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This has been announced for Blu-Ray release by HanseSound. I haven't come across this organisation before - does anyone know what sort of track record they have regarding BD releases?
Here's the Amazon.de pre-order page: http://www.amazon.de/Extrablatt-Fron...rds=front+page I noticed the aspect ratio is shown there as 1.77. The correct ratio for this film is 2.35. I know Amazon often get these things wrong, but I also know that the film has sometimes been shown on TV in an incorrect ratio, so I just hope it's correct on the BD. Anyway, I think I'll await a review before ordering it. |
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I was thinking of buying a copy as well and so far have not found any reviews - I did see one customer review on Amazon Germany that gave the blu ray 5 stars, but do not understand German, but I assume for starters that it is in the proper 2:35 oar.
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That particular reviewer complains about the Blu being in the wrong AR and still gives the disc 5 points. Hansesound used to be Carol Media, and under that name have released The Front Page on DVD in the correct AR (while only stating 16:9 on the cover). So there's still a chance this might be the case here as well. But it is likely that this is just another upscale and seems to be in 1080i. Since this won't be out for another week, I'd wait for a proper review or confirmation from somebody who has actually seen the disc.
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Which is the shame about TLMOE blu-ray from Germany, as there is a really nice (albeit DNRed) HD print that has made the HDTV rounds... yet the blu-ray is an obvious upconvert. |
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Feb 2011
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Happy to report that this IS in the OAR of 2.35:1 and looks very nice indeed. Plenty of grain apparent but the image itself is pin sharp, to the extent that one might suspect an amount of tastefully-applied sharpening. Looks very much like the release of OLIVER! in that respect. English-friendly too.
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Sep 2010
Atlanta, Georgia, USA
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Thanks for the information, duggie!
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![]() ![]() I noticed this has been reissued by Koch Media in Feb 2018, so I took a chance. First off, the Koch disc has German and English subtitles, both missing on the first release, which is already a plus. However, the master should be the same, even though probably better encoded. It's clearly an old-generation one, the same used for the DVD, but still a lil upgrade over the SD source. Here's some captures. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Thanks given by: | noirjunkie (12-09-2018) |
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