Pre-Order Once Upon A Time In Hollywood (4k UHD) (Blu-ray) Available for Preorder (1 Viewer)

[Ronald Epstein]

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[titch]

'Bout time Tarantino's shot-on-film movies got released on 4K discs. I'm still holding out for a new scan on disc of Reservoir Dogs, which isn't slathered all over in DNR. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is one of the very few movies I'll go and see at a movie theatre, even though I know I'm going to purchase the 4K disc later. Really looking forward to this.

 

[Jeffrey D]

I’m seeing this tomorrow. Can’t wait.

 

[Robert Harris]

Went to a screening today. Needs multiple viewings.

A bit leisurely, but in the end a beautifully made film.

It is imperative that those planning to screen, stay far from reviews and discussions of content.

 

[skylark68]

I'm hoping to catch it this upcoming Thursday, I've got a lot going on this weekend and this coming week.

 

[Tino]

Terrific film. One of Quentin’s best.

 

[Jeffrey D]

My 2 cents-

It’s a good film, but a bit too long. DiCaprio and Pitt had better chemistry than I expected, and both were terrific. The production design is Oscar-worthy, in my opinion. Two outstanding segments in the film.

Spoiler

An unexpected ending in that the film points the viewer into thinking something else will happen.

On my list of QT’s films, I’d put it in the middle of the pack.

 

[Richard M S]

I actually waited on a line to get into the theater at BAM - it's been forever since I had to wait on a line to see a movie. The film could have been a few minutes shorter however I loved the film and I'm eager to get the bluray; this is a film that definitely warrants multiple viewings.

No spoilers, but if you see it in the theater, don't run out before watching the credits!

 

[Jeffrey D]

I actually waited on a line to get into the theater at BAM - it's been forever since I had to wait on a line to see a movie. The film could have been a few minutes shorter however I loved the film and I'm eager to get the bluray; this is a film that definitely warrants multiple viewings.

No spoilers, but if you see it in the theater, don't run out before watching the credits!

Something happens during the end credits?

 

[bujaki]

Something happens during the end credits?

Yes.

 

[PMF]

[...]It is imperative that those planning to screen, stay far from reviews and discussions of content.

Thanks to this heads-up from RAH, I am primed and prepped; as the spoilers and repeat offenders of my life have long been identified and I'll know exactly who to avoid throughout the next few days. Hmm-m-m-m, perhaps I ought to play it doubly safe and sneak out later on tonight. Yup, that just might work out fine.

 

[JohnMor]

Thanks to this heads-up from RAH, I am primed and prepped; as the spoilers and repeat offenders of my life have long been identified and I'll know exactly who to avoid throughout the next few days. Hmm-m-m-m, perhaps I ought to play it doubly safe and sneak out later tonight. Yup, that just might work out fine.

I’m going to be the odd man out and say that I’m actually looking forward to seeing it even more since I found out the spoilers. I don’t think I would have responded well if I were to go in blind.

 

[Grady Reid]

Just saw it last and absolutely loved it. However I have some issues with the 35mm presentation. I’ll do my best to tip toe around spoilers...

The biggest issue was the sound. It sounded like it was a magnetic or optical soundtrack but was dragging or being tugged through the projector. The pitch would drag, most evident when songs played on the soundtrack. Was this perceived pitch problem on the digital soundtrack?

The other issue was the reel changes. There were black flashes at almost every change- almost like they weren’t spliced correctly. Also the print looked pretty beat up for just coming out a few days ago, but given the “vibe” of the movie this was part of the look!

Did the digital presentation look and sound like this? FYI, I saw it at the Alamo Drafthouse in Kansas City, MO.

 

[TravisR]

Just saw it last and absolutely loved it. However I have some issues with the 35mm presentation. I’ll do my best to tip toe around spoilers...

The biggest issue was the sound. It sounded like it was a magnetic or optical soundtrack but was dragging or being tugged through the projector. The pitch would drag, most evident when songs played on the soundtrack. Was this perceived pitch problem on the digital soundtrack?

The other issue was the reel changes. There were black flashes at almost every change- almost like they weren’t spliced correctly. Also the print looked pretty beat up for just coming out a few days ago, but given the “vibe” of the movie this was part of the look!

Did the digital presentation look and sound like this? FYI, I saw it at the Alamo Drafthouse in Kansas City, MO.

I've seen it multiple times in multiple theaters digitally and I didn't notice any problem with the pitch. And there was definitely not black frames where the reel changes would occur on the 35mm prints.

 

[DP 70]

On the Film Tech forum it has said that some 35mm prints had some sound problems.
Of course on a Digital presentation none of this will happen.
Has anyone seen a 70mm print yet ?

 

[Robert Harris]

I don’t understand the desire to view an analogue dupe, as opposed to the original scans.

 

[Peter Apruzzese]

Just saw it last and absolutely loved it. However I have some issues with the 35mm presentation. I’ll do my best to tip toe around spoilers...

The biggest issue was the sound. It sounded like it was a magnetic or optical soundtrack but was dragging or being tugged through the projector. The pitch would drag, most evident when songs played on the soundtrack. Was this perceived pitch problem on the digital soundtrack?

The other issue was the reel changes. There were black flashes at almost every change- almost like they weren’t spliced correctly. Also the print looked pretty beat up for just coming out a few days ago, but given the “vibe” of the movie this was part of the look!

Did the digital presentation look and sound like this? FYI, I saw it at the Alamo Drafthouse in Kansas City, MO.

That sounds like either incompetence or a deliberate attempt to mimic poor projection. The 35mm prints have digital tracks, why would they show it via the optical track? Black frames at the changeover, assuming they're using a platter, are the result of poor projection practice to save 5 minutes during the eventual break-down of the print. If they're running changeovers, then the black flashes show a lack of skill. And if the print is actually damaged after only a couple of days, they should be forced to remove their film projector and never allowed to touch film again.

 

[Neil S. Bulk]

Has anyone seen a 70mm print yet ?

70mm print at the Dome was pristine.

 

[Kyle_D]

70mm at Music Box in Chicago was also perfect.

 

[Bryan^H]

Terrific film. One of Quentin’s best.

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