Night of the Living Dead (1990) - Out of Print - Page 330 - Blu-ray Forum

Mr Kite · 03-27-2013, 09:33 PM

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Originally Posted by wormraper

they are PERFECTLY accurate if you're watching on a calibrated display. and ALL my displays are calibrated. Looks bright smurfy blue on a calibrated LED, LCD, AND Plasma display, calibrated within the last 4 months again to be accurate

Look great to me...........

Tom Savini says he is happy, so am i.

slimdude · 03-27-2013, 09:42 PM

Regardless of screencaps that's been uploaded on the internet, I would want to see a blu-ray movie on my HDTV anyway because, that's the TV I'm going to be watching it on 100% of the time, not on everybody else's HDTV.

Mr Kite · 03-27-2013, 09:55 PM

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Originally Posted by slimdude

Regardless of screencaps that's been uploaded on the internet, I would want to see a blu-ray movie on my HDTV anyway because, that's the TV I'm going to be watching it on 100% of the time, not on everybody else's HDTV.

Mate there are a few on here who have quoted this and that and pretended they have inside knowlege, when the true experts agree without a definitve answer go with what those who were most involved with the film wanted and up to this point this is it....and it looks great.

Atari Charles · 03-27-2013, 09:56 PM

I think we can all agree that this NOTLD 1990 blu-ray has been tinted blue unlike the untinted theatrical release and the untinted dvd. So the tinting is revisionist film making, and should not have been done. This second point could be argued either way.

Tom Savini is happy? Could someone post a link or a screen capture as I would like to see this for myself?

If Savini is so happy, why did he not respond to my email. Surely if he thought the tinted transfer was good, he would have had no problem emailing me back.

I think he said he was happy with the tinted transfer without having watched the Twilight Time blu-ray.

And don't forget what the other fellow who worked on the film said.

Mr Kite · 03-27-2013, 09:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Atari Charles

I think we can all agree that this NOTLD 1990 blu-ray has been tinted blue unlike the untinted theatrical release and the untinted dvd. So the tinting is revisionist film making, and should not have been done. This second point could be argued either way.

Tom Savini is happy? Could someone post a link or a screen capture as I would like to see this for myself?

If Savini is so happy, why did he not respond to my email. Surely if he thought the tinted transfer was good, he would have had no problem emailing me back.

I think he said he was happy with the tinted transfer without having watched the Twilight Time blu-ray.

And don't forget what the other fellow who worked on the film said:

Not tinted Blue. but in keeping with the original intent a darker print........

wormraper · 03-27-2013, 10:04 PM

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Originally Posted by tele1962

Not tinted Blue. but in keeping with the original intent a darker print........

*sigh, it may not show up as blue on YOUR display. but on all 4 displays that I use it IS HEAVILY blue. It's also blue on my buddies projector as well.

Savini saw it after it was all done and basically said "yeah I like it". it was NOT his intention to do this. the DP even said he just made the comment over the phone to Sony and they changed it without his interaction.

Lucas likes his new editions and we all know what a pile of sh!t he's made with his revisions.

Mr Kite · 03-27-2013, 10:05 PM

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Originally Posted by wormraper

*sigh, it may not show up as blue on YOUR display. but on all 4 displays that I use it IS HEAVILY blue. It's also blue on my buddies projector as well.

Savini saw it after it was all done and basically said "yeah I like it". it was NOT his intention to do this. the DP even said he just made the comment over the phone to Sony and they changed it without his interaction.

Lucas likes his new editions and we all know what a pile of sh!t he's made with his revisions.

Blue or darker?

wormraper · 03-27-2013, 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by tele1962

Blue or darker?

Both

vidjunkie · 03-27-2013, 10:09 PM

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Originally Posted by wormraper

*sigh, it may not show up as blue on YOUR display. but on all 4 displays that I use it IS HEAVILY blue. It's also blue on my buddies projector as well.

Savini saw it after it was all done and basically said "yeah I like it". it was NOT his intention to do this. the DP even said he just made the comment over the phone to Sony and they changed it without his interaction.

Lucas likes his new editions and we all know what a pile of sh!t he's made with his revisions.

You are completely wasting your time here, his eyes are totally different from the rest of ours, this is why I and others have stopped going back and forth with him a long time ago, just answer and you will see lol.

Damn, and now you made him post his picture of his TV screen lol, now we are definitely ALL wrong but him, OH NO!

Atari Charles · 03-27-2013, 10:10 PM

Frank Prinzi and Eric Campbell both disliked the tinting.

So does anyone have the link or screencapture showing Tom Savini actually wrote that he is happy with the transfer?

wormraper · 03-27-2013, 10:10 PM

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Originally Posted by vidjunkie

You are completely wasting your time here, his eyes are totally different from the rest of ours, this is why I and others have stopped going back and forth with him a long time ago, just answer and you will see lol.

Damn, and now you made him post his picture of his TV screen lol, now we are definitely ALL wrong but him, OH NO!

yeah, I know, I'm getting the "pagemaster" vibe from him

Mr Kite · 03-27-2013, 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by vidjunkie

You are completely wasting your time here, his eyes are totally different from the rest of ours, this is why I and others have stopped going back and forth with him a long time ago, just answer and you will see lol.

