B-ROLL
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I heard of that guy at Paramount. He used to be big
I heard of that guy at Paramount. He used to be big
I'm not sure why people get so polarized (and overreact) over screencaps (one way or the other) regardless of who/where's the source for them -- yes, I get some sources/sites, especially in decades past, have been too unreliable/iffy, but not all seem to be though... at least if/when understood in proper light...
Like most anything/one else, they're just samplings/data points that probably don't tell the whole story nor are necessarily wrong/inaccurate or completely useless at least in cases provided by reasonably reliable sources/sites, especially if/when taken/understood w/ proper qualifications, etc.
Anyhoo...
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You sure?? I saw it like 5 times in 3D and they were all 1.85:1. In different theaters too.
Edit. Now I’m not sure. Just searched the net and couldn’t find any AR info on the 2023 imax rerelease.
I got to know Miss Swanson around 1981. In her prime, she was 4’ 11”. When we met she was probably around 4’ 9”. Extraordinary woman. She was hopeful that someone would someday find Madame Sans-Gene, which she shot at Chateau Fontainebleau in 1925. I don’t believe a frame has been found.
You’re right and I was wrong with my comments. I have since deleted them and I offer my sincere apology to Konstantinos for making them.This.
I find it rather stunning how Konstantinos is made fun of / attacked because he wants to check caps to see if the upgrade over the (very good) Blu-ray will be worth it to him. He did not say that everybody should wait for the caps to make a decision or anything like that but he only said what HE wanted to do. That was obviously enough to alarm the anti-screencaps police who immediately make some fun at his expense and it can never hurt to also propagate some falsehoods about screencaps.
Sorry guys, this is something that drags down the site and a harmless post like the one by Konstantinos should not elicit such a reaction.
Now back to Titanic that I am happy has finally made it to UHD even though it seems that it is more of a reinvention and less of a faithful recreation of the original release.
Thank you. Don't worry.. All's well.You’re right and I was wrong with my comments. I have since deleted them and I offer my sincere apology to Konstantinos for making them.
I can't speak for every theater, but the one I saw it in definitely presented it in 2.35. Cameron released Avatar in multiple aspect ratios, so it's entirely possible the same was done for the Titanic re-release.You sure?? I saw it like 5 times in 3D and they were all 1.85:1. In different theaters too.
Edit. Now I’m not sure. Just searched the net and couldn’t find any AR info on the 2023 imax rerelease.
You’re right and I was wrong with my comments. I have since deleted them and I offer my sincere apology to Konstantinos for making them.
Thank you. Don't worry.. All's well.
When Mr Harris has not reviewed a film we're interested in, caps-a-holic is a useful tool.Do you trust them more than RAH and others here?
The iTunes version is even more complicated that than this. Even after signing out and back in on every device, my iTunes digital (redeemed via code) appears to be different everywhere I look, but nowhere can I actually watch the 4K version.Depending on when the digital code was redeemed, your existing iTunes version of Titanic may have been upgraded to 4K Dolby Vision. I redeemed my digital code back in 2012, when the Blu-ray I own was released. My digital copy in iTunes was NOT upgraded to 4K. But people who purchased the exact same 2012 version and redeemed the code more recently have reported getting the free upgrade.
I logged onto my iTunes account using my computer. I was surprised to discover that Apple was offering to upgrade my HD copy to 4K for $7.99. This offer did NOT show up on my iPad or on my Apple TV 4K. $7.99 seemed reasonable and I pulled the trigger so my wife and I could watch the 4K version this weekend. Still debating whether I'll cancel the 4K Blu-ray I have on pre-order.
I briefly scanned part of the 4K version. What I saw was absolutely gorgeous! Stunning! OMG, this bodes well for True Lies and The Abyss.
Mark
Dark Vader, you speak for me tooI speak for myself when I say that if Robert Harris is highly recommending a film especially one this important in this format then I don't need to view screenshots (which are highly compressed and therefore misleading) to purchase with absolute confidence. After all, this was the guy who led the team that saved one of my all-time favorite films, "My Fair Lady" way back in the 1990s.
It's simply a done deal!
Same here, this looks like a 2.35 to 1The 4K/Dolby Vision digital appears to be 2.35 without doing exact measurements.
Hahahere we go again...