[Released] Minority Report (2002) [Fundamental Collection™ #007]

[spoRv]

Yep, the same version I've found lately - but mine is German... still, BD with its higher bitrate (and lack of TV logo, of course) is still the better source.

Oh, one thing: if you can record it, and the logo is placed not as the 7HD one, it will be great to get it, to combine it with mine and have a perfect color reference

[spoRv]

What device is it? Not I'm that expert, but maybe someone can chime in and solve the problem!

[Stamper]

I think the bleach bypass version is now on Netflix.

[spoRv]

I think the bleach bypass version is now on Netflix.

OAR or open matte?

[Stamper]

OAR. Have you planned a redo using one of those HD rips? (I don't have a rip myself and can't technically do it, but I'm sure they will appear)

[spoRv]

Planning an UAR version - actually, tested, and it works quite well...

[Stamper]

You're crazy LOL, what about you make it one constant aspect ratio, but with the most image possible? 1.66 or whatever it comes to?

[spoRv]

I noted that many shots are simply full open matte, so the BD will be used to make an hybrid version, with it as the central "slice"; but there are others where the open matte is just the central part, then you will have just the BD "as is". At the end, it should be just a VAR version, we'll see...

[Ronster]

I was reading about a few alterations... Not sure how true they are?

In the theatrical version, Dr. Solomon Eddie shouts something in Swedish into the bathroom at Greta. The subtitle reads something like, "Wipe your ass and get out here." This line is absent in the VHS and DVD versions of the film.

^ might be worth getting translated?

Spielberg said he had to remove some scenes, and a few "F-words" to get the film's PG-13 rating. Not sure what they were....

[spoRv]

In the theatrical version, Dr. Solomon Eddie shouts something in Swedish into the bathroom at Greta. The subtitle reads something like, "Wipe your ass and get out here." This line is absent in the VHS and DVD versions of the film.

^ might be worth getting translated?

On DVD, subtitles are absent for the line, while on BD say "[SPEAKS IN SWEDISH]"; would be that line translated a worthwhile fix, though? Probably, even if only you, me, and few others could be aware of it!