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While this is basically true, as I understand it- based on what was written in I think the American Cinematographer article- the subtitles weren't "recreated". Harris actually had access to the separate film elements that contained JUST the subtitles (which would then have been used back in the...

Wow, you're a real martyr. Vincent

No, this restoration was not "intended for DVD", it was intended for film. To quote myself from a post I just made over at AVS forum (I think responding to you there, actually): "The fact is this restoration was not primarily done with either Blu-ray or DVD in mind- it was done with creating...

I think you're confused about cinematography and printed processes. After the mid-1950s, ALL movies were filmed "one strip". Some of those movies were then printed using the I.B. Technicolor, 3-strip process. The "one-strip" negatives would be optically split into the three color bands which...

You missed have missed this part of Robert's post: "The entire team at Paramount Pictures, Paramount Home Entertainment, MPI (Warner Digital), Pro-Tek and POP Sound worked extremely diligently to create a product representative of the wishes of the filmmakers, further confirmed by the...