kagemusha98
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Watched it tonight...Some portions of the film look spectacular and others very brown and drab. Alas there is no American Masters documentary:-(
If I had to guess I'd bet it was originally planned to be a part of the release but they found out they didn't have the rights to it and had to pull it at the last minute. It looks like somebody hit the "print" key (so to speak) on an older, outdated sleeve made up before the specs changed and no one caught it before they rolled out.Originally Posted by bbath7
Got mine today. It's one of my favorite movies and looks/sounds fabulous!
I understand if they couldn't put the Garland documentary on the disc for whatever reasons. But, why advertise it be on there?
Warner's has never done this before! I really wish we could hear a reason for it.
If you have Facebook, like the Warner Archive Collection's fan page and ask them there. They're really good about responding to fan inquiries. But I'd say Will is on the money about this one.bbath7 said:Warner's has never done this before! I really wish we could hear a reason for it.
I wonder if it's because of the promised-but-missing documentary. A few of the comments mention the missing extra, but overall reviews are good.While this item is available from other marketplace sellers on this page, it is not currently offered by Amazon.com because customers have told us there may be something wrong with our inventory of the item, the way we are shipping it, or the way it's described here. (Thanks for the tip!) We're working to fix the problem as quickly as possible.
Thanks for this great bit of news! I just contacted them and requested a replacement disc at this site: http://www.warnerbros.com/help/customer-service.html Hopefully I'll hear something back from them in a few days. Will post as soon as I do!bbath7 said:According to comments on Amazon, Warner's are sending out corrected discs very soon. They were made aware of the omission and will send replacement discs. Good news!
If that were true, there would be a huge outcry. What is more likely the case is that as the English soundtrack is DTS-HD Master Audio and all the foreign language soundtracks are Dolby Digital, your player settings are probably not set up correctly to process the sound in a way that your receiver (or whatever is producing sound for you) can interpret.Richard M S said:...but the English language soundtrack is missing...
I would have to agree with this - there isn't any other possible explanation. The question now is will the original poster sheepishly return to say oopsMark-P said:If that were true, there would be a huge outcry. What is more likely the case is that as the English soundtrack is DTS-HD Master Audio and all the foreign language soundtracks are Dolby Digital, your player settings are probably not set up correctly to process the sound in a way that your receiver (or whatever is producing sound for you) can interpret.
You may have no interest in the technology but the technology is going to rear its ugly little head occasionally. It is hard to keep up with it, I admit. But the point is, there's nothing wrong with the Blu-ray. I think it's an easy fix, though - someone can maybe chime in and tell you exactly what you need to do in your settings.Richard M S said:Nope, I just put my Blu-rays into my Blu-ray player and watch it on my tv, so I have little to no interest in the technology beyond press and play. The content matters more to me; that being said I will look into what you are saying though it is odd the sound on every other Blu-ray worked without my fiddling with the sound set-up.