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LOL, sorry for the unintentional thread hijack - one sarcastic comment on a scene from Star Wars, and we're off to the races.

As I said, I was very pleased with the Blu-Ray presentation, but any claims that changes were "alway intended" from any filmmaker these days can be taken with a grain of salt (though looking at the various screenshots, this particular release doesn't look like a case of Lucas syndrome to me)...

I posted it earlier. Kim PMed me to clarify that there is a typo in that statement and that the new transfer was commissioned in 2006, not 1996.

My wife and I watched the Blu-ray from Netflix tonight. I opted to rent due to the fact that while I claim to be a horror nut, I have never seen this film before. We both enjoyed it a lot, so it will be getting purchased very soon. I actually like the lighting/coloring of the scenes that have...

Posted as an addendum to the DVD Empire review - this is th ebest explanation I have read in regards to the changes that are present from previous versions: Editor's Note: Kim Aubrey, who works for ZAP Zoetrope Aubry Productions LLC and worked on the Blu-ray transfer of this title, took...

Dave, it's your projector. Buy yourself a newer model, and then send me your current one.

I'll hopefully be getting this from Netflix momentarily. I've actually never seen this film before, much to the chagrin of fellow horror lovers, so I'll be seeing it with fresh eyes. I'm not surprised that a director who is close friends with George Lucas has deemed that his intent on how his...