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At least I also have the DVD in its correct AR.

And Beatrice Straight won the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for a knock-out scene. Brief, but indelible.

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Aspect ratio?

I jumped on it (3000 years of longing...) at 4.99 and 4K. Got excellent reviews. Don't know when I'll watch it, but I'll have it.

Is the On the Town streaming version better than the much-maligned BD?

It's got a great cast. For me, 'twas Ann Harding that sold me. I'll watch her in anything. For lagniappe, you get Joan Blondell, Randolph Scott, the Georges Brent and Raft. I liked it.

I have the Olive BD of Pimpernel Smith.

Not everyone thinks Kane is a masterpiece either. As you always say, film criticism is very personal.

Re: Two for the Road: Great closing lines. The editing is full of visual puns that are very New Wave. They still feel very fresh and inventive. William Daniels and Eleanor Bron in a hilarious supporting storyline with a brat from hell who is a living ad for birth control. A young Jacqueline...

TOM JONES????? Saturday Night and Sunday Morning. Shoot the Moon. The Dresser. Charlie Bubbles. Under the Volcano. Et cetera.

I never tire of watching it. The acting is superb; the writing is pithy; the music is unforgettable; the editing is razor sharp. It's a portrait of a couple, on the road, for about 10 years. I always laugh and I always cry. A Donen masterpiece. I saw it when it came out. I was 17, and fell in...

The Straight Story is a masterpiece. Period.

Maybe the person was confused after watching the opera composed by Andre Previn, starring Renee Fleming? Not a WB release, though.

The box set is essential for all the fascinating extras included. However, if you're not willing to pay the current price of $49.99, I'd still urge to buy all 3 films. The first time I saw Europa '51 at the NYFF, it shattered me. Bergman's performance as a modern saint is simply heartbreaking...

Watched the superb Arrow transfer last night. 4K from the negative. The disc is not 4K. The film is terrific indeed.

I pounced on this one.

With the best performance of the year. The bear (the character) should have won the AA.

I saw the play off-B'way with Michael Shannon. First time I saw the man (all of him). Unforgettable experience. He has since become one of my favorite actors for his raw, courageous performances.

Thanks to both Tino and Robert!

There's a Batman 4-Film deal for $14.99 in iTunes. It states that the films are 4K, but when you try to buy the bundle, it states films are HD. Can anyone verify which is true?

Thanks!

And you bought using which streaming service?

Could it be that the trailer is is 2.35 but the actual film is P&S in all the streaming services?

I have. Like Bruce I saw it theatrically in 1960. I also have the huge German box.

So I did see HONDO in 3D in its OAR of 1.85! However, @Robert Crawford , I remember returning the BD because it was flat and not 3D even though Gretchen Wayne owned the DCP that I'd just watched. Paramount was not interested in using her master.

HUD also has Patricia Neal's Oscar-winning performance (although she has more of a supporting part), and Melvyn Douglas also won a Supporting Oscar. James Wong Howe won for his excellent B&W cinematography. So this film is no slouch. I saw it when it came out and later on in NYC in a gorgeous...

Not 1.37. I also remember Hondo, which I saw in 3D, being WS. But it may be a false memory.

Caveat emptor on Sabrina. It may be in the wrong AR. It should be widescreen.

Old age. Haven't seen it since it opened (I think) for it's quite painful to watch. It sears the brain.