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Get your arm stretched out...

BTW, beware the "music" on the menus. It's horrid.

The studios have usually only done the "3D only" discs for new releases, while having catalog releases be 2D and 3D on the same disc. The reason they do this is that it's much easier for the new releases to have a dedicated 3D disc while having the other discs be identical to the 2D only...

Bob said he provided Warner with 1.85:1 documentation a year ago. I don't see why Warner would ignore him, so it should be 1.85:1 (or technically 1.78:1, since that's what Warner does for matted widescreen films). The 2D version will be the "left eye" of the 3D, so by necessity it will be the...

Yes. Warner has done it several times with their IMAX documentary releases.

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Warner no longer has the rights to Foreign Correspondent. The Caidin Trust/Westchester Films licensed it to Criterion a couple years ago (in the same deal that brought Stagecoach to Criterion). It's been on Criterion's Hulu channel for some time. A Blu-ray/DVD release from Criterion is probably...

I missed this the first time I scanned the press release, so it bears repeating: And I don't even own a 3D monitor. I do have a PS3 - any quality 3D front projector's out there?

Hmmmm.... I hope that listing "Preview Version" under special features for Strangers on a Train doesn't mean it's only a SD extra. You'd think it would be easy enough to branch for the full feature in HD.

Excellent news for both.