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Originally Posted by TravisR
Any idea when Zodiac will come out on Blu-Ray? And better yet, might it contain the featurettes that didn't make the DVD or HD DVD?
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Originally Posted by Russell G
...what other unused bits are there?
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Originally Posted by Greg Mariotti
With the extra space of BD, any chance we could see the remaining supplements that were dropped from the HD-DVD and standard DVD releases?
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Originally Posted by Greg Mariotti
according to the insert in the new Transformers BD, Zodiac is coming to Blu-Ray before the end of the year.
With the extra space of BD, any chance we could see the remaining supplements that were dropped from the HD-DVD and standard DVD releases? thanks |
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Favorite films of all time in no order
1. Zodiac 2. Dawn of the Dead (1978) 3. The Good The Bad and The Ugly 4. Blade Runner 5. The Warriors 6. Dark Knight 7. The Godfather 8. Bullitt 9. Experiment in Terror 10. Raiders of the Lost...
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"To sin by silence when we should protest makes cowards out of men."
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Originally Posted by merrick97
Mr Prior,
Im curious if you think that Arthur Leigh Allen was the actual Zodiac killer? New evidence seems to paint Jack Tarrance as the prime suspect. Im curious if future editions of Zodiac on blu or dvd would tackle this. |
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Originally Posted by David Prior
I think the key to Allen is that he was not the Zodiac, but he really got off on people thinking he was.
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Originally Posted by TravisR
I didn't post this when the Blu-ray came out but the disc is excellent. Not to kiss ass too much but the documentary is really one of the most interesting and thoroughly researched docs that I've ever seen. It shows the reality of the crimes but doesn't wallow in the violence or exploit the victims. Even smaller things like having the interviewees looking into the camera creates an unsettling feeling and is a nice change of pace from the usual way that they shoot interviews.
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Originally Posted by TravisR
Which is tragic because investigators could have been concentrating on other people (rather than wasting time on someone who just wanted attention) and maybe caught the real killer.
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Originally Posted by David Prior
What's really tragic is the interdepartmental screw ups, jurisdictional disputes, and CYA tactics that allowed Zodiac to slip away from the Washington and Cherry murder. That was the best chance anyone had of catching him and he waltzed away.
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Originally Posted by David Prior
Jack Tarrance (no relation to Jack Torrence, though I love the coincidence) has been on the radar before, but in my opinion the evidence is fairly sketchy.
My personal opinion is that Leigh Allen was not the Zodiac killer. I arrived at this after two years of heavy research and interviews with literally dozens of people involved in the case. When I first started delving into the case I was 90% sure Allen was the guy. By the time I was finished with the DVD, I was 80-20 against. The coincidences are very compelling, but the hard evidence is non existent, and I susbcribe to Charles Dickens admonition: "Take nothing on its looks; take everything on evidence. There's no better rule," at least when it comes to criminal investigations. I think the key to Allen is that he was not the Zodiac, but he really got off on people thinking he was. All that aside, no one knows for sure. And that's what's so tantalizing and so maddening about the case. |
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Originally Posted by merrick97
I also seem to recall that DNA testing has confirmed that Allen was NOT the killer and last I heard the DNA evidence on Tarrance was inconclusive.
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