Good News: Patton HD Remaster Coming in 2011

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Originally Posted by retablo

True. But even Criterion didn't use a 70mm print or even the negative for Jacques Tati's Playtime, they used a 35mm reduction internegative made from the restored 65mm interpositive. Do good elements exist for GSET? Sometimes it's not a matter of laziness, but of necessity. However, I tend to agree with you in this instance.

It isn't necessary, however, to dial the DNR knob to 11. It seems like most — if not all — of the studios know this now, and even when Universal uses mild DNR lately, it never seems to be intrusive or take away from the experience. Luckily, they are slowly fixing many of these titles, but think of the money they could've saved if they had just done it correctly in the first place.

^^ Three articles about last decade's restoration and high definition transfer.

http://www.creativeplanetnetwork.com...ver-told/43609

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/m...4/ai_72739971/

http://www.variety.com/review/VE1117797489?refCatId=31

TGSET discussion should be on TGSET thread