Its A Wonderful Life - technical issue

[GreatWhite83]

I have watched the uk colourised version of Its a Wonderful Life. There appears to be a technical issue 1 hour 59 minutes the movie gets stuck. I have tried 2 copies on 3 different blu ray players Sony PS3 slim Bdps350 and Bdp360.

Is anyone else having this technical issue? The B&W version plays fine.

Kind Regards

[samdaman94]

Originally Posted by GreatWhite83

I have watched the uk colourised version of Its a Wonderful Life. There appears to be a technical issue 1 hour 59 minutes the movie gets stuck. I have tried 2 copiers on 3 different blu ray players Sony PS3 slim Bdps350 and Bdp360.

Is anyone else having this technical issue? The B&W version plays fine.

Kind Regards

Then stick to the B&W version, it's better. But my copy that I bought on day one was perfectly fine when playing colourised. I've just double checked and it was perfect.

[GreatWhite83]

Thanks.. I must be unlucky with my copy and my friends copy is the same It happens at the grave scene just after he wipes the snow away and asks wheres Mary

I have watched the b&w version and it plays fine. But I dont like the fact that I have a faulty disc as the colourised version gets stuck and after a few minutes jumps to the Bridge scene when he has a bleeding lip and is alive again

[The Driver]

The B&W version is a different file on the disc I assume.

You'd need to try another machine as everything points to a problem with Sony too. Are those 350/360s on the latest firmware? http://support.sony-europe.com/tvhc/...site=odw_en_GB

Problem with the 'color' version is it's not in colour or at least it looks shit.

[GreatWhite83]

Originally Posted by The Driver

The B&W version is a different file on the disc I assume.

You'd need to try another machine as everything points to a problem with Sony too. Are those 350/360s on the latest firmware? http://support.sony-europe.com/tvhc/...site=odw_en_GB

Problem with the 'color' version is it's not in colour or at least it looks shit.

You have the option to play the b&w or colorised version on the main menu. I have the most recent firmware updates. Both copies are brand new and there is not even a fingerprint on the discs. This was the first time I watched this film and I chose to watch the colorised version first. I thought they have done an amazing job with the colour on a b&w film from 1947