An American Werewolf In London: September 28

[uk-guy]

up for pre-order on 28/09/09 £13.99

http://hmv.com/hmvweb/displayProduct...anchorSynopsis

[The Driver]

Decided to update my very nice HDDVD of An American Werewolf in in London.

The Blu-ray (same in the UK as it is in North America I believe) has what looks like an excellent new documentary (or at least it's new to me) called Beware The Moon



Disc review: http://www.dvdtherapy.com/review_info.php?id=2106

I think I paid £1.50 for the HDVD (when the format was dying!) and never did I dream I'd get another HD disc of it but I picked this up for £7. I reckon that's pretty good.

One of my all-time favourite films. Love it.

[DaveSimonH]

Originally Posted by The Driver

Decided to update my very nice HDDVD of An American Werewolf in in London.

The Blu-ray (same in the UK as it is in North America I believe) has what looks like an excellent new documentary (or at least it's new to me) called Beware The Moon



Disc review: http://www.dvdtherapy.com/review_info.php?id=2106

I think I paid £1.50 for the HDVD (when the format was dying!) and never did I dream I'd get another HD disc of it but I picked this up for £7. I reckon that's pretty good.

One of my all-time favourite films. Love it.

Its funny you should post this now, my sister bought me this the other day for my birthday. But when I tried to open I realised the staff at the store had forgotten to remove the red plastic security tab, and I couldn't get it out. She was gutted. I feel sorry for the member of staff that will have to remove it for her when she goes back in

[walter stark]

if the picture clean up is awesome i am getting that
i loved the extra's on DVD and if there are more then awesome

[The Driver]

Just watched this and the new documentary -wonderful. The documentary is obviously done on a very tight shoestring which is what I like because everything is left to the talking heads to get over the greatness of the production. And they do it well over the 98mins.

One point (apart from no ****ing trailer that I can see!) the amount of video artefacting is severe. I guess this is the material (very VERY grainy) partly to blame but I reckon there's digital video processing problems too resulting in panning problems within the film. It was there on the HDDVD too so I guess we have to live with it. The panning problem (which I've only seen as bad as this in the gad damn worst HD transfer ever -the USA release of the HDDVD of Tremors) must be noticed by other people I'd of thought. The true technical reason for this and a fix/correction? I dunno.

Great film and great Blu-ray [content].

[DaveSimonH]

Originally Posted by The Driver

Just watched this and the new documentary -wonderful. The documentary is obviously done on a very tight shoestring which is what I like because everything is left to the talking heads to get over the greatness of the production. And they do it well over the 98mins.

One point (apart from no ****ing trailer that I can see!) the amount of video artefacting is severe. I guess this is the material (very VERY grainy) partly to blame but I reckon there's digital video processing problems too resulting in panning problems within the film. It was there on the HDDVD too so I guess we have to live with it. The panning problem (which I've only seen as bad as this in the gad damn worst HD transfer ever -the USA release of the HDDVD of Tremors) must be noticed by other people I'd of thought. The true technical reason for this and a fix/correction? I dunno.

Great film and great Blu-ray [content].

Theres plenty or grain, I wouldn't have it any other way, I didn't really notice any problems with the picture. I think it looks as good as the source allows.

[Kesslerboy]

Originally Posted by The Driver

Just watched this and the new documentary -wonderful. The documentary is obviously done on a very tight shoestring which is what I like because everything is left to the talking heads to get over the greatness of the production. And they do it well over the 98mins.

One point (apart from no ****ing trailer that I can see!) the amount of video artefacting is severe. I guess this is the material (very VERY grainy) partly to blame but I reckon there's digital video processing problems too resulting in panning problems within the film. It was there on the HDDVD too so I guess we have to live with it. The panning problem (which I've only seen as bad as this in the gad damn worst HD transfer ever -the USA release of the HDDVD of Tremors) must be noticed by other people I'd of thought. The true technical reason for this and a fix/correction? I dunno.

Great film and great Blu-ray [content].

It was shoestring lol. I completely funded the doc myself and didn't even make cost back from Universal acquiring it. But, it was released. That was the point.

Glad you enjoyed it. Was a hell of an experience to make.

PD