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Old 08-02-2024, 09:30 PM   #11
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Exactly. They’re squatting on a gold mine, the bulk of which will not see its highest and best use. Gobs of pure classics in their catalog sit parked on decade-old blu rays often from dated transfers and have likely dead-ended there. It’s a crying shame.
I remember they prepared a new scan of Superman but held it back and used the old scan instead for the 4K boxset. I mean why???

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Still, it's hard to believe that a major studio film would destroy a negative for one of their own films, no matter how bad or poorly received.
Yeah I find that difficult to believe.

I know this is off-topic but since we're talking about lost media when Piko Interactive decided to restore 90's animated series The Stone Protectors it turns out the BBC Archive was the only archive to have all the episodes. It appears they've been junked elsewhere. A very unusual outcome but a welcome one.
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