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  1. Robert Harris

    A Few Words About A few words about…™ Nightmare Alley – in Blu-ray

    Keep in mind that this apparently derives from a full-contrast print. As to Criterion, I doubt that they were involved. They do better work than this. I'd bet it's as the studio delivered.
  2. Robert Harris

    A Few Words About A few words about…™ Nightmare Alley – in Blu-ray

    That’s hardly worth noting., and appears to be normal print contrast. The blown-out shots are unfortunately obvious, and probably at least partially correctable. There appear to be no blown-out examples on Beaver. You’ll know them when you see them. As I was viewing, I was thinking that the...
  3. Robert Harris

    A Few Words About A few words about…™ Nightmare Alley – in Blu-ray

    Nightmare Alley may be Tyrone Power's darkest film. The 1947 Fox production, directed by Edmund Goulding, definitely falls within noir parameters. Criterion's new Blu-ray - and I'm complaining, as I'm thrilled to have it - is a wonderful example of something that I've discussed in the past -...
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