I didn't check the soundmix yet, it sounds very low to me. I will try to see in those instances you mentioned if it is the old mix or the redo.

Funnily the bass that was missing in the DCPs is back. I think StudioCanal messed the DCPs version.

The DCP definitely had bass, just not earth shattering levels. But my word it was LOUD

(2017-11-25, 10:02 AM)zoidberg Wrote: There are 70mm screenings all through January in London, I'm hoping to go as are a couple of other forum members. It should give a more than fair representation of how it looked and sounded theatrically.
Truth be told T1 would probably look the same 'under' the regrain as it was a degrain/cleanup/regrain. Pause and you'll see the DNR.
Anyone else got the new blu yet?

Give me a shout when you have a date. Will try and meet up

(2017-11-26, 12:00 AM)Bigrob Wrote: Give me a shout when you have a date. Will try and meet up

Cool. Will do

What thel hell?! They did not even bother remastering the extended scenes! They still look like the old master with lack of definition and old color timing! They surely can't go unnoticed! Only the theatrical cut is fully remastered. On top of that, when watching the 2D version, the intro still states "3D". A job so poorly made.

(2017-11-26, 12:42 PM)Beber Wrote: What thel hell?! They did not even bother remastering the extended scenes! They still look like the old master with lack of definition and old color timing! They surely can't go unnoticed! Only the theatrical cut is fully remastered. On top of that, when watching the 2D version, the intro still states "3D". A job so poorly made.

It could be that they had no access to original negatives/prints that contained these scenes or that they're missing/damaged/something.

(2017-11-26, 12:51 PM)Colek Wrote:

(2017-11-26, 12:42 PM)Beber Wrote: What thel hell?! They did not even bother remastering the extended scenes! They still look like the old master with lack of definition and old color timing! They surely can't go unnoticed! Only the theatrical cut is fully remastered. On top of that, when watching the 2D version, the intro still states "3D". A job so poorly made.

It could be that they had no access to original negatives/prints that contained these scenes or that they're missing/damaged/something.

Not so seamless then!

I thought it was common knowledge that only the theatrical cut was restored (in order to convert to 3D).

(2017-11-26, 01:06 PM)zoidberg Wrote: I thought it was common knowledge that only the theatrical cut was restored (in order to convert to 3D).

Well, I surely didn't know that and expected the 3 cuts to be on par. I knew that only the theatrical was in 3D, but I thought that in 2D we'd have the 3 cuts fully remastered.

It is a shambles for sure. If it wasn't for the 3D I doubt I would get it. For a while I thought it might be a Jurassic Park situation where the 2D was the old disc, Top Gun 3D didn't even include the 2D in the UK.