Randy Miller III

Hi, Randy. Just wanted to correct a very minor detail, re: the review of Sliding Doors. You mention "a few odds and ends also found on a 2019 Region B Blu-ray," when, in fact, we didn't consciously use anything that was included on the Icon release in the UK. Even the audio commentary is brand-new to our release. Unless you're referring to the inclusion of a trailer, nothing is ported over from a previous release. While Icon did have access to some of Peter's home movie footage, we used SO much more and created a much longer piece from it. Thanks for the kind review.

Hi Randy - I tried confirming with Warner Home Video that Warner Archive television classic- Man From Atlantis 'pilot movie' blu-ray was sourced from a new 2K digital scan, but W.H.V. never got back to me.

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Man-f...234556/#Review

I have the two 2011 Warner Archive DVD releases and recently acquired the pilot movie blu-ray. I was wondering how this information became available to you. I tried researching on the subject and found nothing. Perhaps you can help?
Thank you.

Randy - Regarding the audio on the Shining 4K...I agree the music seemed a bit divorced from the dialog/sound effects but I thought that gave it a more eerie feeling than ever. I had no issue with the volume levels. I do believe, however, there is some sync issues at a couple of spots. Most noticeable about 1:19:30 (? - not at the disc) when Jack and Wendy are sitting on the bed talking after the incident in room 237. Noticed it a bit in the first scene with Lloyd the bartender as well. Thoughts?

You should've mentioned in the review They Shall Not Grow Old that it was presented in 3D in the theater for some showings. I saw it and it was totally worthwhile. Shame there isn't a home video release in 3D.

Thanks for the heads-up! That was likely a glitch in the site's automatic date entry, which was also keeping my review from appearing earlier in the day when it was originally submitted. (Incidentally, 11/30/99 is the default value.)

The review date of your recent Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald Blu-ray review says November 30, 1999, even though it should say March 2, 2019. Fix it!