Dawn of the Dead 4K UHD (1978)

[Town]

Originally Posted by BladeRunner2007

I don't sort by labels. It's sitting next all of Romero's other films.

Yep. Filmmaker trumps label, every time.

[ste71]

All my Cronenberg 4K's and Blu's are together on my shelf.

[BladeRunner2007]

I'm curious, I noticed most of the time labels include a black screen at the start of their films that lasts 1-2 seconds. IIRC the old Anchor Bay for example had this black screen at beginning of the film. But Second Sight decided to ditch that black screen and now the film starts immediately with the red wall inside the TV station. Any reason why Second Sight decided to do that? Thanks in advance.

[The Mole]

Originally Posted by BladeRunner2007

I'm curious, I noticed most of the time labels include a black screen at the start of their films that lasts 1-2 seconds. IIRC the old Anchor Bay for example had this black screen at beginning of the film. But Second Sight decided to ditch that black screen and now the film starts immediately with the red wall inside the TV station. Any reason why Second Sight decided to do that? Thanks in advance.

Micha, bist du das?

[BladeRunner2007]

Originally Posted by The Mole

Micha, bist du das?

Nein haha. Bin "drüben" aber auf diese Thematik aufmerksam geworden und da viel mir ein, dass es bei dieser VÖ ebenfalls so gehandhabt wurde. Stört mich persönlich nicht. Aber die Gründe für diese Entscheidung interessieren mich.

[Keoma]

Originally Posted by BladeRunner2007

I don't sort by labels. It's sitting next to all of Romero's other films.

Same here. I tend to organise them by Director, in release order. I also have the Italian 4K edition of DAWN, but I placed that one in the Argento section.

I must confess, I enjoy the Argento cut the most. It's a different film, less serious, but also a lot more fun. I love what he did with the Goblin track.

[BladeRunner2007]

Originally Posted by BladeRunner2007

I'm curious, I noticed most of the time labels include a black screen at the start of their films that lasts 1-2 seconds. IIRC the old Anchor Bay for example had this black screen at beginning of the film. But Second Sight decided to ditch that black screen and now the film starts immediately with the red wall inside the TV station. Any reason why Second Sight decided to do that? Thanks in advance.

Nobody able to provide any insight on this? @Geoff_D maybe?