I like all three differences found in the 165 minute version:
1. The 70 or so missing seconds in the opening sequence take nothing away from the brilliant segment; their loss actually tightens up the sequence in a good way.
2. No defense for the Harmonica rising scene except that I like it...
I agree with this, with the exception of the color of the dirt fields in the crop dusting sequence. The brown tone of the dirt in the blu-ray has *never* looked right to me and somewhat takes me out of the film at this point whenever I watch the BD.
Is there any source for reliable records from the Legion of Decency, particularly involving the dating of their ratings?
On the web, I am seeing Psycho listed as being rated both "C" (Condemned) and "B" (Morally objectionable in part). Is it possible that the LofD rated the film prior to its...
There is an anamorphic DVD of Matewan available. Look for the Canadian Seville Pictures DVD.
And, let me join the chorus: “We need more John Sayles on blu-ray!!!!”
Mr. Lime,
I know many might consider this a minor feature of this wonderful sounding set, but I think it is HUGE! Thanks to K-L for including it!
Scott
Can't wait for...
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And, as much as I hate those 'now that you're going to release these, what about this' messages, is there any chance Twilight Time will release that other missing 1960's Wilder widescreen...
Unfortunately, not yet. I'm waiting for all of the unreleased UA Wilder films.
Is there no love here for
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The MGMHD showing a couple years ago looked great, except for the horribly windowboxed credits. I thought this would be a no-brainer as I...