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Originally Posted by retablo
And what if it's the previous versions that have been incorrect all this time, and the new version is actually correct? Just because its on DVD one way doesn't always make it right.... for the 100th time. Not sure why DVD is looked at as some holy grail, when in fact many DVD releases were often color boosted due to the low resolution of the format.
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Exactly. The final word on how the film should look belongs to only two people: Savini and the DP. The opinion of everyone else is gibberish at this point as is any level of blame. Till those two talk your all whining and complaining out of your backsides.
I am going to LMAO if this turns out to be the actual intended look. Much like the previously mentioned Coppola approved Dracula transfer before it. Your all stuck in DVD land it seems. Which, short of a Criterion release, I wouldn't trust a single a transfer of as factual to intent. One of the joys of mass compression is inaquracy and adjustment.