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Great buy!
Worth noting that the original 2.0 mono soundtrack is available. It's not listed on the back cover which worried me, but it's on the disc, which rules. It's great to see the film with its original sound mix. The remastered sound mix just sounds off... |
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Hey mate went and watched this last night and i thought it had no grain either till i had a closer look. Its there. But its a fine layer. Looks like they may have done a tiny bit of grain scrubbing. Dont know why everone is jumping down ur neck for pointing this out. |
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Blu-ray Samurai
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Just watched the Blu-Ray again last night just because I felt like watching this classic once more this time with the orignal mono mix. Does anyone think that in terms of PQ that the third act of the 3 guys on the boat hunting down the shark, shines the best? I mean the bold deep colours and textures of the boat interior, the yellow vivid barrels, the fine detail of the water, the several medium shots and close-ups etc. The third act is demo material stuff that looks consistency more pleasing then everything previous in the film (which still looked great, but not quite as stunning.)
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And to answer my own question, yes, the extras are indeed subtitled. Excellent. ![]() |
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