Capricorn One (1977) from Shout Factory - Page 9 - Blu-ray Forum

Wtdk · 12-21-2024, 03:15 AM

Maybe Kino will get this and we can get a restored 4K. I know some folks have issues with the compression and authoring used by Kino on occasion but I would take Kino hands down over Shout. I’d love to see a seamlessly branched 4K of both versions.

Trekkie313 · 12-21-2024, 03:20 AM

Well this was technically done by a budget sub-label of Shout! If they remastered it under the Shout branding it would def be better than what Kino could do. I say this as a fan of both.

AKORIS · 12-21-2024, 03:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Wtdk

Maybe Kino will get this and we can get a restored 4K. I know some folks have issues with the compression and authoring used by Kino on occasion but I would take Kino hands down over Shout. I’d love to see a seamlessly branched 4K of both versions.

not to mention that KINO releases are far more affordable.....

Wtdk · 12-21-2024, 03:34 AM

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Originally Posted by AKORIS

not to mention that KINO releases are far more affordable.....

Yep. I don’t know why Shout can’t do that as well.

Wtdk · 12-25-2024, 04:12 PM

Curious bit - Robert Conrad appears in a cameo as one of the security people that escorts the crew from the plane into the conference room. He isn’t credited nor is it part of his filmography.

Wtdk · 12-28-2024, 04:30 PM

I found the commentary on the Japanese cut to be horrible.

PhysicalMediaMaestro · 07-22-2025, 05:02 AM

I did not choose to see this film, others chose it for me because they knew I was (and still am) a space nerd. I had no idea the movie even existed until I started watching, so I knew nothing about the story line. As the film began, I was upbeat and excited. All right, they're going to Mars!

When the astronauts were ordered out of the spacecraft shortly before launch and instructed to fake the mission instead, I was just as shocked and angered as the astronauts were. I was psychologically immersed in their perspective, a level of immersion that would not be possible if I had read even a brief review of the film before deciding to watch it myself. I hope all of you have someone in your life who can pick a movie for younthat you've never heard of and will enjoy just as much as I enjoyed "Capricorn One".

If this movie was remade today,.I imagine the mission would be faked using a lot of CGI imagery.

12-21-2024, 03:15 AM	#161
Wtdk Special Member Member since:Nov 2011 Location:Northern california Blu-ray reviews: 32	Maybe Kino will get this and we can get a restored 4K. I know some folks have issues with the compression and authoring used by Kino on occasion but I would take Kino hands down over Shout. I’d love to see a seamlessly branched 4K of both versions.

12-21-2024, 03:20 AM	#162
Trekkie313 Blu-ray Baron Top contributor Member since:Nov 2010 Location:Ohio Home Theater Gallery:2 4K collection:206 Blu-ray collection:1650 DVD collection:547 Digital collection:156 Blu-ray reviews: 5 Trading Score:59	Well this was technically done by a budget sub-label of Shout! If they remastered it under the Shout branding it would def be better than what Kino could do. I say this as a fan of both.

12-25-2024, 04:12 PM	#165
Wtdk Special Member Member since:Nov 2011 Location:Northern california Blu-ray reviews: 32	Curious bit - Robert Conrad appears in a cameo as one of the security people that escorts the crew from the plane into the conference room. He isn’t credited nor is it part of his filmography.

12-28-2024, 04:30 PM	#166
Wtdk Special Member Member since:Nov 2011 Location:Northern california Blu-ray reviews: 32	I found the commentary on the Japanese cut to be horrible.

07-22-2025, 05:02 AM	#167
PhysicalMediaMaestro Expert Member Member since:May 2025	I did not choose to see this film, others chose it for me because they knew I was (and still am) a space nerd. I had no idea the movie even existed until I started watching, so I knew nothing about the story line. As the film began, I was upbeat and excited. All right, they're going to Mars! When the astronauts were ordered out of the spacecraft shortly before launch and instructed to fake the mission instead, I was just as shocked and angered as the astronauts were. I was psychologically immersed in their perspective, a level of immersion that would not be possible if I had read even a brief review of the film before deciding to watch it myself. I hope all of you have someone in your life who can pick a movie for younthat you've never heard of and will enjoy just as much as I enjoyed "Capricorn One". If this movie was remade today,.I imagine the mission would be faked using a lot of CGI imagery.

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