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Maxwell Everett, over on Blu-ray.com has already created and posted a pretty outstanding custom cover for 5-6 disc cases (22mm spine). http://forum.blu-ray.com/showpost.php?p=6457155&postcount=5122 Mark

Here's my complaint about the Raiders Blu-ray... The image is so detailed, I saw something I wish I hadn't seen. When Indy and Satipo are making their way into the cave at the beginning of the movie, a few moments BEFORE the spider scene we see Indy's back (long shot as they move away from the...

It's good to see you finally agreeing that a warmer, more golden image, might be more representative of what we saw in the theater. :) Mark

As for remembering what we saw in the theater.... I watched Raiders at least a dozen times in the theater in 1981. I dragged many of my friends to the theater, just so I had an excuse to see the movie again. I was 25 years old. I was ALREADY into "home theater" at the time, WELL ahead of the...

I didn't notice that the HTF review was posted when I submitted my message. Thanks for the heads up! Neil gave Raiders a 4.5 out of 5 for video. His thoughts on this controversial subject: Mark

Review is up at Blu-ray.com: http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Indiana-Jones-The-Complete-Adventures-Blu-ray/3956/#Review Mark

Sorry, but the composite you created is still too blue. The foliage in the background has too much blue and the mist on the right side is still too blue. The 2012 Blu-ray grab looks the most natural to me, and how I remember it looking in the theater in 1981. The whole thing had this "dusty"...

Add my name to the string of folks agreeing with Mark! I saw Raiders in the theater at least a dozen times and it did NOT look as over-saturated and blue as the DVD screen grabs. I also feel the Blu-ray color palette is MUCH more realistic. Take this shot, for example: The shadows tell us...