Scorpion Releasing OOP: Nashville Girl (1976)

Scorpion Releasing pienen painoksen exploitaatio harvinaisuus edullisesti uuteen hyvään kotiin. Ainoa blu-ray julkaisu elokuvasta. Uutena ostettu ja kerran katsottu ennen kuin palautettu takaisin alkuperäiseen suojamuoviin, eli on täysi uudenveroisessa kunnossa. Toimii normaalissa suomalaisessa soittimessa ja sisältää englanti puheen.

Arvostelu laadukkaasta julkaisusta:

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Nashville-Girl-Blu-ray/104063/

" Just like Robert Altman's Nashville, Gus Trikonis' Nashville Girl heads to the Music City to capture its pulse and atmosphere during the early '70s. However, the place it discovers is quite different than the one that Altman saw -- it is very cynical, abusive, and at times really quite surreal. I don't know if at the time Nashville and the people that created country stars there were really as depicted in Trikonis' film, but the atmosphere most definitely feels legit. Also, out of all the different films that I have seen with Monica Gayle over the years, Nashville Girl is the absolute best. Scorpion Releasing's recent release is sourced from a very nice exclusive remaster that was struck from the original camera negative, and is Region-Free. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED "

" An abused teen escapes her rednecked family and allows country music entertainer Jeb Hubbard to make her swoon when he sings "Hold On Tight" at a fundraiser for the Tennessee Memorial Hospital, his favorite charity. Thoroughly swept from her feet, Jamie allows the singer's cohorts to reinvent her as a rising music star from Wheeling, West Virginia, complete with new name. But could her name eventually surpass Jeb's? Will her past (depicted earlier in the movie) come back to haunt her? "Today You'll Do Better (Than You Did Yesterday)" Jamie sings of her life... but not before paying her dues, and then some. This vastly underrated and underproduced film is well directed, believably acted and is awash in rich, singable tunes befitting a much larger production. This is one of those rare pieces that sticks with you for life (including many of its songs), somehow, through its movie magic -- magic made because it simply works, despite its feeble budget and production woes. Monica Gayle is fantastic and extremely memorable. "Nashville Girl" should have been the dawn of her career, not the twilight. Footnote: Most know of "Nashville Girl" thanks to a Showtime Network executive who was a fan of the picture and insisted on running it ad nauseam during the early nineteen-eighties. I had to vote this movie a 10 on IMDb simply because it stuck with me for all these years... so it actually earned its own "10". "