DVDFab have a version of it included with there ripping software also.
Shoutbox archive
I think that shot had crew and equipment visable in 4:3 but not in the widescreen version. Warner probably wanted to make that shot tighter in the new transfer so that it wouldn't reveal any crew or equipment blunders in 4:3 or 1.78.
the colour grading is diffferent as well https://caps-a-holic.com/c.php?go=1&a=0&...95&i=5&l=0
Looks like Warner zoomed in and DNR'd that shot in particular when they made the new master. Why DNR and cropping is anyone's guess, considering they're not well known for that as are Universal.
Anyone aware of the BD transfer fault for Tequila Sunrise during the third act of the film? Check it out compared to the Russian HDTV cap https://caps-a-holic.com/c.php?d1=3628&d...=7&l=0&a=1
Thanks... Sitting in the train to the airport right now... Seems if german train is just 5 minutes late... So it is called punctual for trains...
so guys.. I am off to some vacations... more than 2 weeks up up and away.. maybe I have internet on my mobile phone to, at least check sometimes in...
The first 2 are new masters, the others are upscaled from the 2K DI with better encoding, but 4 has some terrible (probably HDR related) blow outs
Does anyone know if I can find downscales of the 4K transfers of the Harry Potter films?
Had Fight Club a new mix for home theatrical releases? On the German BD with the DTS-ES 6.1 Audio it is explicitly mentioned that it is the original theatrical mix.
at least on eBay someone seems to sell a full screen version https://www.ebay.de/itm/362872596219
I'm also looking to find a DVD of Breathless, the remake with Richard Gere, where the open matte original 4/3 DVD version is said to feature extra nudity 
But those don't seem to be available in used stores.
But those don't seem to be available in used stores.That's interesting. I'm wondering if an IMAX like composite would be possible. I'm going to track down a copy, the P&S DVD goes for pretty cheap.
I'm pretty sure the credits+opening title sequences on the Brosnan films were shot Super 35, so they could be shown in 4:3 without cutting off names or vertically squeezing. Die Another Day allegedly had some sequences shot in Super 35 such as the helicopter shots, and apparently the CG FX shots were rendered in 1.78.
Mostly on the left side, if I recall. To the point where it just says "OTHER DAY".
When I rented that one a couple years ago, I recall most of the feature being notoriously cropped.
Does anyone has ever bought Die Another Day 007 DVD in full screen? I'm trying to find out if it's open matte, or just cropped. Thank you.
Hah, didn't realize they had predicted Fox would be bought: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ltQ_2by2UY
I'm sure we will find out this has all been predicted in the Simpsons at some point 
Not quite over a hundred - 20th Century Fox was created in the '30s with the merger of 20th Century Pictures and Fox Film
How Roger Deakins Conjured the Dystopian Darkness of 1984: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=biSuar8ATAg
The original release is pretty bad. I did a quick colour correction on it myself because is looked so bad but I never rendered it out as a final video.
There are 2 versions of Knock Off available in Germany There was a 'remastered' one released recently. Ive not seen it but I read it uses the same master just altered / improved upon.
Anyone familiar with the movie Knock Off with Van Damme? Apparently it has no Blu-Ray. At least no Blu-Ray released in the United States. The picure quality is awful. It definitely needs a remaster
I also confirm. Team Blu have used the remastered BR for their release. My go-to since then.
@CSchmidlapp yes it was my go to for a while, but tbh I haven't really watched it at home since catching it on 35mm
Anyone could send me the download link for best version of The Terminator (1984) pm, please?
I am searching for the relevant informations, too. I also thought it was pre-remaster. But I also might be wrong on that. Time is speed-running by.
Time is speed-running by.The Team Blu version I got was in 2014 so you might be right. Always was under the impression it pre-dated the Remastered BD for some reason! Perhaps Im getting confused with release's. EDIT: Im re reading the team blu threads.
Guys I'm watching the Team Blu and it's definitely based on the remastered blu. Are we talking about the same project?
Although it worth noting that the remasterd (4K) Blu is considered theatrically accurate. Just have to mux the synced mono to it.
Yes the Team Blu release is from an earlier master. My (new) go to version is by Dek Rollins. https://originaltrilogy.com/topic/The-Te...412/page/1
I thought the Team Blu release used the remastered blu ray but with colour correction
Personally I still can say, that IO like the Team Blu release, because it had the mono audio. https://originaltrilogy.com/topic/Termin...s/id/17330 but it is really hard to say "it is the best" because the video souce they used got outdated by the newer official BluRay master release.
Has anyone posted this video with clips from Scorsese's The Irishman with the actors' faces "de-aged" with DeepFake? People in the comments are already begging for the whole film done this way https://youtu.be/dyRvbFhknRc
I never said it was unheard of. We're not talking about little tweaks to re-releases or home video releases, with Cats it's a day one patch to fix unfinished VFX
@zoidberg the effect is the same as re-editing, and it's not unheard of. Disney re-animated certain scenes in Aladdin and Lion King for the IMAX releases for example.
Why are the protons streams purple in the new ghostbusters trailer? This bothers me immensely
Slightly reministcent of Sonic, heh. Though those people caught it earlier, thank god. Will be interesting to compare the old and new version.
What's Cats? The move isn't "unheard of", 35mm films have been re-cut before after release, for example Exorcist II: The Heretic. In fact way back in the day it wasn't uncommon for cinemas to do their own editing to shorten lengthy films by removing the most unnecessary parts. TV does this today, one of my favourite TV shows was shortened by the local broadcaster to better fit the 1hr time slot, I was not happy.
I don't think there'll be too much of a problem there; it's in very good condition.
I could, Frank. Depending on the state of the LP, can't guarantee the best quality of course.
It would probably be easier and less expensive indeed 
Here's an example of my gear in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJT0NETbVsY
Here's an example of my gear in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BJT0NETbVsYIdeally an used Technics direct driven turntable from the early '80s with an S shaped tonearm, a VM540ML cartridge for optimal results, any big brand amp from the '80s uses a very good preamp and will output a nice flat sound. The new BS they sell you with so called lamps and what not are coloring the sound and you don't want that for capturing. A simple Focusrite intrface will get the job done. Finally, clean your record or get it ceaned ultrasonically from a local record store if possible.
@FrankT The simplest way is a USB turntable, but the quality will be nothing much. Best way: Get a good turntable, good needle, good phono preamp and a good audio interface, then record.