JMK

Hi, I noticed the aspect ratio info was corrected, but it’s still listed as upscaled 4k, even though it’s native 4k

Hi Jeffrey,

I noticed a couple things that weren’t accurate in the technical specs section at the top of your review of the Terrifier 2 4k edition and wasn’t sure if it was something you had added or something the packaging had gotten wrong since I don’t have a physical copy.

1) the original aspect ratio of the movie is 1.78 and not 1.85 — when it was in theaters, it was slightly pillar boxed because of this.

2) it was not upscaled to 4k, it was natively recorded, edited, and color graded in 4k UHD

I know some people make decisions on which version to get based on things like this, so I wanted to pass the info along. Thanks!

Hi
How come your Blade Runner 1080p (2007) video review is 2.5?
Has Ben Williams got it very wrong at 5 stars?
Capsaholic comparison of 2k v 4k isn't drasticly different?

Apologies if Im missing something obvious.

Many thanks
Bun

I enjoyed your review of GHOSTS: SEASON ONE that was posted today. I wish I could like it more. My husband introduced me to the UK version, which has a much drier wit, several years ago. Next to the UK series, the American version is simply a pale imitation.

Hi Jeffrey. Great review of the Little Rascals set. Classic Flix is offering the Little Rascals bonus disc and outer box separately for a limited time for those who purchased the individual volumes. From their website: “ 09/02/22 UPDATE: Due to lack of supply of 7-disc Blu-ray cases, we will ship out an empty 6-disc Centennial case (with artwork) and a separate single disc Blu-ray case with it's own special "Bonus Disc" artwork. It will only be available for a limited time and only here on our website.”


Thank you very much for another thorough review!

Great review Jeffrey! One of my childhood favorites. I have this and the earlier color release (via GoodTimes, now oop.) I hope you'll forgive me for mentioning that Mrs. Darling is played by Margalo Gilmore, not Spring Byington.
Allbest, Alan

Regarding your review of the Mary Martin Peter Pan on VAI, Spring Byington is in neither performance. Mrs. Darling is played by Margalo Gillmore.

I can't believe your Dona Flor review. You write just like I would, more about obscure musicals than the actual film. Haha! Love it.

Jeffrey - I have to say that I was amazed when I started reading your review of Dona Flor and Her Two Husbands. I was in the cast of Sarava! and was delighted to see your reference. I played Dona Flor's brother-in-law. The show actually ran for almost six months, including previews and our brief out of town stint in Boston. I actually owe my casting in the show to this film. I went to see it when it opened in NYC and ran into Rick Atwell, who i had worked with previously in a revival of the musical Tenderloin. He told me that he was going to direct a musical version on Broadway and some time after this, I got a call to come and audition for the show. I'm convinced to this day that it might not have happened if I hadn't gone to see Dona Flor. Coincidentally, I later for the chance to meet Sonia Braga when "Brazil Week" was celebrated in NYC during the run of our show.

Allbest to you, Alan Abrams

You really seem to have good territory on ClassicFlix's Abbott and Costello releases.
And since ClassicFlix's Jack and the Beanstalk 70th Anniversary Limited Edition Blu-ray is right around the corner, I suppose you'll be reviewing it once it's out?

It's one of my favorite Abbott and Costello movies.