The Dark Knight Rises (2012)

[bookcase]

Originally Posted by ryan4butler

Did you buy them at Best Buy?

Yeah, I bought both steelbooks at Best Buy earlier this summer.

[Extremis]

Originally Posted by The Edge

I hope the prologue will be presented in the film, like it was during my 7-20-2012 screening.

I've heard adjustments to the audio were made.

Originally Posted by bookcase

Yeah, I bought both steelbooks at Best Buy earlier this summer.

Yeah. The re-releases don't have inside art. That's one of the reasons why they're so cheap.

[The Edge]

Originally Posted by ryan4butler

I've heard adjustments to the audio were made.

If Bane can be heard clearly, I'm happy.

If not, oh well.

[Extremis]

Originally Posted by The Edge

If Bane can be heard clearly, I'm happy.

If not, oh well.

I may be wrong here, but I think they lowered the sounds that the plane and wind made.

[hidef al]

Originally Posted by Indiana Jones

It's here

Does the image on the slip change or does it have that 3D effect??

[Dave_6]

Originally Posted by Indiana Jones

I believe so and seeing as they ship from the US I would have thought you would receive it faster than I did which at 3 days was bloody fast.

Originally Posted by hardtosayx

They do, but you won't get it early. Apparently some people do, but the times I've ordered from them, I never have. Normally I'd end up getting them after release date so it's pointless.

Ah I thought they were located in the UK but specialized in the US Blu-rays. No biggie, I'll wait on mine from Amazon.

Originally Posted by ryan4butler

From the Catwoman feature.

[Show spoiler]

[TauHeel05]

I can't wait!

[Indiana Jones]

Originally Posted by hidef al

Does the image on the slip change or does it have that 3D effect??

It has a 3D effect, no changing image like the digibook will have.

[hidef al]

Originally Posted by Indiana Jones

It has a 3D effect, no changing image like the digibook will have.

Cool! Thanks for confirming

[Extremis]

Originally Posted by Indiana Jones

It has a 3D effect, no changing image like the digibook will have.

Can you take pics of some of the special features?

[killermike2178]

Originally Posted by 42041

The 35mm footage is artificially sharpened to hell, has blown out contrast, and looks thoroughly digital.

Not to mention ridiculous amount of black crush. A prominent example to see all of these flaws is the Joker interrogation sequence about 90 minutes in. Rampant edge halos on Joker's face (artificial sharpening/edge enhancement), only being able to see a floating head in the dark with absolutely no detail on or even a hint of his torso (black crush), Joker's white makeup removes many details from his face, due to clipping (overblown contrast), some shots of Gordon lack detail (digital noise reduction). It needs a do-over, plain and simple...

[Rhylliam]

Originally Posted by The Edge

What's up with the time codes? Is that supposed to be the prologue at the beginning of the film, and if so, is that how its presented?

Or is it bonus material?

Originally Posted by The Edge

I hope the prologue will be presented in the film, like it was during my 7-20-2012 screening.

That's the ACTUAL IMAX aspect ratio of 1.44:1. It will be cropped a bit, to make it 1.78:1 for the Blu-ray presentation. Here in Winnipeg, we have 2 different IMAX locations. The oldest location at Portage Place, projects on film, & presented the film's IMAX sequences in this 1.44:1 aspect ratio. Our other location (which is a converted regular theatre room) is at the Polo Park Silver City location, & projects it's IMAX films digitally & at 1.78:1 roughly. When I saw it at the Portage Place location, the image on film in the taller ratio was truly much more awesome.

Does the DVD for The Dark Knight Rises present the IMAX sequences in their original aspect ratio as an extra feature like the DVD for The Dark Knight did?

[Hedrox]

Originally Posted by Rhylliam

That's the ACTUAL IMAX aspect ratio of 1.44:1. It will be cropped a bit, to make it 1.78:1 for the Blu-ray presentation. Here in Winnipeg, we have 2 different IMAX locations. The oldest location at Portage Place, projects on film, & presented the film's IMAX sequences in this 1.44:1 aspect ratio. Our other location (which is a converted regular theatre room) is at the Polo Park Silver City location, & projects it's IMAX films digitally & at 1.78:1 roughly. When I saw it at the Portage Place location, the image on film in the taller ratio was truly much more awesome.

Does the DVD for The Dark Knight Rises present the IMAX sequences in their original aspect ratio as an extra feature like the DVD for The Dark Knight did?

Actually the dvd has them included in the movie just like the BD this time around.

[JYokogawa]

Has it been confirmed if there will be two digibooks or just one @ Target?

[jmbenesh]

Originally Posted by JYokogawa

Has it been confirmed if there will be two digibooks or just one @ Target?

Yes; one.

[deltasun]

Originally Posted by jmbenesh

Yes; one.

Thought there were 2. Were those pics front and back?

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[JYokogawa]

Originally Posted by jmbenesh

Yes; one.

Will it be a lenticular?

[Rhylliam]

Originally Posted by JYokogawa

Will it be a lenticular?

Lenticular!

[JYokogawa]

Originally Posted by Rhylliam

Lenticular!

That's awesome, thanks.

Still will be getting both the Digibook and Steelbook day one.

[Cook]

Originally Posted by FrodoBagginz

What's wrong with TDK transfer? I'm no videophile or anything but I think TDK looks amazing. The detail and clarity on TDK seems to actually look better than those TDKR screen caps.

This:

Theatrical



Blu-Ray



EE, crush, and odd color timing.

Full-res at link.
http://screenshotcomparison.com/comparison.php?id=5544