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I already mentioned it in this thread several days ago. Not only are they correct on THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS but they're NOT burned in -- they're "on the print" itself.

Review up at The Aisle Seat with a pair of screen caps from GOLDFINGER: http://www.andyfilm.com/11-7-06.html Looks like the framing is more correct too, I hadn't even realized that.

Yep, everything is in 5.1 DTS/Dolby Digital AND the original mono or stereo mix.

Jim-M, I just flipped thru SPY and would sadly have to agree with Michaeldvd's review of the R2. It's probably the most unimpressive of these discs that I've sampled so far -- the image seems maybe a bit washed out in certain places (like the introduction to Curt Jurgens' character) in...

Each movie is in its own slimcase. Some awkwardly, all the individual booklets are contained outside the slimcases (since they won't fit in them!), and they seem to rehash all the same notes from the previous DVDs. I will check SPY WHO LOVED ME later tonight :)

Also I can confirm the "R2 subtitle glitch" on THE LIVING DAYLIGHTS *has* been corrected in both places that Zeta Minor's site listed -- and they are not player-generated, "burned in" captions, either, but look like they're on the print itself that's been used. :)

I received my sets and I think those on the fence will be STUNNED when they see how amazing these transfers are. Putting on the old GOLDFINGER after seeing the new transfer is almost like going back to VHS. It's just incredible how cleaner, more vibrant and colorful these transfers are. I...