Larry Talbot
Second Unit
- Joined
- Jun 8, 2003
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- 388
I always thought it looked good, but as a new owner of a Z1 front projector, seeing it on the big screen has convinced me: Below looks better than any other movie in my collection, including Training Day, Mullholand Drive and The Insider (great looking films in their own right and often cited here for the quality of their visuals).
Very sharp, detailed picture (I can count the number of pores in people's faces,) bright, vibrant colors and deep blacks. There may be a few scenes with mosquito noise, but overall this is the best looking DVD I've seen so far on my system, and a great spooky ghost story to boot. Submarines are creepy enough as it is - add some supernatural stuff and you've got a nice little underwater haunted house. I also recommend Below to anyone with an interest in WWII era naval equipment...they did a really nice job on the period piece stuff, sub, charts, etc.
Very sharp, detailed picture (I can count the number of pores in people's faces,) bright, vibrant colors and deep blacks. There may be a few scenes with mosquito noise, but overall this is the best looking DVD I've seen so far on my system, and a great spooky ghost story to boot. Submarines are creepy enough as it is - add some supernatural stuff and you've got a nice little underwater haunted house. I also recommend Below to anyone with an interest in WWII era naval equipment...they did a really nice job on the period piece stuff, sub, charts, etc.