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Blu-ray Knight
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Really impressed with Ashes and Diamonds - I think it's my only Polish film on blu ray. Here's hoping Arrow Academy or MoC release Wajda's Danton.
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#19242 |
Blu-ray Guru
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Sweet! I didn't know how long it would take to get the states, but now I'll be on the lookout. I also just got my Battles shipping notice so there is lots of Arrow goodness in my immediate future.
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#19243 |
Expert Member
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I just got that too. With that and Rivette on its way, I'm going to be kicking my family out of the house for the holidays.
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#19244 |
Blu-ray Ninja
Nov 2013
Norwich, UK
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Arrow has messed up my Yoshida delivery now.
I went to cancel it as I managed to get elsewhere for better price, site says AT WAREHOUSE but they claim it has been delivered yet I have received nothing... They are doing my head in... I have 3 other preorder with them as well and scared they will mess those up now. No idea why I'm having such bad luck with them, yes I changed may address but they confirmed it would all be sent to new address and they BLACK CATS fine, although it did come damaged... I definitely feel like my avatar right now. |
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#19248 |
Active Member
Apr 2013
UK
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Battles dispatch email.
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#19249 | |
Blu-ray reviewer
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![]() The problem isn't that you have warm(er) color tonalities, it is how they are introduced. If they are part of the original cinematography, the image has different characteristics. If they have digital roots, the image again has different characteristics. It is why you are seeing other anomalies here. This cannot possibly be accurate -- it is a digital interpretation: https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/scree...02&position=21 If one goes in and adjusts only select color values in a sequence, then the effect would be different. What you have here is a complete regrading job, an across-the-board shift in color values, and it is a very strong one. Blacks: There is an unfortunate myth on the internet that blacks have to be "inky". Nothing really could be further from the truth. Some reviewers have invented this imaginary rule that all blacks have to be "inky" so that films look in a certain way when they watch them on their TVs. Henri Alekan, one of your greatest cinematographers, was incredibly effective with these nuances. His early black-and-white films are available in France. Study them. Marriage Italian Style: Read above. Surf Film's 4K restoration is very, very good, and it is easy to tell. You are also omitting a very important fact: This restoration comes from a first generation intermediate -- the best surviving element -- and the end result is a reconstruction. So, there are fluctuations, but they are different fluctuations, and their roots are NOT digital. You should also see Surf Fim/CSC-Cineteca Nazionale's 4K restoration of Scola's A Special Day. It is also magnificent. In fact, it is a perfect example for this post because the film does have a very warm color scheme, but the image has the proper characteristics. Pro-B |
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Thanks given by: | dubious (11-13-2015) |
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#19250 |
Special Member
Mar 2014
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Just ordered the Fassbinder box. Hey, it's only money.
Off that topic I did a mental calculation (which might be way off base). How much does it cost to print one of Arrow's regular sized full color booklets? A dollar or two? And how many copies do they reprint when they replicate a new batch of the title to replenish stock? Several hundred? A thousand? And - finally - how many titles do they now have in their growing back catalogue, all of which would individually cost 700 (or 1000) x $1 or so every time they run off another batch of those booklets? Eighty, ninety or a hundred releases or so? I might be off but with Arrow's ever-expanding catalogue size it feels like it would eventually take close to the entire Kickstarter amount (over $100,000) over a couple of years just to maintain the back run of those booklets within each case - a good number of which are likely skipped over or ignored by many of the customers - and that same amount could be more productively spent on acquiring new releases. I might be off somewhere with the figures but I'm guessing the logic with the booklets was something along those lines. |
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#19252 |
Blu-ray Archduke
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Just got Demons 1 & 2 from Amazon UKs 2 for £10 Salem. Haven't seen them in a long time so looking to watching them as well as Phenomena which came from Arrow. That one I've never seen before. Starting out to be a great weekend for movie watching for me
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Thanks given by: | isaacredfield (11-13-2015) |
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#19255 |
Blu-ray Baron
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Looking at it in 2015 it feels very dated, and you can tell they didn't have the best budget. The werewolf animatronics are just awful. And a little too cliche even if it tries to be subversive.
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#19260 |
Blu-ray Samurai
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