Hmm yes that box set seems nice (and I don’t have any of the DVD’s).
Go for it !
See, there are always people who buy everything.
I find a release like that pointless and annoying. If I knew beforehand there´d be a box, I wouldn´t have bought any of the single releases.
OK. Great. Have experienced other German box sets of previously released movies where they did perform the operation I described so great if they are just boxing the original releases untouched.
I think Koch Media does well, the rainbow collection in the future to not end it.
I imagine the question of who would Chiedi perdono a Dio … non a me and tend to buy Le pistole non discutono in a single release. A single release would probably cost 15 € (see Take a Hard Ride) and then it would be very difficult. But to complementation, even weak movies are purchased. OK Chiedi perdono a Dio … non a me to me is not weak, but average. But at Le pistole non discutono I had never spent € 15. No 11 €.
[quote=“Col. Douglas Mortimer, post:638, topic:50”]If they go through with the Requiescant release I wonder if the wildeast lou castel interview will get recycled.
Are they planning on releasing more boxes from the rainbows?[/quote]
Now I think this box is titled with the number 1. The intention is evident for several boxes. The question is, how are the sales figures. 
I think it is not a big deal for KOCH to release boxes like that, now that they have already produced the seperate DVDs. With a box like that they might reach consumers who have overlooked the rainbow DVDs.
I think the boxes are a good idea if they are consistent and actually release most or all of the previously released rainbows. Perhaps at a discount and with more than 3 movies would make more sense though.
The box will cost about 20 €. In three films, this represents a saving of € 10 (three separate DVD cost about 32 €).
So who does not yet have the films, for which the box is a saving. 
Okay thats good to hear you can save money on the box.
I think there should be some connection between the 3 films though, instead of releasing 3 random films. I remember they cancelled a proposed anthony steffen box a few years ago, maybe its time to revisit that idea.
[quote=“Col. Douglas Mortimer, post:650, topic:50”]Okay thats good to hear you can save money on the box.
I think there should be some connection between the 3 films though, instead of releasing 3 random films. I remember they cancelled a proposed anthony steffen box a few years ago, maybe its time to revisit that idea.[/quote]
I also have the same thought when I heard the news of the release of a box.
Easy to pack three films in a box I also find strange. But with a main theme as a Steffen Box … Perhaps even with an extra DVD with interviews or soundtracks.
well the interesting ones are the ones that are out of print, and we’re not gonna see them in a box again anyway…
They could put a OOP-film together with two other movies into one box, for example:
Shoot the living and pray for the dead + Quien Sabe + price of death = Kinski-Box
But a box like that doesnt make any sense at all…
[quote=“dicfish, post:653, topic:50”]They could put a OOP-film together with two other movies into one box, for example:
Shoot the living and pray for the dead + Quien Sabe + price of death = Kinski-Box
But a box like that doesnt make any sense at all…[/quote]
Oh that would be a good idea. A Kinski box would sell well, especially in Germany. In which case 2 Movies were OOP (Shoot the living and pray for the dead + Quien Sabe ). And the cost would be certainly more than 20 €. But the idea is great. And then a Garko box, a Steffen Box…
my guess is they lose the license as soon as their stuff goes out of print, or a certain amount of time passes by (example: face to face)
kinda wild quess, Marshall
I’m known to shoot sharp and guess wild 
You should pick that one as your new motto!
That sounds about right. That’s how music licensing often works - or they’re allotted a certain amount they’re allowed to press (say 5000) copies and after that it’s considered a major release and the cost of licensing goes up significantly.
Release date for the new Koch DVD’s:
July 2, 2010
Chiedi perdono a Dio… non a me:
Extras: Exclusive featurette produced by actor George Ardisson, original trailer, liner notes, photo gallery with rare promotional material
Le pistole non discutono:
Extras: Exclusively produced featurette with director Mario Caiano, original trailer, liner notes, photo gallery with rare promotional material
Name of the Box: Für eine Handvoll Italo Western Box #1 (A Fistful of Spaghetti Western Box # 1)