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Black & White Lives on Blu-ray
Being a fan of old B&W films, I was really wondering if Blu HD would bring anything to the table worth noting or if I should just resolve myself to upscaled DVD's. I just watched 'The Longest Day' on Blu and I have to say, I am VERY impressed. The details and sharpness are just as impressive as they are in color films and really add a depth that greatly enhanced the viewing experience. Many of the set pieces looked like amazing BW photographs that suddenly came to life.
I'm really fired up about this now. Here's hoping the studios bring out some other classic catalog titles and quit wasting time on crap like 'Beer League'. Bring on 'The Third Man'! |
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