The Phantom, The Golden Child & more join HMV Premium Collection

by Simon Brew |
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Six more films are joining the HMV-exclusive Premium Collection line of movies between now and the end of the year.

One of our favourite Blu-ray collections comes courtesy of HMV, with its Premium Collection line of discs. There have been some smashing releases on the label, and a bunch more titles have been announced that are due before the end of the year.

All of these are exclusive to HMV, and November’s releases are confirmed as The Two Jakes (starring and directed by Jack Nicholson), The Sons Of Katie Elder (with John Wayne), Target (led by Gene Hackman and Matt Damon) and – yes! – Billy Zane as The Phantom. The first two titles there are due on November 9th, the latter two on November 23rd.

Moving into December, and a pair of Eddie Murphy-headlined titles are getting the Premium Collection treatment. Both Trading Places and The Golden Child will be going on sale from December 7th.

You can find the full Premium Collection range here. Note that there appears to be a 2 for £25 offer going on, which includes preorders.

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