I purchased a copy of "All The King's Men" - the original 1949 movie that won Best Picture and was surprised by the lack of DVD quality Columbia (Sony) gave this film. Is this the best source they had to work with? Anything in the works for a better "restored" version on SD?
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"All The King's Men" (1949) - Why No Better From Columbia?
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