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![]() ![]() Original post: So this isn't completely confirmed yet, but Le Chat Qui Fume in France posted this on Facebook: Quote:
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Very weird and exciting! Seems like niche UHD is finally starting to get a foothold in 2019! Really hoping this happens... Last edited by brainofj72; 03-09-2019 at 10:12 PM. Reason: Updating thread title, adding site listing |
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Thanks given by: | movieben1138 (06-18-2019) |
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They also confirmed that it won't have HDR.
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Thanks given by: | brainofj72 (02-27-2019) |
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I’m surprised no one else seems to be interested in this release. An obscure French horror film from the ‘70s getting a UHD disc derived from a 4K OCN scan seems like a big deal to me.
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I just tried to order this, as pre-orders were delayed until today. I had a lot of trouble with the cart telling me I had multiple items in it, then I finally got it to show only The Blood Rose, went through to PayPal, and after the payment went through, I got a screen that says "Fatal Error" and no record of the order.
Even worse, the PayPal receipt shows I paid €25,00, but not for The Blood Rose. Instead, it claims I paid for a film called Amour et Mort dans le jardin des dieux (Love and Death in the Garden of the Gods). Apparently, if this "Fatal Error" occurs, you are to contact Le Chat qui Fume, which I have now done. Hopefully, it gets sorted. |
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For the curious, I should point out that my situation was quickly fixed yesterday by someone from Le Chat qui Fume. I did have to place another order (and received another "Fatal Error"), but this time, the PayPal receipt had the correct item, so that did the trick, and their customer service was extremely helpful.
I'm really looking forward to the release. Hopefully, Le Chat qui Fume can release more UHD Blu-rays in the future. |
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Thanks given by: | reanimator (03-21-2019) |
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Got mine today. Annoyingly, no menu so it starts to play and you have to change language settings by pop up menu.
UHD is more colourful and grain much better resolved than the BD, at least in the opening which is all I've watched so far. Case is standard for Le Chat, cardboard, roughly same size as a mediabook. Last edited by agent999; 05-25-2019 at 09:07 AM. |
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Thanks given by: | chucktatum (05-25-2019) |
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Boy oh boy does this look good.
First of all, the restoration work done by Le chat qui fume here is absolutely beautiful. The movie looks stunningly pristine. Grain is extremely fine, but in a way that looks natural and filmic - not tinkered with. Fine detail is crisp and striking - you can see every little cranny in the crumbling, overgrown walls of ruins, and every blade of grass and stalk of straw in the rural setting is gloriously defined. Black levels are sumptuous, and even without HDR, something about the increased resolution seems to lend the image more dynamic life and depth than 1080p is capable of conveying. The rich velvet on some of the costumes stands out as an example of this. It's really special to see an obscure French horror movie from the '70s get a home video presentation this perfect. I remember when I first got a 1080p set-up and put in Criterion's Pierrot le fou BD, I started crying. Something about seeing that kind of movie in a state-of-the-art format got to me. While I didn't quite start crying when I popped this disc in, I definitely felt something well up inside. Suddenly I had flashbacks of teenage days discovering Jean Rollin on DVD via a small CRT in my basement bedroom. And now to see something like that in this quality...in some strange way it seems to encapsulate how my life has progressed; my past and present meeting. Or something. I don't know. I'm lapsing into grandiose rambling. Somehow I feel like this is a major UHD release, and I hope people don't sleep on it. Hopefully the cost of HDR grading comes down soon, because with that one missing element added, I think LCQF could be a significant player in the UHD market. In any case, I'm very happy this release exists. My only nitpick - and it's very minor - is that I wish the packaging were BD-height, not DVD-height. It sticks out like sore thumb in my 4K section! ![]() |
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