CloakedDragon97

They look great to me.

Hannibal Rising is an enjoyable film to me. It’s not on the level of the other films, but it gets so much undeserved hate.

There is also a 35mm scan that was done a while back that has the theatrical colors.

I actually enjoyed the 1998 Godzilla despite all of its flaws.

For me, the 2009 Blu-ray is what I consider to be the best. It has minimized edge enhancement, less DNR and more natural color grading.

Despite its flaws, Season of the Witch was the last Halloween movie I actually enjoyed. It is so underrated.

Untitled Junk said:

I just found another listing of this print! However, it ends in 2 days.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/144360036169?hash=item219c875749:g:Vi8AAOSwGh9hftbU

It sure is a high price though.

Muppets Take Manhattan is my personal favorite.

The BD of How the Grinch Stole Christmas is also atrocious. It is very grey and oversharpened. Luckily the 4K is a big improvement.

The original BD of A Christmas Story has a very poor HD master and poor quality audio. It resembles the DVD too much.

The Nightmare Before Christmas changed the original Touchstone logo to the modern Disney logo for the 3D release. The opening credits were also changed to reflect this.

The original BD of Tremors is the absolute worst transfer I have ever seen. It looks like an upscaled DVD that has been heavily DNR’d and sharpened. It also has the infamous magenta tint that plagues many early 2000’s masters. The remastered version is worlds better.

I feel like La La Land is kind of overrated.

I actually liked Saw II to VI. I prefer them over Jigsaw and Spiral to be honest. The only movie from the original series that I disliked was 3D.

Would also appreciate a link.

I see.

I actually prefer the color timing of the 3D Blu-ray of Jurassic Park and the 4K Blu-ray of Terminator 2 more than the original Blu-ray. However I still dislike both uses of DNR.

Any contributors?

The LOTR Trilogy is another good example. Every time I watch Fellowship, I always want to watch the whole trilogy.

The film Filmworker is truly an amazing documentary. As a fan of Stanley Kubrick’s work, the story was fascinating to me and I truly felt the hardships Leon Vitali went through during his time working with the director.

Anakin Starkiller said:

Just watched Spider-Man 3 and it was way better than 2 and probably better than 1. Don’t know why it gets so much shit. I didn’t like 2 at all.

I agree with the fact that 3 is better than 1. The first film always felt the weakest to me. But I still like 2 best.

Actually basically any Ghibli film does. (Sorry about the multiple posts, it was a mistake).

Any Stanley Kubrick film also fits the description.

Spirited Away is that kind of film.

I am looking for either VHS or Laserdisc rips of the films by Stanley Kubrick. I am making this thread because although I have made previous similar threads, I am have come no closer to getting said sources. I am specifically looking for the initial releases of each film although up to the 2001 versions are fine. I am also accepting versions with localization. Although I do own some of the films on DVD, I feel like VHS and LD would look better in some cases. Also keep in mind that I don’t have the best knowledge when it comes to ripping or capturing. Please help however you can by PMing me. Thank you to everyone in advance.