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- Robert Harris
After a brief spin of the new Robin Hood release from WB, I highly recommend their offering.
The Technicolor records have been beautifully rendered from both original and dupe elements, and form the best looking version of the film in modern times. It should be noted that while this release does not accurately represent the 1938 original, those familiar with early three strip Technicolor will be aware that a proper representation of the original look would be met by a less than enthusiastic reception in 2003.
This Robin Hood is wonderfully portrayed and reproduced for its entertainment pleasure, which is immense.
A primary disc and a second are packed with additional material inclusive of a documentary on the Technicolor process and a large group of deleted scenes and outs.
This is a disc which belongs in the collection of anyone who loves film and a bargain at under $20.
RAH
The Technicolor records have been beautifully rendered from both original and dupe elements, and form the best looking version of the film in modern times. It should be noted that while this release does not accurately represent the 1938 original, those familiar with early three strip Technicolor will be aware that a proper representation of the original look would be met by a less than enthusiastic reception in 2003.
This Robin Hood is wonderfully portrayed and reproduced for its entertainment pleasure, which is immense.
A primary disc and a second are packed with additional material inclusive of a documentary on the Technicolor process and a large group of deleted scenes and outs.
This is a disc which belongs in the collection of anyone who loves film and a bargain at under $20.
RAH