[Paul Arnette]

Wow. Ordered.

Quote:
Originally Posted by dvdmike007 /forum/post/17364550


Just got mine says region 0 on the disc

Region 0 on which disc, the Blu-ray Disc I hope. Region 0 is a DVD convention, is it not? Anyway, I'd feel better if someone verified its region coding with a player or software application.

 

[Damnationdoormat]



Quote:
Originally Posted by Paul Arnette /forum/post/17367956


Wow. Ordered.


Region 0 on which disc, the Blu-ray Disc I hope. Region 0 is a DVD convention, is it not? Anyway, I'd feel better if someone verified its region coding with a player or software application.

DVDActive's review states R0 as well.

http://www.dvdactive.com/reviews/dvd...y-edition.html


BD captures at the bottom of the review.

 

[GizmoDVD]



Quote:
Originally Posted by Kram Sacul /forum/post/17367803


Actual grain. There is hope.

Very nice. Wonder if the picture 'smears' like the AB release did.

 

[dvdmike007]

Arrow dont even lock their dvd's let alone the BRD lol they all state region 0, and it is the best version of the film out there

 

[GizmoDVD]

And yes, Region 0 typically refers to DVD...Hope the Blu-ray is Region free as I already have the 'Ultimate' DVD set so the extra DVDs in this set (regardless of region) are useless to me.

 

[Kentai]

Finally, a reason to buy this classic on BD!


Love that cover art, too.

 

[Bleddyn H Williams]



Quote:
Originally Posted by Blood Pie /forum/post/17361522


Where is Xylon when you need him? I want to see some comparison shots...

Absolutely! Comparing screenshots from two different websites doesn't really do it. Hopefully the Maestro can chip in. The new UK Dawn does look very exciting right now..

 

[GizmoDVD]

$60 shipped to America for both Dawn and Night...hmmm.

 

[Blood Pie]



Quote:
Originally Posted by Bleddyn H Williams /forum/post/17368797


Absolutely! Comparing screenshots from two different websites doesn't really do it. Hopefully the Maestro can chip in. The new UK Dawn does look very exciting right now..

To my naked and untrained eye it looks quite obvious that the UK edition has (if any) a lot less DNR applied. The color timing looks somewhat different to me too but better in my opinion.


But I'd like to see some controlled comparison shots before I lay down the dough.


Im picky so last year was a slow one for purchasing BDs but this year it seems like we have lots of options.

 

[Joel Clemons]

NIGHT is also available in HD right now via OnDemand. It's billed as the 40th Anniversary Edition (and not in widescreen).

 

[Dave Mack]



Quote:
Originally Posted by Joel Clemons /forum/post/17369177


NIGHT is also available in HD right now via OnDemand. It's billed as the 40th Anniversary Edition (and not in widescreen).

NIGHT was not shot in and has never been available in widescreen so this is actually good.

 

[dvdmike007]



Quote:
Originally Posted by Kentai /forum/post/17368700


Finally, a reason to buy this classic on BD!


Love that cover art, too.

You can change the cover

 

[Paul Arnette]



Quote:
Originally Posted by Damnationdoormat /forum/post/17368032


DVDActive's review states R0 as well.

http://www.dvdactive.com/reviews/dvd...y-edition.html


BD captures at the bottom of the review.

Actually, the header of that review states: 'Dawn of the Dead Dawn of the Dead (UK - BD RB)'.


The whole thing makes me a little nervous because I was so excited about the screen shots I ordered it without checking.

 

[Joel Clemons]



Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave Mack /forum/post/17369848


NIGHT was not shot in and has never been available in widescreen so this is actually good.

Agreed. BTW, AMC is also touting a "remastered/restored" showing of NIGHT. But with their commercials and banner ads covering the lower corners of the screen (talk about a mood breaker!), I'd rather pay a couple bucks for the OnDemand showing.

 

[GizmoDVD]

No one has checked region codes yet? Sigh.

 

[Dave Mack]



Quote:
Originally Posted by Joel Clemons /forum/post/17371619


Agreed. BTW, AMC is also touting a "remastered/restored" showing of NIGHT. But with their commercials and banner ads covering the lower corners of the screen (talk about a mood breaker!), I'd rather pay a couple bucks for the OnDemand showing.

i can't stand all that crap. do the people who work for these stations ever watch tv themselves?

 

[dvdmike007]



Quote:
Originally Posted by GizmoDVD /forum/post/17372228


No one has checked region codes yet? Sigh.

I already said and the Dvdactive review state region free

 

[GizmoDVD]



Quote:
Originally Posted by dvdmike007 /forum/post/17373241


I already said and the Dvdactive review state region free

Region 0 is for DVD - and there are DVDs in the case. The Blu-ray would either be B or A,B,C. Really need someone to 100% confirm that.

 

[dvdmike007]

THE BLU-RAY DISC HAS PRINTED WITH INK ON IT REGION 0, since that is the second time I have said that maybe caps are needed to get the point across.

That is the BLU-RAY not the DVD

 

[GizmoDVD]



Quote:
Originally Posted by dvdmike007 /forum/post/17373329


THE BLU-RAY DISC HAS PRINTED WITH INK ON IT REGION 0, since that is the second time I have said that maybe caps are needed to get the point across.

That is the BLU-RAY not the DVD

And Blu-ray does not have Regions with numbers's only letters. I've gone through all my UK discs and none of them say anything about Region on the disc (and only one the case which is might Optimum NOTLD). I hope you are right, but I'm just telling you what Region 0 has meant for DVD for the past 13 years while Blu-ray has had letters for the past 3.


Someone out there must have this disc and has the ability to check region coding.