I was given these today......they anything special or could anyone use them?

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I have a few other Superbit titles, myself:

Spider-Man 2
Men In Black
xXx
Resident Evil
Desperado
S.W.A.T.

I'd love an ISO of the Terminator 2 one. I have Spiderman 1 & 2, the Jurassic Park set from Japan, Batman Begins from Russia, and 1 or 2 others. They are cool to have for sure.

What's special about these releases?

Here's a simple explanation of why the superbit DVDs are cool to have (mainly due to the much higher average video bitrate) : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superbit

Cool, never heard of it before.

The other ones I have are The Mark of Zoro, 2 disc set, and Dracula.

I just have Johnny Mnemonic. Guilty pleasure.

(2015-10-12, 05:06 PM)Feallan Wrote: What's special about these releases?

That was my thinking, too, when first was getting into video. Bought the Superbit of Lawrence Of Arabia.
Capped a shot on the desert sand from it, and from the restoration (where Peter O'Tool was called back to re-read some lost cut dialogue; he definitely sounded older) DVD (in a Lawrence desert-cloth case).
Did a side-by-side, zoomed-in comparison of individual pixels in the sand. Disappointment ... they looked identical. Never checked the audio -- no tools for a fair comparison there. (From the Wikipedia entry on Superbit, where was noted that the MPEG-2 bit-rate was max'ed, I guess I should've compared an action shot.)

(2015-11-30, 02:40 AM)mumbles_ Wrote: I just have Johnny Mnemonic. Guilty pleasure.

No need to feel guilt... it's a fun cyberpunk movie and everybody love club sandwiches!