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Sep 2014
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![]() ![]() ![]() Rumer: HBO to Rebroadcast Every Episode of THE WIRE Remastered in HD Starting September 4 http://collider.com/the-wire-remaste...hbo-signature/ |
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Here is another link that sheds some light on The Wire being broadcast in HD
http://hbowatch.com/the-wire-being-r...-in-hd-by-hbo/ My lady and I are currently doing a Wire marathon. If i have to explain one more time why the're bars on the sides of the pic, I'll pull my hair out. |
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Blu-ray Guru
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I'd actually been thinking about running through the series again after years of waiting for a Blu Ray release... Guess I can wait a bit longer
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If Amazon gets this eventually, I will finally get Prime. Though, I could possibly wait for a BD release, which would seem like the obvious next step for HBO after broadcasting these. They have to know they'd make a lot of money off of that.
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The distribution/manufacturing costs would be way too expensive for a show that has limited mainstream appeal. Not to mention the fact that I just bought seasons 2, 4 and 5 on dvd. So I'm not terribly excited about the prospect of having to scrap that set and spend another $150-$200 for the blu-ray box. ...is that wrong? |
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Thanks given by: | Tony208 (09-03-2014) |
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"Manufacturing and distribution costs really aren't that high, surely not as high as the actual remastering process they're doing now."
I guess that's part of what I meant by "manufacturing" costs. ...shows you how little I know about the technical side of the industry. |
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Honestly kind of surprising to see positive comments about this when it clearly says "CHOP the top and bottom off". OAR for the Win. |
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I've got the DVDs too, but, come on, I bet you didn't pay full price. I paid around $40 for the whole set, about five years ago. I won't be sorry to scrap them at all. The number of times I've seen it even cheaper since means the revenue stream from the DVD set must have dried up years ago. |
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Great point! I did not really factor that in. If they were actually chopping off the top and bottom of the images, then I would say just leave it alone. If it's not broke don't fix it. If the first 4 seasons of the greatest show in TV history just happen to be in 4:3 then so be it. But, the info in that article is from a 'friend' of a website reader who happens to work at HBO, so who knows.
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