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Carry on because your initial post didn’t elaborate as to what you were saying.

I’m not taking issue with you discussing movies nor home video in this thread. Again my issue with your post was the inclusion of medical procedures versus home video. That’s it!

As I stated I have no opinion regarding True Lies perse because I haven’t watched it yet.

I laughed at your medical versus home video analogy in your previous post. We’re talking about home video which is a far cry from the necessary quality control processes needed and utilized in the medical field. Furthermore, I haven’t expressed my opinion about True Lies 4K/UHD because I...

Those films didn't have a still active and powerful filmmaker like James Cameron involved in these releases.

Preach on!

"The only thing that's alarming is the fact that some people are unwilling to accept the fact that other people may have a different opinion than they do. And this kind of statement is coming from one "side" of the issue only. The irony with that more than one person who's unhappy with these...

Then you should have quoted me instead of Travis. Furthermore, I never accused you of being violent or having uncontrollable anger as you're now embellishing my words.

I'm not but I'm fine if you want to deny it.

Your use of “I’m blind with violent, uncontrollable fury” is just wrong.

I was born at night, but not last night.

You can always disregard RAH's review. That is your prerogative.

I'm sure there are plenty of people that disagree with RAH's explanation. To a certain degree, I don't agree with it. However, that's his stated logic whether we like it or not.

I feel the same way especially considering that I’m about to celebrate another birthday later this week to remind myself that I’m on the final three holes of life. I only have so much energy left to expend and I’ll choose when and what I expend it on.

Yup, that’s it, we’re giving a multi-millionaire filmmaker a pass. Stop it! The wording of our mission statement and interpretation of it doesn’t change anything. Cameron is still going to do as he sees fit despite any of our feelings on the matter. We’re swimming upstream against the flow...

If you think a micro manager like Cameron didn't have much input into these home video releases, you're kidding yourself. Cameron might not care about what we think of these home video releases, but he wants these home video releases to represent the look of his intentions.

By the way, I wish Cameron didn't make those changes to his films. However, he did make those changes, therefore each of us have to make a personal decision regarding the purchase of these 4K/UHD releases. Furthermore, it would have saved a lot of unnecessary acrimony between HTF posters if...

Cameron is the original creator and he's giving us the film on home video to his 2024 intentions. No where does it say in our mission statement that the original creator has to present the films on home video as we saw them in a movie theater. It doesn't say as originally intended; a variation...

Well, I didn't post the quote, but I knew it was from Stripes. :laugh:

Pretty much so as it brings more eyes to it.

So we're now referencing the movie "Stripes" in this thread? :D Sgt. Hulka/Warren Oates reporting for duty. I still haven't watch my 4K/UHD of "True Lies" yet. Too much stuff going on with watching sports and participating in our "Western Movie Challenge".

Question all you want but RAH and others including myself have already stated we would have preferred that Cameron didn’t go this route with these releases. He did and that’s that. If you want to continue to argue and question the semantics of what people have stated then count me out. I am...

Please, stop with the misrepresentation towards other HTF posters and their posted comments. I don't believe anybody here is applauding James Cameron. Most of us preferred he didn't do what he did with these releases. As to your comments about film ownership, you can think and feel that way...

Thank you!

That's it in a nutshell!

The home video industry is in a different place than what it was back before social media. What you have written in bold is no longer true. Studios and companies in general don't pay attention to reviews nor customer service which is sad state but a reality in today's consumer world. The...

Passive aggressiveness, you got to love it.

I don't think reviewer scores will have any bearing on how future home video releases are processed and released.

You guys crack me up.

What’s your problem with the score? Apparently RAH thinks it matches the filmmaker’s intention for this reimagined home video release.