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Chandu The Magician (1932) Kino Lorber Blu-ray Review
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ส.ค. 2024
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00:00 Film Discussion
17:58 Kino Lorber Blu-ray, Fox's HD remaster, DVD boxset
24:02 Blu-ray picture quality
25:10 Audio Quality
26:21 Artwork
27:42 Special Features
30:05 Greg Mank's must listen audio commentary
32:17 Summary
This disc is in Kino’s going out of print sale so pick up a copy sooner rather than later!! kinolorber.com/product/chandu-the-magician-blu-ray
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"I'm not getting near that goddamn thing, one of them burned me on 'The Return of Chandu'"
I'll have to get a copy of "Chandu the Magician" because my great uncle James Wong Howe was the cameraman for it. I'm also a Lugosi fan.
Wow that’s an incredible connection to have! Chandu is a fascinating film for its era particularly for the visuals and one of the iconic Lugosi performances.
Zatara, Mandrake, Dr Strange...
Chandu really seems to be a precursor, and maybe the first, of the "magician" type of adventure hero.
Chandu beats Mandrake by about two years but there seem to have been a number of characters with magic and mysticism all at about the same time. I think it likely stemmed from the world's fascination with Houdini which of course became a gigantic part of the pulp Shadow's DNA with Walter Gibson being behind the character.
15:44 I think George Lucas probably saw this film as a child. It seems eerily familiar….
I actually dug Edmund Lowe in this. Maybe it was that devilish little moustache? I agree that the death ray stuff was amazing.
The more times I see the film the more I feel a bit more impressed with his performance. Maybe I just had to warm up to him in this film a bit more.