This petition is meant to inform you that there is an active interest in and demand for a home video release (DVD and/or Blu-ray) of the long unreleased 1983 animated cult would-be classic Twice Upon A Time.
The film has had a storied history and was never truly given a proper release. There are two versions of the film: one that was appropriate for all ages and one that had been re-dubbed to include "edgier" language. For years there has been much confusion over which version was the original cut of the film, made only more confusing when the PG version was released on VHS while the PG-13 version routinely aired on HBO.
On April 26th, with the help of Warner Bros., Animation Breakdown presented a rare 35mm screening of Twice Upon A Timeto a packed house at LA's Cinefamily. The film's co-director John Korty was in attendance for a Q&A and brought with him a written statement, a link to which can be found at the bottom of this petition. This statement was meant to set the record straight on the film's complicated history, and tell the true story of the two versions.
He closed the letter by urging us to contact Warner Bros. to ask that both versions be released on DVD. This suggestion was met with applause and overwhelming enthusiasm.
So that's exactly what we're doing. We the undersigned are requesting that you release both versions of the film on DVD/Blu-ray, ideally along with bonus features and commentary that shed light on the film's fascinating production and history.
Twice Upon A Timeis an utterly unique animated feature that looks unlike any other animated film ever made, and is all the more mesmerizing in this age of homogenized CG-fare. We believe a proper release would be an intriguing document of a milestone of inventive filmmaking and would allow the film to finally reach the audience it deserves.
Thank you,
Alex McDonald
Director & Programmer
Animation Breakdown @ The Cinefamily
John Korty's original written statement: http://cinefamily.tumblr.com/
Updates
July 8, 2013
I keep revisiting John Korty’s letter to remind myself why this fight feels so necessary. It is heartbreaking that such a unique piece of animation remains trapped in the vault while we wait for any word from the studio.
July 8, 2013
Seeing this level of enthusiasm for a piece of animation that defined so much of my childhood is truly overwhelming. It proves that the legacy of this film is far from forgotten and that your dedication is pushing us closer to getting those masters out of the vault.
Reached 100 supporters
July 8, 2013
34 Comments
I watch the video over and over. I never get sick of it. It's beautiful! release it with both versions. Plus as much exteras as you can the history, cast, crew,John Korty, and George Lucus interviews. and how it was done.
I have been telling my kids about this film for a while and I only have it on VHS. I'd love to introduce them to it, but I can not find the movie on DVD and we no longer have a working VHS machine. It's truly a shame that this classic cannot be shared.
I hadn't seen this film for 20 years and recently watched a friend's VHS tape of it. I was still astounded by the beautiful unique artwork and funny story. I truly feel that it has historic and cultural significance. Please release this on DVD so that the world can see and appreciate this groundbreaking work of stop-motion animation. It's a gem!
I loved this movie when I saw it a bajillion years ago (or so it seems) and I have been longing to have a copy of some kind ever since. I've pointed many, many people at it over the years and everyone who's managed to see it has adored it. It would be monstrously awesome if this sweet and quirky little animated film could be made available to the public.
TWICE has been a favorite of mine for over 15 years now. I'd love to see it widely available through legal means. Its one of the most aggressively unique animated films ever made. If the teaser trailer, deleted scenes with Greensleeves, and the audio recording of Bud Cort as Ralph still exist, those would make great extras.
Won't you release Twice Upon a Time on DVD? My kids would love it!
Hi, I read that Twice Upon on a Time was being made available through Time Warner classics this past Spring. What happened? When will it be available? This has always been one of my favorite films. Please release it on DVD soon.
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This petition is meant to inform you that there is an active interest in and demand for a home video release (DVD and/or Blu-ray) of the long unreleased 1983 animated cult would-be classic Twice Upon A Time.
The film has had a storied history and was never truly given a proper release. There are two versions of the film: one that was appropriate for all ages and one that had been re-dubbed to include "edgier" language. For years there has been much confusion over which version was the original cut of the film, made only more confusing when the PG version was released on VHS while the PG-13 version routinely aired on HBO.
On April 26th, with the help of Warner Bros., Animation Breakdown presented a rare 35mm screening of Twice Upon A Timeto a packed house at LA's Cinefamily. The film's co-director John Korty was in attendance for a Q&A and brought with him a written statement, a link to which can be found at the bottom of this petition. This statement was meant to set the record straight on the film's complicated history, and tell the true story of the two versions.
He closed the letter by urging us to contact Warner Bros. to ask that both versions be released on DVD. This suggestion was met with applause and overwhelming enthusiasm.
So that's exactly what we're doing. We the undersigned are requesting that you release both versions of the film on DVD/Blu-ray, ideally along with bonus features and commentary that shed light on the film's fascinating production and history.
Twice Upon A Timeis an utterly unique animated feature that looks unlike any other animated film ever made, and is all the more mesmerizing in this age of homogenized CG-fare. We believe a proper release would be an intriguing document of a milestone of inventive filmmaking and would allow the film to finally reach the audience it deserves.
Thank you,
Alex McDonald
Director & Programmer
Animation Breakdown @ The Cinefamily
John Korty's original written statement: http://cinefamily.tumblr.com/
Updates
July 8, 2013
I keep revisiting John Korty’s letter to remind myself why this fight feels so necessary. It is heartbreaking that such a unique piece of animation remains trapped in the vault while we wait for any word from the studio.
July 8, 2013
Seeing this level of enthusiasm for a piece of animation that defined so much of my childhood is truly overwhelming. It proves that the legacy of this film is far from forgotten and that your dedication is pushing us closer to getting those masters out of the vault.
Reached 100 supporters
July 8, 2013
34 Comments
I have the VHS copy....I have watched it at least a hundred times...My kids are now fans of the movie as well....Video tape only lasts so long. How will the memory of this groundbreaking movie continue without a DVD release? Don't let it die with my generation....keep Twice upon a Time going forever.....
I watch the video over and over. I never get sick of it. It's beautiful! release it with both versions. Plus as much exteras as you can the history, cast, crew,John Korty, and George Lucus interviews. and how it was done.
I have been telling my kids about this film for a while and I only have it on VHS. I'd love to introduce them to it, but I can not find the movie on DVD and we no longer have a working VHS machine. It's truly a shame that this classic cannot be shared.
I hadn't seen this film for 20 years and recently watched a friend's VHS tape of it. I was still astounded by the beautiful unique artwork and funny story. I truly feel that it has historic and cultural significance. Please release this on DVD so that the world can see and appreciate this groundbreaking work of stop-motion animation. It's a gem!
I loved this movie when I saw it a bajillion years ago (or so it seems) and I have been longing to have a copy of some kind ever since. I've pointed many, many people at it over the years and everyone who's managed to see it has adored it. It would be monstrously awesome if this sweet and quirky little animated film could be made available to the public.
TWICE has been a favorite of mine for over 15 years now. I'd love to see it widely available through legal means. Its one of the most aggressively unique animated films ever made. If the teaser trailer, deleted scenes with Greensleeves, and the audio recording of Bud Cort as Ralph still exist, those would make great extras.
Won't you release Twice Upon a Time on DVD? My kids would love it!
Hi, I read that Twice Upon on a Time was being made available through Time Warner classics this past Spring. What happened? When will it be available? This has always been one of my favorite films. Please release it on DVD soon.
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I have the VHS copy....I have watched it at least a hundred times...My kids are now fans of the movie as well....Video tape only lasts so long. How will the memory of this groundbreaking movie continue without a DVD release? Don't let it die with my generation....keep Twice upon a Time going forever.....