Critical Perspective
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Arabesque is a ridiculous but still quite entertaining old-fashioned spy film that fits somewhere between the outrageous Ken Clark thrillers [FX 18 (1964), Agent 077 Fury in the Orient (1965), Mission Bloody Mary (1965), Special Mission Lady Chaplin (1966), Tiffany memorandum (1967), Fuller Report (1968)] and some of the less successful James Bond films.
Dr. Svet Atanasov, Arabesque Blu-ray review (Blu-ray.com, 2019)
Arabesque 4K UHD, Blu-ray & DVD editions
See which disc extras are included across selected editions.
| Disc Extras | Kino BD-A 4K/US 2024 | Kino BD-A/US/OOP 2021 | Universal BD-ALL/US/OOP 2019 | Universal DVD-1/US 2011 |
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| Audio Commentary by Howard S. Berger, Steve Mitchell and Nathaniel Thompson | ||||
| Music by Mancini - Vintage Featurette | ||||
| Stills Gallery - Posters | ||||
| Teaser Trailer | ||||
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Edition and Packaging Notes
- Kino’s 4K UHD included Blu-ray reissued separately (2025/03/04).
- Universal’s Blu-ray contains no extras.
- Universal’s DVD contains no extras. It is also available in “The Gregory Peck Film Collection” box set with The World in His Arms (1952), Cape Fear (1962), To Kill a Mockingbird (1962), Captain Newman, M.D. (1963) and Mirage (1965).
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