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Universal's newly released Blu-ray of Quentin Tarantino's Glourious Basterds follows a great heritage of films about the love of the cinema.
From Buster Keaton's 1924 Sherlock Jr. to Harry Hurwitz's The Projectionist with Chuck McCann in the booth, to Guisseppe Tornatore's Cinema Paradiso and now Mr. Tarantino's Glourious Basterds, these films have always been something special.
Only now with Nazis.
Inglourious Basterds is a glorious Blu-ray, both visually and sonically -- the track extremely full, rich and resoundingly satisfying.
Terrific film. Great new Blu-ray.
Recommended.
RAH
From Buster Keaton's 1924 Sherlock Jr. to Harry Hurwitz's The Projectionist with Chuck McCann in the booth, to Guisseppe Tornatore's Cinema Paradiso and now Mr. Tarantino's Glourious Basterds, these films have always been something special.
Only now with Nazis.
Inglourious Basterds is a glorious Blu-ray, both visually and sonically -- the track extremely full, rich and resoundingly satisfying.
Terrific film. Great new Blu-ray.
Recommended.
RAH