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With the preponderance of older films being converted to 3d and re-issued, perhaps someday very soon, we will see the Mustang and Charger in 3d. And a properly done transfer with those black frames intact in both 2 and 3d. Seriously though, this is a really good looking transfer and if you find...

Agreed. In the mean time, until a new version comes out, hold onto that older 1997 DVD.

What I don't understand is why the group responsible for the 2005 remaster did this. I'd be curious if Yates was involved. As I said earlier, its a very subtle edit and while I always knew the frames of black where there in the earlier LD/DVD edition on a sub-conscience level, until I did...

I went looking for those missing frames tonight. I made the comparison from several sources I own of Bullitt. I played the 1987 Warner laser disc and the 1997 DVD. Then compared to the 2005 2 disc Special Edition DVD and the recent Blu Ray. The Charger impact is the same on both the...

Mr. Harris, I just had time to play back the chase at normal speed. So I didn't do a frame by frame comparison. I can do that tonight or this weekend. I'm really curious!

Okay, just to be sure my recollections were right, I played the original 1997 DVD and when the charger hits that old car, you see it hit and hear it. But then the editor inserts the shot right before the hit so car is back in position. I believe that is the original 1968 cut. The 2005 2 disc...

Thanks Mr. Harris. !'m going to have to re-watch the original DVD that came out in 1999 or so which I believe has no edit of the first Charger crash and compare to the newer DVD and blu-ray!

Wait a minute, I have this film on video tape, laser disc, the original DVD and the second issue DVD with the Cutting Edge doc, HD-DVD and the blu ray. (I like this movie a little, live near SF and I own a 1967 Mustang.) Is Mr. Harris referring to the Charger that hits the older car as...