Ah yea, Scarface did have the Dolby Stereo track but not the discreet 4-track mix. That was only on the European DVDs. I'd love to see the new Back to the Future trilogy set have the 70 6-track mixes.

(2025-08-29, 12:34 AM)TPCoop315 Wrote: They should fix the picture error in part 1 while they’re at it.

What picture error?

(2025-08-29, 08:27 AM)titanic Wrote:

(2025-08-29, 12:34 AM)TPCoop315 Wrote: They should fix the picture error in part 1 while they’re at it.

What picture error?

I read some claims that there was a moment or a couple of moments where there's supposedly merely 720p of definition, and other claims that it's just baked into the original elements because of old school optical effects. Personally I haven't seen any problem, it looked very good on videoprojection, the best it ever looked on home video.

IIRC, the issue is an encoding/mastering error during that section that only affects the chroma layer, which leaves the base luma channel with appropriate sharpness, but sub-par detail in the chroma (color) channel.

We know that Pts 1 and 2 were remixed for BD and UHD, but how about Pt 3?

What's the story on that one?

Is there any trilogy preservation efforts that include the original theatrical audio mixes for all three films?

(2026-08-02, 12:45 PM)JuryHat09 Wrote: Is there any trilogy preservation efforts that include the original theatrical audio mixes for all three films?

As a matter of fact, there already is. I've just synced noogai3's bit-perfect audio captures of the complete "Back to the Future" trilogy from the LaserDiscs to the 2020 Ultimate Trilogy Blu-ray set. Those audio syncs can be found on The Internet Archive.