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Well Jim is not the only one who feels that way and I don't think he said anything that was over the top. I've stopped reading AVS because it just takes too much time to sift through all the hyperbole and nonsense for the few posts that are worthwile. I find Xylon's post in this thread very...

No problem, you won't hear me about Zulu anymore. And just to be clear, I value both Michel's and Oliver's opinion very much and don't consider them to be video lunatics myself.

For that to happen your opinion has to be taken seriously by the people who produce the discs. Now let me ask you this. Do you have the feeling that your and Michel's concerns are still being taken seriously by professionals or not? Should the fact that an insider on another board calls you and...

I don't mean this in a mean way but I guess you must have spent more time making/posting/analyzing caps than watching the movie itself. I'm glad that I can still enjoy watching the movie at least and not feel the inclination to analyze to death what I see on my screen.

Is this going to be the AVS kind of staring-at-caps-pseudo-science? Caps only give an indication and it is very easy to pass judgement based on a few screencaps, I find myself falling in that trap sometimes but films should be watched in motion. Yes there is some DNR and it is heavier in some...

Watched it a few days ago and it looks much better than Patton. There is some DNR but not so much that fine detail is totally gone as is the case with Patton. I could easily spot fine detail in the red tunics and the actor's faces for instance (beware that the make-up is quite heavy on some...

Review of the UK disc: highdefdouches » Zulu (UK) - Review Judging from the screenshots it unfortunately looks like another Patton job. I hope it looks better in motion.