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The French release was confirmed region free. Caps-a-holic says the German disc is region locked to B. So be careful what your order. Unsure of the U.K. disc at the moment.

Awesome to hear. :)

Then wait till Caps-a-holic post comparison shots. You're not going to get your answer right now.

There should be no differences. They're the same master. And if encoded correctly will look identical considering TT doesn't alter any Masters given to them.

They're both the same Sony 4K scan.

Keep in mind the Killers is a two film box set. Both the 1946 and 1964 Versions.

I received my set. Hopefully will be able to get into this set by early next week.

You missed a whole argument on this during it's original release. It exhibits a form of aliasing.

Lol

Then wouldn't it be more reasonable to have conversations on forums were interest is currently active for these titles and/or label? Me personally, I would go where the action is. My final thoughts. I'm out. :)

I don't think it's fair to assume people are against a label. Until recently Arrow was a region B territory label. As time goes and as the release more diversified genres and titles it should open the doors to more interest.

Then why post in the thread? Anyhow I think it's safe to say just about on every board every label has its adoring fan. ;)

I've seen a few owners with Plasmas now complain as well on some of these titles. Whether there is an issue or not (I don't know) I do see more and more complaints gradually coming in on these titles. It is not a gamma issue on ones set.

No doubt this picture will look quite lovely being blown through a projector system or on large display screens.

http://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=10539738&postcount=159 Looks like a very good upgrade in picture quality indeed.

I pulled out Wrath of Khan tonight. The film holds up well and like many is my favorite of the original 6 films. Best transfer as well. R.I.P. Mr. Nimoy.

Maybe you should PM or email that reviewer from that website. ;)

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Make Way For Tomorrow is also part of May's line-up

I'm curious to see if WB made any upgrade in the audio department seeing how the original release was lossy DD Mono.

Lust for Life needs to be added to this list :)

I would expect that since these titles are not OOP with Criterion we may see an upgrade sooner rather then later. Also I'd disagree about Criterion not getting Foreign release out compared to overseas. They have release quite a handful of films that have yet to be released in there respective...

Hombre, Man for All Seasons, and Mississippi Burning for me. May all around is looking to be an expensive month for me. :)

Amazon is advertising this title as 4K and another poster on another message board stated it differes from his U.K. Sony release from a few years ago image wise when compared. So it may well be a new 4K scan. :) Edit. Sorry RAH I see you meant it looked so great it was like watching in native...

I have to respectfully disagree. Using promotional material or older masters (some created years ago) is not a correct way to justify or insinuate that a current master is incorrect in regards to colors. While I've never seen the Laserdisc I have seen the 40th DVD version and Julie Andrews hair...

I remember picking up a prime rib roast a few years back at Cosco and finding they had the then recently release Fox films How Green Was Your Valley, Gentleman's Agreement, and Wild River for 8.99 each or something like that. Also scored on a trip there once with Woody Allen films Manhattan...

Obviously I'm not RAH However the Criterion release uses the same master that was created and prepared for Arrows release. CC licensed out their master so overall in motion they should look identical. :)

You might be confusing a full on restoration with a label scanning elements that are in good to great condition and simply doing digital work. Color grading debris removal etc etc.

It'll be interesting as when Arrow announced their release it was referred to as a New High definition transfer licensed from Universal created from a 35mm dupe negative by Universal Digital Services and delivered by Hollywood Classics and worked on by James White. Criterions press release...

Looks like they're matching Target.com. Is 12.89 with shipping +tax in CA for me at least.