CloakedDragon97

I would recommend Topaz VEAI.

It seems no official HD version exists however I would recommend upscaling the DVD to HD as some software has amazing results.

I agree that Harry Potter is kind of overrated.

So would I.

44rh1n’s version is the Extended Edition with the color grading of the DVD.

I never thought Avatar was that great. It has a sort of cliche story with cliche characters and way too much CGI. That being said, I don’t hate it. I think that Titanic is a much better film.

The regraded version by 44rh1n is usually my go-to.

The D+ version of Voyage of the Dawn Treader is presented in the theatrical scope ratio while all other versions are open matte.

I’ve been trying to get a good VHS collection going for a while. A few days ago I was at a thrift store and picked up some rare ones I thought I could use for next to nothing each.

Johnny Test is that way too. I remember loving the first season but the rest were just abysmal.

Really good quality. Great job.

The original scope version of Avatar hasn’t been shown in HD.

Added the 1996 VHS of The Shawshank Redemption.

I also love Unbreakable. It’s by far my 2nd favorite.

I’ve also tried searching over there but everything is Star Wars related.

I just watched the Blu-ray and can confirm that all of the color problems have been fixed.

I’m also interested in an update.

Any updates on this?

The Star Wars Purist said:

Finally unearthed my copy of the first Austin Powers movie from its plastic wrap prison after 3 years, not a bad movie.

While I prefer the second movie, I still really like the first one.

I just got finished watching Turning Red. While there was enormous backlash over the story, characters, and style before release, I was actually looking forward to it. I absolutely loved this movie. So many aspects were done excellently. The story and premise kind of reminded me of a Ghibli film, which I mean in the best possible way. I’m actually one to defend the art style. I love it when Pixar experiments with style, such as Brad Bird with The Incredibles and Andrew Stanton with Wall-E. The style of this film is noticeably more cartoony than the average Pixar film. The style almost reminded me of newer animated series such as Steven Universe, Gravity Falls and Adventure Time, which again is a positive for me. Some scenes also include visual elements of Ghibli such as the forest scenes. As for the characters, I think they were really handled well. They all act how real kids act and talk. Humor is definitely the strong suit of the movie. I love how it touches on serious subjects like generational trauma excellently like Encanto did. While it does have some minor flaws, the good definitely outweighs the bad. I highly recommend it.

The Village is a very underrated movie and is my personal favorite Shyamalan film.

Good to hear.

I still don’t see why Last Crusade gets ranked lower than the others.

Looks great.

I agree with you there. I rather enjoyed the new movies.