Don’t Tell Mom The Babysitter’s Dead (1991) BD-25
Run Time: 1hr 40min 38sec
Video: 1080p AVC HD Transfer
Audio: ENGLISH Dolby Digital 2.0
Subtitles: None
Special Features (DVD Source):
Theatrical Trailer
TV Spots:
Disc Size: 23GB
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A quick look 720p is the best I can find will look harder late on
Thank you for the prompt response. Yes, please do and I will do the same :)
Compared to the old master most cable stations used to broadcast, which was terrible, the 720p HDTV is stellar. This movie was a great showcase for Applegate and I think it's an entertaining flick by any standard. It's definitely a welcome addition to some great projects on the horizon. Like Adventures in Babysitting, it always had that slight "John Hughes" quality about it... never a bad touch for a coming of age film.
Yes, definitely a great movie. Haven't seen it in a while, though. I don't think I knew it was Hughes.
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Flexicon9 said:
Compared to the old master most cable stations used to broadcast, which was terrible, the 720p HDTV is stellar. This movie was a great showcase for Applegate and I think it's an entertaining flick by any standard. It's definitely a welcome addition to some great projects on the horizon. Like Adventures in Babysitting, it always had that slight "John Hughes" quality about it... never a bad touch for a coming of age film.
Agreed. I have already replaced the original audio with the DVD audio because it seemed that all HDTV presentations of this were off-key 3/4 of the way into the movie. It was off by a half a second or so but is now completely synched. I would like to create a Blu-ray to the highest quality standards so before I go about doing so I would like any and all help locating the 1080i file. I know its out there, I have come across it a few times but the sites it was available on were no longer hosting the file. Hoping someone out there already has the file or knows a current site that is still hosting it. Any and all help in achieving this would be appreciated. Definitely a film that deserves a Blu-ray release, albeit an "unofficial" one.
@Asaki... I just meant it has a similar vibe to John Hughes movies, but it's not actually his work. His work probably influenced most teen films anyway.
@moviemike85... That 720p version still looks pretty good. Hopefully you can get the one you like better. Looking forward to this one either way.
Also looking for any extras...preferably in HD format such as trailers, interviews, deleted scenes
What's the status?
moviemike85 said:
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Great news. Please direct me to where I can get it :)