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Has anybody noticed that during I Could Have Danced All Night Nixon's dubbing, which isn't precise for most of the film, is especially imprecise yet the maid's interjections are nearly perfectly synched? And why is all the dialogue perfect? Most distracting. Nixon did not have these problems on...

Just rewatched part of the streaming 4k on itunes and my initial impressions were confirmed. The colors have been slightly dulled and the sound isn't as good. The films comes alive on bluray in a way it doesn't in 4k. I wonder why they didn't go to Mr. Harris for this? If they decide to put it...

During the exit music Paramount thanks Robert Harris for his restoration work on the film. All the rest of the restoration credits have been eliminated. It's my favorite Grady Sutton film next to The Bank Dick.

I feel the 4k has less grain and more clarity on my 86". Maybe too much. One see the wigs and make up all too well. Even Rex's toupee which Cecil took such care with. I always feel that the filmmakers never meant for the film to be seen like this. Another but and this is a big but. Though very...

Is it possible that a 4k disc would be better than the streaming or would they be the exact same thing?

I find it odd that Moss Hart gets no credit(Directed on the Broadway stage by) when everyone agrees he pulled all the elements together that was a crucial part in making it a hit. Even a year earlier Gower Champion got a credit in the title sequence of Bye Bye Birdie. Poor Moss. Alan J Lerner...

Yes really bizarre not conferring with Mr. Harris. And now I know why Cecil referred to Gene as 'the policeman's son.' He got himself into the final shot!

What are the chances and possibly when could it be on physical media?

Well I do hope Mr. Harris responds about digitally taking out the shadow in the final scene for the 50th Anniversary edition. Looks like I'm not the only one who used to see it.

I hope there will be a 4k release! I can't friggin play the glorious 50th Anniversary disc through my new TV!! Pretty crazy but it's true. Speaking of which did Mr Harris remove a shadow from one of the crew members in the final scene of the film? Once seen it can't be unseen. But it is no...