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Although 1492 has not been released in the US, I see there is a version in Spain with Portuguese subtitles, and it is available on Amazon Spain. I'm tempted to buy it, but I don't know if it is region B locked. Does anybody own this movie?
https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/1492-...Blu-ray/78546/ http://www.amazon.es/1492-Conquista-...I25NPI59D2QS18 |
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Seems to be region B locked. I played the BD in a Blu ray player region A (Sony) and you can see the menu, you can set up the language etc., but the movie does not start. This does not occur in a Blu ray player regiron B (Phillips). I am sorry, it is a very good film.
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I've spoken to somebody else who owns the film, and they said that the disc will play in a Region A player, but it has to be a player than can handle a PAL/50i disc. I know from experience that my Sony BDP-S590 will not play a 50i disc. An Oppo should play it though. BTW, from what I've seen many Blu-ray players will give you a specific error message when a disc is the wrong region. |
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I did end up buying "1492" from Amazon Spain. The movie is good if you like historical dramas, but it's not necessarily the most entertaining film.
But yes, it does work in a Region A player. However, there is some scrolling text in the beginning and end of the movie, and it is in Spanish instead of English. I would imagine that it is translated in the English subtitles, but I can't say for sure since we had Portuguese subtitles running for my mother-in-law. There are some thick accents in the movie though, so English subtitles are probably recommended even for native English speakers. The video quality was okay, but on certain dark scenes there was significant static/noise combined with horizontal banding. I haven't tested it on another TV yet, so I can't say for sure that it was a problem with the disc and/or transfer. I viewed it on a Panasonic PT-AE8000U projector and my player is the Oppo BDP-93. It's running through an Onkyo TX-NR818 AVR, and I also have a DarbeeVision processor. I've seen similar banding on another movie recently, "Crash", on certain noisy dark scenes, but that is a movie that has notoriously bad image quality, so I didn't think too much about it. Plus, "Crash" was the Brazilian market version, which is kind of an unknown, and is even cropped to 16:9 from the original 2.39:1, so I figured the transfer was suspect in the first place. Other than these two movies, I've never had the issue. I need to try those two movies in my upstairs TV to see if the issues are still present. |
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The image quality is very good , happy with it
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