King of the Hill

Uh, we get the, uh, 4K and Blu-ray, Blu-ray debuts of the Mr. Neff cut.

We've got King of the Hill on Blu-ray.

We've got The Underneath on Blu-ray.

This is a limited to 1,500 copies, uh, box set.

Um, we did not get those revealed yet.

They are still working on that.

Uh, King of the Hill, we get a new commentary by Brian Riesman and Max Every.

And then Hotch Hemingway in King of the Hill interview with Dr. Verna Kale, president of the Hemingway Society.

Uh, this is the worldwide 4K and Blu-ray debut of, uh, Mr. Neff.

We also have King of the Hill from '93 on Blu-ray, and The Underneath from '95 on Blu-ray.

Now, the interesting part.

Uh, Soderbergh, for the last four and a half years, five years, has been claiming that he's got a box set of his films coming out in the US soon.

Uh, on the release, uh, Kafka, we've got a 4K of both versions of the film on, uh, 4K and Blu-ray.

There's new special features coming on Kafka and Mr. Neff as well.

Uh- Uh, King of the Hill, we have-

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Soderbergh is a Palme d'Or winner for Sex, Lies, and Videotape in 1989.

He was back again with King of the Hill in 1993, and then again with Che in 2008.

The caption for this movie and its marketing was, too much of a good thing is wonderful.

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That's a real thing? Okay, I need to look through that.

The Boy Who Cried Bitch, King of the Hill, Angels in the Outfield, Ted Benny.

Am I looking at the right filmography right now? I am, okay.

Bullet Solo, The Last Time I Committed Suicide, The Undertaker's Wedding, Six Ways to Die, Six Ways to Sunday.