Reservoir Dogs 4K UHD (1992)

[Hindustani]

RESERVIOR DOG is a decent, above average watch on a lazy weekend afternoons.

nothing great about it. It dont even have repeat value.

[grahams76]

Originally Posted by notops

But it has always been dark, at least upon original release. Every video transfer, from VHS to Blu-ray, have been brightened beyond recognition, so that's the look most people have become used to.

Tarantino's theater in Hollywood runs it in 35mm several times every year. So it is possible (although probably very inconvenient) for people to confirm this fact for themselves. I was floored the first time I saw it on film at how dark it actually was. I thought it might have been exclusive to the print they were showing, but then they started running a new print struck in 2017 and it looked exactly the same

Interesting post, thanks. I saw it on its cinema release in 1992 but obviously can't remember how dark or not it was.

[grahams76]

Originally Posted by Hindustani

RESERVIOR DOG is a decent, above average watch on a lazy weekend afternoons.

nothing great about it. It dont even have repeat value.

Brilliant contribution.

[DukeTogo84]

Has it been mentioned if the included Blu-ray is remastered or the old disc

[Lionel Horsepackage]

Originally Posted by Hindustani

RESERVIOR DOG is a decent, above average watch on a lazy weekend afternoons.

nothing great about it. It dont even have repeat value.

[Hindustani]

Originally Posted by grahams76

Brilliant contribution.

any time bruh!......anytime

love givin' it to your kinds from point blank range

no holding back.

[Ishai]

Originally Posted by Hindustani

any time bruh!......anytime

love givin' it to your kinds from point blank range

no holding back.

point blank range and missing by a mile, it's some talent

[Hindustani]

Originally Posted by Ishai

point blank range and missing by a mile, it's some talent

only wokers and cancelers get triggered for no reason!

your kind know Reservior dog is just about OK movie, maybe cult but just about OK movie.

instead of accepting and moving on. make a mountain out of a mole.

[blackprojection]

Originally Posted by DukeTogo84

Has it been mentioned if the included Blu-ray is remastered or the old disc

don't know about the US but Studiocanal in Europe will release a remastered blu simultaneously.

[DR Herbert West]

Originally Posted by Darthvaderrocks

your kind know Reservior dog is just about OK movie, maybe cult but just about OK movie.

Reservoir Dogs > The Dark Knight

[TenYearLurker]

Originally Posted by Hindustani

any time bruh!......anytime

love givin' it to your kinds from point blank range

no holding back.

Originally Posted by Hindustani

only wokers and cancelers get triggered for no reason!

your kind know Reservior dog is just about OK movie, maybe cult but just about OK movie.

instead of accepting and moving on. make a mountain out of a mole.

What's this "your kind" shit?

You're a deluded cornball, and you're proudly threadcrapping, which is against forum rules. Time for you to move on. Though I don't think anyone would shed a tear if you continued your middle-school-level impression of a badass and got yourself banned.

[Retroj23]

Originally Posted by Hindustani

only wokers and cancelers get triggered for no reason!

your kind know Reservior dog is just about OK movie, maybe cult but just about OK movie.

instead of accepting and moving on. make a mountain out of a mole.

Looks like junior got a hold of his moms phone and decided to stick it to us BD.com nerds.

[Smegma]

Originally Posted by Hindustani

your kind know Reservior dog is just about OK movie, maybe cult but just about OK movie.

Give us your personal "Top 3 Movies of All Time"?

[HeavyHitter]

Originally Posted by Markgway

I like my viewing room so dark that I ask the moon to turn itself down.

No moon allowed in my home theater. See left-hand side of room - made a black out panel to cover window.

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[infiniteCR]

After inglorious basterds I thought the QT releases would mostly suck. Looks like there's hope for pulp fiction.

[Lord Method Man]

Jackie Brown when?

[Markgway]

Originally Posted by HeavyHitter

No moon allowed in my home theater. See left-hand side of room - made a black out panel to cover window.

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I don't really have a home cinema. I have a living room and a couch. And the moon doesn't return my calls anymore.

Oh, and Reservoir Dogs is a classic, Tarantino's best IMO. That Hindutstanley guy is off his tits!

[Fjodor2000]

Originally Posted by notops

Tarantino's theater in Hollywood runs it in 35mm several times every year. So it is possible (although probably very inconvenient) for people to confirm this fact for themselves. I was floored the first time I saw it on film at how dark it actually was. I thought it might have been exclusive to the print they were showing, but then they started running a new print struck in 2017 and it looked exactly the same

Just wondering if you have seen any other movies in that theatre? Are they also shown equally as dark, or have you seen other movies in the same theatre which you considered do be displayed bright?

If you have not seen any movie being displayed bright in that theatre, maybe it’s the theatre’s choice to display movies dark in general.

I’ve never been there myself, but seeing pictures of it, it looks a bit retro style. Kinda cool, but I don’t know if it’s top notch tech spec-wise.

[notops]

Originally Posted by Fjodor2000

Just wondering if you have seen any other movies in that theatre? Are they also shown equally as dark, or have you seen other movies in the same theatre which you considered do be displayed bright?

If you have not seen any movie being displayed bright in that theatre, maybe it’s the theatre’s choice to display movies dark in general.

I’ve never been there myself, but seeing pictures of it, it looks a bit retro style. Kinda cool, but I don’t know if it’s top notch tech spec-wise.

A fair question. I've watched countless movies there of all sorts of genres. Their projection and sound systems are fantastic, 35mm with Dolby SRD and DTS. No, they do not project movies to look particularly dark. Seen plenty of movies there that I also own BD and UHD copies of. I trust their presentation standards more than anyone else in town (the Aero in Santa Monica comes a close second).

[Fjodor2000]

Originally Posted by notops

A fair question. I've watched countless movies there of all sorts of genres. Their projection and sound systems are fantastic, 35mm with Dolby SRD and DTS. No, they do not project movies to look particularly dark. Seen plenty of movies there that I also own BD and UHD copies of. I trust their presentation standards more than anyone else in town (the Aero in Santa Monica comes a close second).

Ok, nice. Not something you'd initially expect from only seeing pictures of it (i.e. The New Beverly Cinema). Looks really cool so I have to check it out if I'm ever in LA.