SAhmed
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Regards,
Regards,
Has there been confirmation that the new Blu-Ray will have the corrected (I.e. original) audio?
Has there been confirmation that the new Blu-Ray will have the corrected (I.e. original) audio?
Yes - I confirmed it earlier in the thread. Both 4K and BD use the same soundtrack...
I'm 99.9% sure both come from the same transfer. I compared the 2 and found them to strongly seem to stem from identical sources...
'cause its the one that Will wants...Ooo, ooo, ooo.
Grease 2 gets a separate BD release in Europe (Germany for example) so since I can't be bothered with the live version I'll pick that up down the line and won't bother with collection set.Turns out they are also finally releasing Grease 2 on Blu Ray! The bummer is (well, aside from that it's Grease 2) that it's only going to be available as part of at "Grease Collection" that includes the first film and the live TV version. In a perfect world, I'd pick up the 4k Grease and the standalone Grease 2. In a more perfect world, I'd pick up 4k versions of Grease and Grease 2.
In this world, however, I'll either pass on both or pick up the Collection now and the 4k of Grease further down the road (not yet a 4k household, so would only get 4k now to future-resistant.
https://www.amazon.com/Grease-Colle...pMn&psc=1&refRID=N6CKBDPM2580G78CWK82
Just wondering if Paramount finally cleared the rights with Coke to show their vintage artwork during the scene where everyone meets at the malt shop. All previous home video releases have obscured the many classic Coca-cola background art using a clumsy traveling matte and/or filter that is so painfully obvious it makes those sequences look silly. Just clear the rights with the sponsor...please! Any word on this...apart from, you know, 'Grease' - which will always be the word!
Well, I also wonder why football teams use only one pigskin, instead of two. With two, both sides are apt to fight less. Share whenever possible, I always say.I know your trying to be humorous but why would anyone wonder why Two competing companies selling the same thing would not be at war, as you put it?
I apologize for doubting. The phrase ‘99.9 sure’ made me think it was an informed opinion, instead of a confirmed fact. Also I tend to think of ‘transfer’ as referring to the picture, not the audio choices. I couldn’t tell if you’d seen or heard the actual Blu-Ray (RAH’s review was specifically of the 4K disc). Apparently you have.
My faulty interpretation.
Replaced with digitally rotoscoped inserts of vintage Pepsi sign(s).
Yeah it’s kind of like fixing some lightsaber effects but not others.Not entirely. There's still one sign that's blurred, and IIRC, there's one Coke promo item that's just blank.
I'm guessing they left the one blurred sign in because a) it's farther in the background than the most prominent one, and b) because it's in the movie for less time. Still seems weird they'd "fix" some signs and not others...
Too bad the German version appears to be Region B.Grease 2 gets a separate BD release in Europe (Germany for example) so since I can't be bothered with the live version I'll pick that up down the line and won't bother with collection set.
Ignore the Amazon specs (most retailers in 99.9% of the cases just put what region they're located in than bother stating the correct region(s)), it's going to be the same disc worldwide. Paramount isn't in the habit of region locking.Too bad the German version appears to be Region B.
That's cool!
And you're right: I did say "99.9%" because I'm going by my observations, not a factual statement from Paramount or whatever.
All I know is that I flipped between them and heard zero differences between the audio mixes.
Wouldn't make much sense for Paramount to use the old mix on the new disc since they gave it a new picture transfer anyway, right?