No, no, that's the one where she's the worst mom ever: forgetting her kid in the attic for a family Christmas trip.

Come on now, there was alot going on in full house I wouldn't say the worst mother ever, at least she finally remembered, where as the dad did not. And she did whatever she had to do, to get back home.

Worst mothers ever would be Margaret White from Carrie (1976) and Joan Crawford in Mommie Dearest (1981)

Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair coming to digital 17th Feb!

Nice, can't wait!!

hii everyone

RiP Duvall.

@Hitcher, well, it doesn't look as good as expected. No real remaster seems to have been done. To me, it looks just like the disappointment that were the 2 seperate volumes on UHD.

Shame, thanks for the update.

What's wrong with Kill Bill? In the trailer the picture quality seemed great

@Daffy_Duck, yes, I know and I was impressed, especially for YouTube compression, and yet the actual release which is now available seems to have used the same subpar material as the 2 volumes on UHD. At least, the Crazy 88 scene is now fully in color.

It's a shame after all this time that, it's now available, but not at all looking as good as, let's say Pulp Fiction or Jackie Brown.

Thunderbirds 4k restoration - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BwTObO3lpBg

"Fight Club" on UHD on May 12th... approved by Fincher... bummer.

Finally Fincher gets a chance to tweak one of his movies to his liking

Hello everyone, I know open link-posting is not ordinarily permitted here, but I have a lot of old audio files from moshrom (Blah-ray.com guy). I'd like other people to have the chance to use them but don't want to make a thread for each, and monitor each one.

Would users here be interested in collaborating on an online spreadsheet with film titles and links to various audio rips? That would be a lot easier I think than having dozens of different threads.

"Sleepers" UHD announced with both theatrical mix and director's remix in dts HDMA 5.1. Back cover disclosed on blu-ray.com. That's cool to have on a Warner disc, not even a Criterion or an Arrow.

"directors remix" sounds interesting. Was the theatrical 5.1 or dolby stereo?

End credits have the Dolby Digital logo, pretty standard by 1996 for a major studio like Warner, and IMDB mentions dts as well.