Recent content by Dave Blair

Golden Harvest chief in $101m row Per the South China Morning Post in 1999: https://www.scmp.com/comment/opinion/article/3128134/why-im-sitting-out-xinjiang-cotton-boycott Golden Harvest boss Raymond Chow Ting-hsing has been accused of flouting a $101 million loan deal with Chase...

I agree. This is my favorite of the Scott films.

Thank you for the explanation and the work that went into it. I would like more transparency as well, and iNFB on who sighed off on the project

Thanks. Where then does HDR come into play? Are 2 masters created? It would seem risky to have HDR baked into the master only to have to remove it if and when improved technology arrives and I know it will.

I am no professional. Help me out. What is the difference between authoring and mastering and how does each affect to look of the final product?

What is the source of this information regarding burned vs pressed discs. I am suspicious of the veracity of such a claim, but would like to read more from a reputable source.

The question is in regard to the 3D glasses you mentioned.

Can you assist in locating glasses; brand name, seller etc..

Years ago I read a few early Perry Mason pulps. The first is ”The Cat with the Velvet Claws.” Perry was always a lawyer in the novels that I read. He wasn’t a stickler for rules and refs. The novels were so popular they immediately started a series of movies which I enjoyed being a fan of...

Regarding the intermission in Taza: per 3dfilmarchive.com “BONUS QUESTION: Why do 1950's 3-D movies have an intermission? All Golden Age 3-D features had a built-in intermission point around the 50 minute mark. This point was known to the creative team during production so the scripts were...

I read the book, saw the movie, bought the LP soundtrack, purchased the DVD and Blu-Ray read the book again, and soon I will buy yet another Blu-ray. Did I mention that I like the film?

It is a great film. I saw it upon release and have seen it many times since. For the readers out there it is a film adaptation of the Edward Abbey novel The Brave Cowboy which is a great read. I remember being energized after seeing this and recognizing it as an adult themed movie, something...

Nice review. I can at last stop buying this film. I have the Laser Disc, the DVD and the new Blu-ray. One of my favorites. Gorgeous! My Dad called me to watch this every time it was on TV. As a kid I was unaware it was a color movie.

While that is true I believe that without support for physical media the choices will evaporate. My point is that we should support physical media as best we can. Support what you love. I realize, as well, that at this time in history discs are a low priority and money might be better used by...

Please just buy the movie. Without our support there will be no more outpouring of classic movies. I repeat, just buy it!