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- Your DVD Collection
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Added the 1996 VHS of The Shawshank Redemption.
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?
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.
I finally watched Dune. As a fan of both the David Lynch version and Denis Villeneuve’s work, I was really looking forward to it. The film is absolutely amazing with huge scope, interesting story, well written characters, incredible visual effects, perfect casting, amazing visuals and and a phenomenal score. I highly recommend it and am really hyped for Part 2.
I also saw this a while back. I guess it was a user who was very briefly an administrator. It might also be a bot IDK.
I can see where you’re coming from. The more I think about it, the colors are a bit too vibrant for my tastes. That’s why I prefer the darker, desaturated look of the Blu-ray. However the 4K has more detail and has the 1.85 aspect ratio.
I personally don’t have a problem with the 4K but still prefer the colors of the old BD.
They did the whole movie as well.
I would also love a link.
surely the “TB” rip is better quality then the LaserDisc
https://originaltrilogy.com/topic/Star-Wars-SDTV-and-HDTV-digital-broadcast-database/id/17744/page/1
There’s a 35mm print of the 1997 version over on TheStarWarsTrilogy.com.
That’s a shame. I was looking forward to this.
Sounds like an interesting idea for a project.
Are there any updates?
As of right now, the only Mamoru Hosoda film I have seen is Wolf Children. I want to watch his other films sometime.