Out of the Blue - 4K Blu-Ray [4K Ultra HD Blu-ray]

THE 4K RESTORATION OF DENNIS HOPPER'S LOST CLASSIC WITH 15+ HOURS OF SPECIAL FEATURESIt's been called InchshockingInch (Film Comment), InchblisteringInch (Filmmaker) and Incha flat-out masterpieceInch (The Playlist) yet remained virtually unseen for over 40 years. Now experience this Inchhaunting portrait of juvenile delinquency that ranks among the most powerful in American cinemaInch (Chicago Reader) from actor/director/co-writer Dennis Hopper as it's never been seen before Linda Manz Inchgives one of the greatest teenage performances of all timeInch (Film Comment) as a 15-year-old who idolizes Elvis, punk rock and her ex-con father (Hopper), is surrounded by junkies and predators, and follows them all down a one-way road to oblivion. Sharon Farrell (THE STUNT MAN), Don Gordon (THE LAST MOVIE) and Raymond Burr co-star in Incha film about extremes, directed by an extremistInch (Time Out) featuring music by Neil Young, newly scanned in 4K from the original negative with more than 15 hours of Special Features.

This music-driven drama, inspired by a 2008 documentary, finds unexpected grace in small lives chasing big dreams. Directed by Greg Kohs, the film stars Hugh Jackman and Kate Hudson as the real-life founders of a Neil Diamond tribute act whose professional rise is inseparable from their personal story. The movie understands that tribute is not imitation but devotion, and that love stories endure not through applause but persistence.

Selina D'Arcey is blind, yet she sees the world anew through the eyes of kindly Gordon Ralfe (Academy Award winner Sidney Poitier). An awkward Cinderella raised by a bigoted, abusive mother, Selina is white. She does not know that the man helping her learn to dial a pay phone or find the restroom is black. Elizabeth Hartman's luminous screen debut as Selina earned her a Golden Globe Award as Most Promising Newcomer. On the veteran side as Selina's blowsy, bitter mother, Shelley Winters won her second Oscar. As directed by Guy Green (Oscar-winning cinematographer for Great Expectations, 1947), the performances are timeless in A Patch of Blue. So is this fine film's heart-soaring impact.