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The Criterion is fine.

There is no limit to the number of wet-gate elements, unless the lab wet-gates a negative that’s been lacquered or coated, at which point the negative turns to a solid block, not wishing to be unwound. The new harvest is said to be from the OCN, and I have no reason to doubt it. Not certain if...

As well as an apparently upgraded audio track. The only game in town, and worth the investment, provided one appreciates off-beat films. It deserves to be seen, but is not for everyone.

Spine number 29 in the Paramounts Presents series is Hal Ashby's Harold and Maude, a dark comedy from 1971. Now "Newly Restored and Remastered," I'm seeing very little to distinguish this new release from that of the 2012 (now out of print) Criterion edition that was derived from an IP...