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I know the history of Fox discarding original elements of most of their Technicolor films and the problems they have putting these films on Blu-ray. But one question: Why do the DVD's look so much better and much more colorful?.......

Those three Fox Blu-Rays look absolutely horrible! Blue, teal, harsh contrast. The DVD's have far more pleasing colours.

"Twentieth Century Fox has provided Twilight Time with yet another fantastic transfer" Eh....most Twentieth Century Fox color films, especially the Technicolor films, have terrible transfers! Very contrasty en very teal-ified!

Fox-----Blu-ray of classic/old movie-----teal.......

Spanish Blu-ray Dark Passage: http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B010CEVXKO/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pC_S_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=3FRZLEOF4KR89&coliid=I2P7ZEU661MEFY

The DVD has much better colors!

Like a lot of other Fox films on Blu-ray this one looks very blue. Also, take look at: Bus stop, Desk set, The inn of the sixth happiness, The black swan Wether the blue is corect or not is besides the point: it looks terrible I think...... The DVD's have a lovely warm color which I do like.

Desk set looks nothing like the others......very blue indeed!

From the screenshots it looks like another one of those Fox BLUE-rays.......

I find the image very blue and miss the creamy 50's colors.....

Just received the "old" DVD of The Good, the bad and the ugly. Bought it on eBay for about € 5,- Anamorphic 2.35:1, original english mono and (nearly complete) international cut, what's not to like! Yes the resolution is lower, yes there are imperfections like scratches and debris but I don't...

Few dollars more, I forgot to add that!

Weird: I just checked my UK Blu-ray and the mono track is not a mixdown of the 5.1 and so does not have the new foley like in the beginning when van Cleef pulls the emergency stop. And the train stopping sounds are the old ones and not the new ones. It's the same as the mono track on the...

It's still weird to see the film renamed "Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the lost ark".........

The one problem I have with Olive discs is that they're Region A locked and I live in the Netherlands which is Region B.....

I like a bit of gate weave, it reminds me that I'm watching (an old) film and not a modern, digital special effects extravaganza (which I also like....)

The images on DVDBeaver look very blue to say the least.....