimed film historian and noir expert Imogen Sara Smith.
New Interview with celebrated author and critic Philippe Garnier.
How a Guy Makes a Living — How a Little Combo Made The Big Combo: New video essay by Scout Tafoya.
The Crooked Way (1949) – Another brutal noir with spectacular expressionistic cinematography by John Alton with unfiltered filming on the 1940s post-war streets of Los Angeles.
Legacy Bonus Features:
Audio Commentary with Eddie Muller, the “Czar of Noir” and founder of the Film Noir Foundation.
Geoff Andrew, respected critic and curator, on The Big Combo.
Wagon Wheel Joe: A fascinating video appreciation of Lewis’s dynamic camerawork and recurring motifs, tracing his evolution from B-movie craftsman to master stylist.
Booklet:
Art in a Boiling Pot: New written introduction by Eddie Muller.
Commissioned essays by Ben Sachs, Alonso Duralde, Katie Stebbins, Scout Tafoya, and Garrett Clayton.
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Big Combo LE Steelbook (4K-UHD) ***Preorder*** 7/14
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