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JeffT. said:
It was just announced (in another discussion thread) that SILENT RUNNING (1972) is also scheduled for a bluray upgrade so can FAHRENHEIT 451 (1966) be far behind?
All great upcoming releases and let's hope that Universal Studios Home Entertainment extends itself to (at the very least) including the original theatrical trailers as bonuses.
Jeff T.
A quite beautiful print of this is available on Blu-ray from Koch in Germany. Yet another title of hundreds and hundreds that should convince all of you to have region-free players...what's holding you back, other than an initial $200.00 expenditure? The discs themselves cost little more (including shipping) than the majority of U.S. catalog releases.Kevin L McCorry said:And not to appear greedy, but I'd like to see Fahrenheit 451 released to Blu-Ray this year, too.
Dick said:...The discs themselves cost little more (including shipping) than the majority of U.S. catalog releases.
Dick said:A quite beautiful print of this is available on Blu-ray from Koch in Germany. Yet another title of hundreds and hundreds that should convince all of you to have region-free players...what's holding you back, other than an initial $200.00 expenditure? The discs themselves cost little more (including shipping) than the majority of U.S. catalog releases.
Worth said:If you have a region-free player that has been hardware modified, firmware updates will have no effect.
Kevin L McCorry said:Probably best to just have 2 players, a Region A and a Region B, as I have. My Region B was once a multi-region but it strangely became Region B after only a few months of use.