Cinescott
Supporting Actor
Bring on 20,000 Leagues.
And the sooner the better! I've been waiting since 1954!Cinescott said:Bring on 20,000 Leagues.
And Old Yeller and Swiss Family Robinson and Pollyanna and The Parent Trap and on and on.Cinescott said:Bring on 20,000 Leagues.
This will happen when Disney announces the release window for the new remake...the restoration work in 4k has already been completed and is sitting in the vaults waiting for the film division's theatrical rollout...Cinescott said:Bring on 20,000 Leagues.
...and Song of the SouthMatt Hough said:And Old Yeller and Swiss Family Robinson and Pollyanna and The Parent Trap and on and on.
Glad you did, and I quite agree!Peter McM said:...and Song of the South
(Sorry--but someone had to bring it up )
If it ever happens i can see it being released in Europe first.Peter McM said:...and Song of the South
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It's a very good question to ask, I really want to know the answer, and I know exactly what you mean, despite a total lack of context for "feathery xerox look" and "ham handed fine tip marker pen". You, Sir or Madam, are a Poet.bigshot said:Do the lines on the animation still have the feathery xerox look, or have they "restored" it to look like ham handed fine tip marker pen?
Do you mean the Dolby Digital 2.0 track on the BD? I didn't test it to see if it was stereo or mono. The package's case just says "theatrical mix" but doesn't claim to be mono or stereo. IIRC, the 45th Anniversary DVD had 5.1 and stereo but no mono...Robert Harris said:Audio is equally as exciting. I viewed with the new 7.1 DTS-HD MA. The original monaural mix is also included for those who seek the original experience, although many prints in 1964 were magnetic stereo
Cinescott said:Bring on 20,000 Leagues.
Matt Hough said:And Old Yeller and Swiss Family Robinson and Pollyanna and The Parent Trap and on and on.
And I would just like to add my personal favorite: The Happiest Millionaire.Peter McM said:...and Song of the South
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Fear not, I ordered it from Amazon ... so the drone should be touching down early next week. As I put my tuppence into the S&P 500, I think I can also afford some birdseed as well.Reed Grele said:That's the good news I've been waiting for!
Hopefully Rich D or Charles Smith will bring over their copy, so I won't need to spend my tuppence.After all the projector upgrades I did this year, I don't think I'd be able to scrape up a brass farthing anyway.
Awww, I was hoping this would be an exception that escaped Disney's recent desire "fix" the xeroxing process by attempting to redraw every line into a like thickness and boldness. Seeing those and Netflix and other streaming sources did well enough to convince me not to get the blu-rays. I assume they do this to make sure the DNR process they use doesn't erase any lines, but it's almost just as bad. Surely there's a better way to restore and remaster these in HD.bigshot said:Screen grab from blu-ray https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152020101732348&set=pcb.10152020105662348&type=1&relevant_count=2
Detail of screen grab from blu-ray https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152020101712348&set=pcb.10152020105662348&type=1&relevant_count=1
What xerox lines actually looked like https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10152020128107348&set=a.120005487347.99796.561602347&type=1&relevant_count=1