Saw this in a regular theater and found the center to be mixed very loud and shrill. Phaser sound effects were especially brutal. A friend at a different theater felt the same.
Quote:Originally Posted by eric.exe Bridge on the River Kwai is an incredibly odd release to associate with a premium picture format. The transfer is wonderfully faithful and accurate to the original film elements but resolvable...
Regarding PG-13 edits, anyone else notice that Tony Shalhoub's character of Fred was stoned the whole time. I guarantee there was a scene of him toking up backstage at the convention that they cut out. He's always got the munchies and is...
I've heard that Dolby 3d is inferior to Real D. I actually enjoyed the Real D 3D experience of Avatar over the Imax 3D one. My Jurassic screening was in Real D and I had no complaints.
Watched this the other day. Looked and sounded perfect to me. Like watching a flawless film print. This movie is an amazing time capsule of New York in the 70's along with Taxi Driver and Midnight Cowboy. That New York is so foreign...
Quote:Originally Posted by Papai2011 But this is close to how it originally looked, and is supposed to look!
I think they went too far. Splitting the difference between the two blu-rays probably would be perfect. I don't remember...
This showed up on Netflix streaming a few months ago. Watched it in SuperHD and it looked pretty good. Don't know if it's the same transfer, but it was very film-like, with appropriate grain for a film its age, no visible dirt or print...
Quote:Originally Posted by Papai2011 Ok maybe in the theater. But with today's technology, that is a non issue, especially with digital prints, there should not be any cropping because the 4K master is a digital file, not a print...
