Search results

:P

I even preceded my statement about this a couple of paragraphs up -- that I was in the minority of home cinema enthusiasts who didn't have a problem with the Blu-ray (1080p) transfer of the film. I know it's not highly regarded, but I see nothing wrong with it when I view it that would force me...

Five years here? You are indeed established, sir...by all manner of forum decorum. :thumbs-up-smiley: While I was very impressed with Warner's treatment of The Shining in UHD Blu, I don't see another format besting the Blu-ray of Clockwork I already own. And as much as I am a fan of the title...

As a more "established" member, you should have noted more carefully that I never stated I owned the DVD of Clockwork Orange -- but Warner's first single-disc BD release of it. ;) And just because I'm new here doesn't mean I have zero experience in terms of the hobby and film presentation; I...

Pardon; I probably didn't explain myself to the fullest extent in my reply.

I know it's almost universally shunned throughout the HT community, but I actually have no issues with Warner's first Blu-ray release of Clockwork Orange; I believe the subsequent digibook release and others since the release of the single-disc BD are based on that same transfer. Reviewer Josh...

Thank you for your response. I totally understand where you're coming from -- and I would like to think of myself as one of the crowd that believes artistic intent should be respected. I never touch widescreen presentations -- I'm not one of those who scream about the letterbox areas in scope...

Like Dave above, I own and have been watching the full screen DVD of FMJ (the Warner snapper case variant sourced from the Kubrick Collection of years back; I also owned The Shining in this DVD variant but upgraded to the UHD Blu) but never bought into HD DVD when the format war was going on, so...