blu ray?
This technirama shot film would look simply amzing in high definition. ANyone hear anything?
This bill is outrageous. If I were you I wouldn't pay it.
This technirama shot film would look simply amzing in high definition. ANyone hear anything?
This bill is outrageous. If I were you I wouldn't pay it.
I'm sure all titles will be rereleased on blu-ray in time.
shareThis is my favourite musical comedy and the first film I was ever taken to see in a cinema (Regent theatre, Collins St., Melbourne, Easter 1963). I have read that it is on Warner Home Video's agenda for a BluRay release soon.
shareI fully agree with you. The Blu-Ray format has given us film buffs a great opportunity to finally enjoy the original quality of processes like CinemaScope, VistaVision, Super Panavision, and in this case Technirama. It would be a shame if Warner delays this title any further.
I think that the TMM deserves a 4K resolution scan and, of course, a full-blown soundtrack, using Dolby TrueHD or a similar codec. This has been used for several other historical pieces with excellent results.
Can you imagine how epic the music would sound on Blu ray....AWESOME
shareGreat Honk! This is my first blu-ray purchase and it is GORGEOUS!!!!
I gave away my DVD to an 8 year old friend (teach 'em while they're young!) and I've missed Harold ever since. Most blu-rays are $30-40 in downtown Toronto, but this was only $23. Sold!
Yes, sir, I'm going to do nothing like she's never been done before!