Damn, and now you made him post his picture of his TV screen lol, now we are definitely ALL wrong but him, OH NO!

A handful my friend. Would you being the expert advocate using screen caps as a true representation of colour accuracy Yes or NO?

Atari Charles · 03-27-2013, 10:22 PM

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Originally Posted by tele1962

A handful my friend. Would you being the expert advocate using screen caps as a true representation of colour accuracy Yes or NO?

So who is going to be Cooper and rule the basement; and who will be Ben and rule the upstairs?

Mr Kite · 03-27-2013, 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Atari Charles

So who is going to be Cooper and rule the basement; and who will be Ben and rule the upstairs?

The nonsense tolling posts of this person add nothing to the debate, best ignored me thinks.

Anyway how did i get embroiled in this crap again............maybe a couple of BS posters never mind......must do better.

Mr Kite · 03-27-2013, 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by tele1962

A handful my friend. Would you being the expert advocate using screen caps as a true representation of colour accuracy Yes or NO?

We are waiting...............

This has to be my last post on the matter, love the film on Blu Ray if you don't stick to the DVD....................

bigdaddyhorse · 03-27-2013, 11:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Atari Charles

Tom Savini is happy? Could someone post a link or a screen capture as I would like to see this for myself?

If Savini is so happy, why did he not respond to my email. Surely if he thought the tinted transfer was good, he would have had no problem emailing me back.

Check somewhere between page 100 and 250 of this thread and his facebook reply to someone else asking him his feelings is posted. It was basically a "watched it last night on my Sharp, and it looks great" but was cut and pasted from facebook. Maybe someone pulled an elaborate hoax with photoshop, but it looked and sounded legit.

Your email has little chance of reply cuz he's either on the road at cons, has someone else do his email, or is sick of this whole debate and wants no part or it. Oh yeah, or maybe cuz he's just not the nicest person in the biz.

rdodolak · 03-27-2013, 11:56 PM

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Originally Posted by tele1962

thought you might, objectivity is not one of your strong points.

Rrriiiggghhhttt and I'm not the one quoting people who tend to make broad sweeping "extremist" statements and tend to belittle other people on a routine basis.

I can give the benefit of the doubt that their intent is good but that would mean their message is all wrong.

whitesheik · 03-28-2013, 12:08 AM

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Originally Posted by rdodolak

Rrriiiggghhhttt and I'm not the one quoting people who tend to make broad sweeping "extremist" statements and tend to belittle other people on a routine basis.

I can give the benefit of the doubt that their intent is good but that would mean their message is all wrong.

Riiiiiight - who exactly is doing the belittling here? Those who have eyes see and know. And there you have it.

brian9229 · 03-28-2013, 01:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Atari Charles

I think we can all agree that this NOTLD 1990 blu-ray has been tinted blue unlike the untinted theatrical release and the untinted dvd. So the tinting is revisionist film making, and should not have been done. This second point could be argued either way.

Tom Savini is happy? Could someone post a link or a screen capture as I would like to see this for myself?

If Savini is so happy, why did he not respond to my email. Surely if he thought the tinted transfer was good, he would have had no problem emailing me back.

I think he said he was happy with the tinted transfer without having watched the Twilight Time blu-ray.

And don't forget what the other fellow who worked on the film said.

Because im quite sure he probably gets thousands of emails a day, and i highly doubt hes going to respond directly(one on one)to a fan who thinks this or that concerning all the hoopla surrounding a supposed tint applied to one of his films. He would be more apt to issue a statement to everyone regarding things of that nature.

wormraper · 03-28-2013, 01:34 AM

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Originally Posted by whitesheik

Riiiiiight - who exactly is doing the belittling here? Those who have eyes see and know. And there you have it.

yup, and we have all seen and now KNOW that this is blue tinted. kinda hard to deny it.

03-27-2013, 09:56 PM	#6584
Atari Charles Active Member Member since:Feb 2010 Blu-ray reviews:2	I think we can all agree that this NOTLD 1990 blu-ray has been tinted blue unlike the untinted theatrical release and the untinted dvd. So the tinting is revisionist film making, and should not have been done. This second point could be argued either way. Tom Savini is happy? Could someone post a link or a screen capture as I would like to see this for myself? If Savini is so happy, why did he not respond to my email. Surely if he thought the tinted transfer was good, he would have had no problem emailing me back. I think he said he was happy with the tinted transfer without having watched the Twilight Time blu-ray. And don't forget what the other fellow who worked on the film said. Last edited by Atari Charles; 03-27-2013 at 10:02 PM.

03-27-2013, 10:10 PM	#6590
Atari Charles Active Member Member since:Feb 2010 Blu-ray reviews:2	Frank Prinzi and Eric Campbell both disliked the tinting. So does anyone have the link or screencapture showing Tom Savini actually wrote that he is happy with the transfer? Last edited by Atari Charles; 03-27-2013 at 10:13 PM.

03-27-2013, 09:42 PM	#6582
slimdude Banned Member since:Apr 2009 4K collection:- Blu-ray collection:- DVD collection:- Blu-ray reviews:8	Regardless of screencaps that's been uploaded on the internet, I would want to see a blu-ray movie on my HDTV anyway because, that's the TV I'm going to be watching it on 100% of the time, not on everybody else's HDTV.

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