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- Robert Harris
The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956) is a problem negative, but with today's technology, should not have been a problematic Blu-ray.
It should have, and could have, looked exactly as it did in 1956.
To me, there was a chance here to make everything perfect, and to be blunt, it was blown.
Don't be lulled into a false sense of quality by looking at the occasionally superb resolution.
It's the color and densities, that for much of the film, make it a failure of a Blu-ray.
Image - 2
Audio - 4.5
I would suggest a recall on this title, which needs to go back to square one.
RAH
It should have, and could have, looked exactly as it did in 1956.
To me, there was a chance here to make everything perfect, and to be blunt, it was blown.
Don't be lulled into a false sense of quality by looking at the occasionally superb resolution.
It's the color and densities, that for much of the film, make it a failure of a Blu-ray.
Image - 2
Audio - 4.5
I would suggest a recall on this title, which needs to go back to square one.
RAH