Hi Andrea... thanks for your efforts on The Matrix. It looks like you're doing a fine job and I would like to second Stamper's request for Mad Max 2 (The Road Warrior) as well, but I wanted to bring one last thing to your attention because it is just coming to light with a new release. The film I speak of is the 1978 original Halloween from director John Carpenter. I don't know if you've read any feedback regarding the new 35th anniversary Blu-ray disc that is already shipping but is officially being release next week. Anyway, years ago cinematographer Dean Cundey approved a THX transfer of the film for the Limited Edition DVD 2-disc set. It had color-timing supervised by Adam Adams and featured beautiful amber and blue hues that put new life into the film as we know it. It was somewhat revisionist, but based on what the original intentions might have been with better technology at the time. That THX DVD transfer has been celebrated by fans since its release in 1999. In 2007, the first Blu-ray disc for Halloween 1978 was released to mixed reviews. The clarity and detail were praised, but the colors were way different than the '99 THX DVD. The strong blue cast of the night-time shots were washed away to a starry white and the amber/orange warmth of Autumn were nowhere to be found. Not as much anyway. Amber became more green and the glow lost its luster. The creepy blue night vanished and it just wasn't the moody horror film we knew from the THX DVD version in '99. I know you have projects piled up, but please consider one day taking a look at the process of creating a high definition version of Halloween with the THX '99 DVD colors restored. That would be a miracle. From what I've read, the new 35th anniversary Blu-ray has washed away even more color than the 2007 Blu-ray release. Based on what you did with Carpenter's "The Thing" I know you're the man to see about this. Thanks for thinkin' about it though.