Pre-Order The Trouble With Harry (1955) (4k UHD) Available for Preorder (1 Viewer)

[Ronald Epstein]

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[Robin9]

The Blu-ray disc is one of the very worst in the Universal/Hitchcock box-set. I'm going to wait until someone whose judgement I trust confirms that this 4K transfer is truly excellent before I put my credit card to work. I'm hoping this disc is going to be perfect.

 

[OliverK]

Hitchcock?
VistaVision?
UHD?

Preordered!

 

[haineshisway]

We'll need the obvious knowledge that they did a new transfer from the VistaVision negative.

 

[titch]

The Blu-ray disc is one of the very worst in the Universal/Hitchcock box-set. I'm going to wait until someone whose judgement I trust confirms that this 4K transfer is truly excellent before I put my credit card to work. I'm hoping this disc is going to be perfect.

Nobody said it was lousy then.

A Few Words About - A few words about...™ The Trouble with Harry -- in Blu-ray

We've been lucky with The Trouble with Harry, for as an earlier 5248 production, the fade characteristics so prevalent of later work, hasn't harmed its VistaVision look too badly. The color have been digitally lifted a bit, and are quite workable. Blacks have a bit of a tendency...

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[OliverK]

We'll need the obvious knowledge that they did a new transfer from the VistaVision negative.

According to the other site all movies in the upcoming 4k boxset seem to have a special feature that deals with their 4k "restoration".
Not improbable that they had some significant work done including a 4k scan as they are certainly among the higher profile catalog titles for Universal.

 

[OliverK]

Nobody said it was lousy then.

A Few Words About - A few words about...™ The Trouble with Harry -- in Blu-ray

We've been lucky with The Trouble with Harry, for as an earlier 5248 production, the fade characteristics so prevalent of later work, hasn't harmed its VistaVision look too badly. The color have been digitally lifted a bit, and are quite workable. Blacks have a bit of a tendency...

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That's what I thought. It actually looks decent. The Man Who Knew Too Much had lots of issues so maybe a mixup?

Edit: Just checked my disc and it looks pretty good both in indoor and outdoor scenes, sunlit and dark:

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[Robert Harris]

We'll need the obvious knowledge that they did a new transfer from the VistaVision negative.

AFAIK, it is from 35/8

 

[PMF]

I pre-ordered the Volume Two set from Universal's GRUV site, which has been consistently good.

I am quite confident about this upcoming release and remain highly impressed by Universals ultimate achievements with Volume One.