Onibaba

[Lope de Aguirre]

Which has the better picture quality?
The UK Masters of Cinema Blu-ray or the German Filmjuwelen BD?

[floor pie]

The MoC Blu-ray is great, that's all I can say. Definitely not a bad choice to go with.

[Marlew]

Agreed. I can't offer a direct comparison there but I was very satisfied with the MoC release.

[ChrisBln]

I'm also interested in a direct comparison. All i can say by now is that i'm having the german release and that i'm very satisfied with the transfer. Nevertheless in ordered the MoC today to make a direct comparison. As soon as i have the MoC received i can share my thoughts here if you're interested.

[ravenus]

Originally Posted by ChrisBln

I'm also interested in a direct comparison. All i can say by now is that i'm having the german release and that i'm very satisfied with the transfer. Nevertheless in ordered the MoC today to make a direct comparison. As soon as i have the MoC received i can share my thoughts here if you're interested.

Did you compare those two? Anyhoo, caps-a-holic has a comparison with the recent Criterion BD, which somehow manages to look dated and cruddy compared to the 8 years older Eureka disc.

https://caps-a-holic.com/c.php?d1=16977&d2=16215&c=6139

[justwannaboogie]

Wow that Criterion does look shoddy and yet the infamous Dr. Svet claims it comes from the same master and gave it basically the same high score.

[roiroiroi]

Probably a dumb question but is there a difference between these version? Both seem to have DVD+bluray combo.
I thought perhaps it's a reversible cover art, but can't find anything about that on the Eureka page.

[TooOldToDieYoung]

Should be identical.

[Eidolon]

Originally Posted by roiroiroi

Probably a dumb question but is there a difference between these version? Both seem to have DVD+bluray combo.
I thought perhaps it's a reversible cover art, but can't find anything about that on the Eureka page.

What's the first one? I can't find that anywhere online, only the second one. Does the first one have a different number?

The Onibaba BD no longer has a DVD included, unless you can find an older copy.

[Dailyan]

Originally Posted by roiroiroi

Probably a dumb question but is there a difference between these version? Both seem to have DVD+bluray combo.
I thought perhaps it's a reversible cover art, but can't find anything about that on the Eureka page.

Originally Posted by Eidolon

What's the first one? I can't find that anywhere online, only the second one. Does the first one have a different number?

The "green" cover is just an earlier/temporary art that went unused (it's a "green" variation to their original DVD release):

[TB Trev]

Fab film. I first saw it about 20 years, I think it was on Sky Arts.

MoC screenshots here.

http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film/dvdcompare2/oniababa.htm