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Hello fellow Aussie Blu-ray viewers and collectors.
The Australian release of The French Connection has always seemed a little off to me in terms of the picture quality. The picture is quite grainy, even bearing in mind it was shot with a handheld camera. The colours are a bit subdued, too. I genuinely want to know if the version we got on Blu-ray is the same as it was back when it was released in 1971. Can anyone well versed in Blu-ray transfers shed some light on this? Cheers! Last edited by BluRayJon; 07-01-2017 at 08:15 AM. |
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The Australian release will feature the same transfer as the United States initial release;
https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/The-F...y/2533/#Review Quote:
https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/The-F.../39973/#Review Quote:
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Thanks given by: | BluRayJon (07-01-2017) |
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I know there was some controversy with a regrade of one of the Blu-ray transfers. Is the second American edition the one to avoid this?
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