Favourite transfer

[Mahatma]

Maybe wrong thread,but what is your absolutely favourite BD transfer? Mine has to be Dr. No.It's like watching a rectangular window into real life.Absolutely love the transfer,and the movie.Sometimes it pips From russia with love as my favourite Bond movie.

What is your favourite transfer?

[Ironhorse75]

Lawrence of Arabia.

[imsounoriginal]

^ +1, and Sound of Music.

[Mahatma]

Originally Posted by imsounoriginal

^ +1, and Sound of Music.

Maybe I should check that out...

[sperezmore]

First....

Lawrence of Arabia: 50th Anniversary Edition (4k remastered)

The best ever!!!!!!!

second......

Samsara.

and third....

Casablanca: 70th Anniversary Edition (4k remastered)

Regards,

[chris_sc77]

def wrong thread forum


but mine would prob be Apoc. Now Redux. Very impressive transfer. Skyfall looks great too

[Mahatma]

Originally Posted by Ironhorse75

Lawrence of Arabia.

That is a good one.

[Coenskubrick]

Of the ones I own, probably "The Master" followed by "A Serious Man".

[Feiereisel]

David Fincher's films look stellar across the board.

No love for black-and-white films yet? Double Indemnity is a stunner.

[Mahatma]

Originally Posted by Feiereisel

David Fincher's films look stellar across the board.

No love for black-and-white films yet? Double Indemnity is a stunner.

Was thinking about D.Leans Great expectations,but gonna have to check out that movie.It certainly is a great one.

[GLaDOS]

Princess Mononoke

Seeing the differences between the DVD and Blu-ray just floored me the first time I popped in the disc.

[dgoswald]

Unfortunately I don't own a wide variety of blu-rays aside from some of my favourite films, but of the ones I do own I must say the transfer on the recent Goodfellas Remastered blu-ray is wonderful. I rented the original blu-ray a few years ago and even that looked pretty decent to me, but this new 4K transfer is stunning.

[Mahatma]

Originally Posted by dgoswald

Unfortunately I don't own a wide variety of blu-rays aside from some of my favourite films, but of the ones I do own I must say the transfer on the recent Goodfellas Remastered blu-ray is wonderful. I rented the original blu-ray a few years ago and even that looked pretty decent to me, but this new 4K transfer is stunning.

Thanks for the tip.Will definitely check that out.You have a link to amazon.co.uk for that edition?

[Feiereisel]

Originally Posted by Mahatma

Was thinking about D.Leans Great expectations,but gonna have to check out that movie.It certainly is a great one.

On Lean: Brief Encounter is another lovely presentation.

[Dubstar]

Originally Posted by Feiereisel

On Lean: Brief Encounter is another lovely presentation.

Lean's In Which We Serve (also in the Criterion box set) looks like it was shot last week, albeit in black & white...

[Feiereisel]

Life and Death of Colonel Blimp. (I'll stop now.)

[Al_The_Strange]

Tough choice, there are a ton of great-looking titles. I think Samsara is the best among modern films. For older titles, I may have to agree with everyone else on Lawrence of Arabia.

Originally Posted by Mahatma

Maybe wrong thread,but what is your absolutely favourite BD transfer? Mine has to be Dr. No.It's like watching a rectangular window into real life.Absolutely love the transfer,and the movie.Sometimes it pips From russia with love as my favourite Bond movie.

What is your favourite transfer?

I remember watching the Ultimate Edition DVD on my old CRT TV. At the time, it looked like the film could have been made yesterday - I was impressed by the clarity and colors.

On Blu-Ray, the film still looks good, but I think its age shows a little more. It does look great most of the time though.