Sorry, but this is an amazing piece of film music and the treatment it has received for the Star Wars DVD is not acceptable. This probably doesn't make much sense to most people, but I'm a much larger fan of film music than I am of films in general. I'm not a huge fan of Star Wars, but I...
Is Columbia Tristar going to ever lower the price of Obsession? I probably would have bought that by now, but the MSRP of $24.95 sets the price a bit higher than I'm willing to pay.
Well it sounds like I'm probably going to be waiting until HD-DVD to see Star Wars in its proper aspect ratio. Until then I'll be continuing to watch my VHS dub of the pan and scan CED. Mistakes are mistakes, they are not "deliberate creative decisions." Somebody messed up the mix and now the...
Well, as mentioned earlier in this thread, Columbia Tristar took the widescreen release of Annie and replaced it with a "Special Edition" pan and scan-only DVD, complete with 5.1 DTS sound. Yes, they apparently are this stupid.
I don't really care if it's THX-certified or not. I have plenty of THX titles (e.g. Moulin Rouge, The Sound of Music) that clearly could have used more quality control, but THX still took their check and allowed their logo to be slapped on them anyway. It's a useless logo and it means nothing...
I just don't understand why Sony determined that we needed to switch between color and B&W on the fly. Doesn't that lower the bandwidth available to both video streams?
Bruce Botnick claims that Star Trek: TMP is the first digitally recorded score. John Barry and Dan Wallin claim that The Black Hole is. I had never heard the claim about Star Trek: TMP until Botnick asserted it in the liner notes of the Nemesis SACD. The latest Star Trek: TMP CD from...