Bram Stoker's Dracula Blu-ray

[EvilAshLives]

Originally Posted by Zen_Amako

I sold my copy of the Blu-ray and kept the Superbit DVD. I still really like the movie. Coppola put in a lot of references to other films like Cocteau's Beauty and the Beast and of course Nosferatu.

I kept the blu-ray for the extras, but when I watch the film it's always the Superbit DVD.

EvilAshLives

[vidjunkie]

I thought the super bit DVD was to bright? obviously the BD is really dark, but wouldn't it be better to have it set somewhere in between? also is there anywhere online that has comparison shots between the 2? I need to find my super bit DVD.

Thanks

[EvilAshLives]

Originally Posted by vidjunkie

I thought the super bit DVD was to bright? obviously the BD is really dark, but wouldn't it be better to have it set somewhere in between? also is there anywhere online that has comparison shots between the 2? I need to find my super bit DVD.

Thanks

Caps-a-holic has comparison shots between the blu-ray and the Superbit. To my eyes, the Superbit simply looks more like what I remember seeing in the theater (and I saw it several times).

http://www.caps-a-holic.com/hd_vergl...mage=0#auswahl

EvilAshLives

[vidjunkie]

Originally Posted by EvilAshLives

Caps-a-holic has comparison shots between the blu-ray and the Superbit. To my eyes, the Superbit simply looks more like what I remember seeing in the theater (and I saw it several times).

http://www.caps-a-holic.com/hd_vergl...mage=0#auswahl

EvilAshLives

I agree, and I saw it several times as well and I actually think I have 2 LD releases of this, 1 being Criterion, might have to retime the BD.