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Aliens was actually de-grained and then had fake grain added back on top after the rest of the processing was done.

I believe that should say, "Here come the judg." :rolling-smiley:

Whenever I get brain freeze and forget how many Ms and Rs "tomorrow" is supposed to have, I hear that annoying song from Annie in my head: "The sun will come out, TOM-OR-ROW."

Technically, both spellings are valid in either American or British English. https://www.thesaurus.com/e/grammar/judgement-vs-judgment/ "Why are there two spellings? Many think that the difference between judgement and judgment is that the longer version is the British spelling, whereas the...

The editor in me compels me to point out that the movie's correct title is actually Terminator 2: Judgment Day, not "Judgement."

To be clear, Studio Canal owns the movie. Lionsgate is just the licensee distributor for Studio Canal product in the U.S. There is precedent for this. William Friedkin tinted The French Connection purple. In the "Restoration" featurette on the original Blu-ray, you can see him watching the...

There's also the awkward friction between what the director wanted to do with the movie (likely something more irreverent or kookily inventive like Deadpool) and what Cameron would actually let him do. 'Dark Fate' director Tim Miller notes he is unlikely to work with James Cameron again

Dark Fate was only so-so as a movie, but I don't think that was Hamilton's fault. She did what she was supposed to do, which was play an older, more grizzled version of Sarah Connor. One of her recent TV roles is playing the nefarious military general on Resident Alien, which is a fun show.

I still periodically run into people who feel it necessary to yell at me for holding a stance of format neutrality during the High-Def Format War 14 years ago. :)

Studio Canal is a huge entity in Europe and owns the third largest film library in the world. I don't think Cameron would snub his nose at them.

At this point, Studio Canal owns the movie. Lionsgate is just the North American distributor. The "restoration," disc authoring, etc. were all done by Studio Canal. The only thing Lionsgate may have a say in is what the American packaging will look like.

The official statement from Studio Canal reads: "Our 30th anniversary editions include the 2017 4K restoration overseen and approved by James Cameron." The most optimistic reading of this could leave room for the possibility that Studio Canal might go back to the 4K scan and restoration work...