Go To Blazes
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StudioCanal's UK DVD release of Go to Blazes (EAN 5055201819765) is a Region 2, single-disc edition of the early-1960s British comedy directed by Michael Truman. The disc is catalogued as OPTD2339, runs approximately 90 minutes and is classified U by the BBFC.
StudioCanal's UK DVD release of Go to Blazes (EAN 5055201819765) is a Region 2, single-disc edition of the early-1960s British comedy directed by Michael Truman. The disc is catalogued as OPTD2339, runs approximately 90 minutes and is classified U by the BBFC.
Pros
- Classic early-1960s British comedy caper with a notable ensemble cast including Maggie Smith and Robert Morley.
- Official StudioCanal UK DVD release with confirmed EAN 5055201819765 and catalogue number OPTD2339.
- Classic early-1960s British comedy caper with a notable ensemble cast including Maggie Smith and Robert Morley.
- Official StudioCanal UK DVD release with confirmed EAN 5055201819765 and catalogue number OPTD2339.
- Single-disc Region 2 presentation with an approximate 90-minute runtime and BBFC U classification.
- Includes interactive menus for straightforward navigation.
Cons
- −Region 2 encoding limits playback on players that do not support that region.
- −Several listings indicate no subtitle tracks are provided, which may affect non‑English viewers.
- −Region 2 encoding limits playback on players that do not support that region.
- −Several listings indicate no subtitle tracks are provided, which may affect non‑English viewers.
- −Minimal extras beyond interactive menus; special-feature content is limited.
- −Critical reception is mixed to negative in some film guides, so the title may mainly appeal to collectors or fans of period British comedy rather than general audiences.
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