I was wondering the same about "Days of Heaven" and "Rosemary's Baby".Just wondering if anyone has purchased the "Don't Look Now" Paramount Blu-ray release and can comment on picture quality in comparison with previous (Criterion, Studio-Canal?) releases?
I seriously doubt it's any different as the Criterion Blu-ray was derived from a 4K restoration.Just wondering if anyone has purchased the "Don't Look Now" Paramount Blu-ray release and can comment on picture quality in comparison with previous (Criterion, Studio-Canal?) releases?
Have those been reviewed anywhere? I could find no reviews of the Paramount "Don't Look Now" Blu-ray.I was wondering the same about "Days of Heaven" and "Rosemary's Baby".
The Criterion editions are out of print.Unless they are upgrading these movies to 4K, what is the point, considering the Criterion editions are still available? Or are they going to pull Criterion's licenses for them?
Don't Look Now is already available in 4K in Europe.Unless they are upgrading these movies to 4K, what is the point, considering the Criterion editions are still available? Or are they going to pull Criterion's licenses for them?
The Criterion editions are out of print.
Review for UK Paramount release of 'Rosemary's Baby'...Have those been reviewed anywhere? I could find no reviews of the Paramount "Don't Look Now" Blu-ray.
Your memory is perfectThe studio canal version was encoded by David Mackenzie if memory serves me right. Good luck Paramount trying to top that
Review for UK Paramount release of 'Rosemary's Baby'...
Rosemary's Baby Blu-ray (United Kingdom)
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Occasionally can be picked up for around 6-7 UK pounds. That's what I paid for it- seems to be identical to Criterion, just no extras.