Ultimate Dolph

I just bought my copy

http://www.priceminister.com/mfp/544480 ... 1179364503

Editor Victor Du Bois (BREAVEHEART, THE LAST SAMURAI) had previously worked on another Craig Baumgarten production, NEVER BACK DOWN (the first one).

Makes sense they had an editor of that calibur. There was none of the typical DTV over editing, or stupid freeze frames, or anything amateurish like that.

And yet the final cut has been kind of messed around with and doesn't reflect what it was intended to be...

That's every movie now. David Ayer was boasting he had contractual final cut on Sabotage with Arnold before they started filming, and then when the movie was in post, the studio left half of it on the cutting room floor.

Yes finally a Dutch release!! September 15 2016 it is!




EDIT:
And another cover:

In french : http://www.darksidereviews.com/film-ski ... tham-2015/

Taiwan version
http://www.yesasia.com/global/skin-trad ... /info.html

Jox wrote:

DRC2013 wrote:I don't think ST has even been released in Scandinavia other than on VOD, which is rare for a Dolph movie where he's the lead.

That's right, I forgot about that, same in the UK with shameless VOD only (and no publicity whatsoever), it's such a shame, SKIN TRADE of all movies, ...

Speaking of which...
http://www.discshop.se/filmer/dvd/skin_trade/P145292
http://blockbuster.dk/skin-trade
http://laserdisken.dk/html/visvare.dna? ... 4894384703
https://moviezoo.dk/dvd-film/skin-trade_5709165895029

Nice! I will be buying that for sure. Hoping for a Blu-Ray as well.

I'm still pretty pissed off it's not been released in the UK considering stuff like The Good, the Bad and the Dead (is that what it's called?!) seems to get a release no problem. Sorry, you have five damn names to put on the cover - Dolph Lundgren, Peter Weller, Ron Perlman, Tony Jaa and Michael Jai White and THAT doesn't warrant a physical DVD release? I'm still hoping for one. They are insane not to. That's a no brainer for DTV lovers to pick up.

Especially since in the UK, even in a weak market economy, action/martial arts films always seemed to have a huge, not mainstream, but side market/following... But since it's Paramount who picked it up I'm not all that surprised they dismissed it and probably don't care if they make money back off of it and just didn't want to leave it to competition or another stupid reason like having more catalog titles to package for TV or VOD...

The lovely (she's a very sweet person) and ass-kicking Celina Jade interviewed by Impact:
http://www.impactonline.co/film/13404-c ... interview/

Dolph always seems to be the brunt of the bad luck sometimes. Hell, if Lionsgate picked it up that woulda worked wonders, their UK DTV releases are always well done. Paramount fucking suck, what decision-maker looked at that cast list and the quality of the film and went 'nahh it's not even worth a DVD release.' The lower budget end of movie making is really fucked at the moment and probably for the foreseeable until Marvel crawls under a rock and dies, which will never happen. Apologies for the bad language!