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I believe Kino is working on this title for release in 2024. I am very pleased.

I find this to be an interesting comparison. http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film5/blu-ray_reviews_66/odd_man_out_blu-ray.htm

Car? I think "Train".

Discs are relatively cheap but some folks have tighter budgets than others. Instead of letting them go on sale after a period at "full" price, price them low out of the gate and see how sales improve. We are all used to seeing MSRP. We will know when a title is selling at a "sale" price.

Has anyone found another site that performs the same function?

Have tried for several days to access DVD Basen and keep getting the screen that says: "This site can't be reached." Is it gone for good?

As long as Robert Harris is sticking around...., okay.

Actually, yes. A little bit. Gate jitter, bob & weave in small amounts told me that physical film was being projected. I guess it is a nostalgia thing.

LG is very hard to beat. I have a Panasonic VIERA TC-P55GT30 virtually side by side with my LG CX 65 and the difference is pretty obvious. The blacks on the LG are better than the Vierra and the bump from HD to 4K UHD is striking. The colours are amazing and it uses a lot less power then the...

Per the IMDB: "Writer and director Armando Iannucci insisted on not having the characters speak with Russian accents, for two reasons: he thought it would take audiences out of the movie, and he did not want the actors and actresses to worry about their accents when improvising. In a...

Orange is closer to the true colour of the "red" planet.

I thought they were moving away from sequels.

Spelled with a "z" if you are an American. If from the UK, it is spelled correctly.

I have always liked this film but this is one of the hardest 4K transfers to watch.

I bought a DVD recorder and recorded my LD's on to DVD's with the secondary audio, or the supplements, or the image galleries. worked out really well!

Interesting that a disc from Criterion's old LaserDisc days (#136) would get a new Spine number (#1153). They have always tried to use the old number when updating to the new formats.

Well, there is a new commentary track. Glenn Erickson says: "The smooth and authoritative audio commentary is contributed by Imogen Sara Smith. It’s a clean track that discusses the expected issues and concentrates on a visual analysis. It’s level-headed too, avoiding the deification of Kubrick...

2001 and Forbidden Planet on LD. Before I owned a player.

Boorman was unhappy with the stereo mix and decided to release it mono in its first run. Not sure after that.

I will put on my 4K wishlist a new scan and 4K UHD disc release of Excalibur. I think it would benefit from the HDR grade and improved resolution. A decent seller me thinks.

My question is why, if shot on 65mm film, was it not presented in the 2.21:1 aspect ratio? The only thing I can think of is the the area commonly used inside the sprocket holes for mag stripping was exposed as image, resulting in a slightly wider frame.

Because the magnetic stripping had to be put somewhere so it was added to the sides at 2.5mm each.

Looks pretty good to me.

Got my flash sale version of HDN today. It has a sticker on the back with the UPC: 715515272612. The digipak underneath has the UPC: 715515267212. I think the corrected version was shipped out for the flash sale. I will be checking it out tonight!

Great 60 Minutes piece on the programme. https://www.cbsnews.com/news/beatles-get-back-let-it-be-peter-jackson-60-minutes-2021-11-14/

I always found The Big Newport to have the best combination of screen size (71') and sound excellence. http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/2915

Twilight Time isn't Twilight Time with at least Julie Kirgo on board.

I think his posts on these subjects are in his "Rumour Mill" catagory.