BiscLimpkit wrote:Good choice on going for the original Good Bad and the Ugly DVD.
Shorter (and better) cut of the film.
English Mono.
Can't beat that tbh.
Isnt the video on the extended cut much better?
I dont have the movie yet btw. But I do know that Once ...West also didnt have mono, but sounded good to me. Then again, I'm not a big tech-head so as long as both music and voices are good and clear, I'm usually happy.
I was there, the big BNB blackout of november, 2008. We lost many that day...
Only the R1 of OUATITW had Mono. But I was happy with the R2.
Yes the video on the SE of TGTBATU is much better, it's been restored and blows the R1/2 TC out of the water, I still have both though (R1 TC, R2 SE).
Regarding the TGTBATU SE, any region release is good. The R1 has the addition of Italian mono with all the original foley, but who cares? It's not in English.
Which frames were missing from the original HK release?
7 pounds seems an OK price. Just noticed on the site that Fist of Fury PE is only 5 pounds.
I doubt I'll buy them though. I already have the movies, and although I'm sure these are better versions, I think I will just wait a few years untill I make the jump to HD, and then get the HD discs...
I was there, the big BNB blackout of november, 2008. We lost many that day...
and the usual 38€ (shipping included) buyoyo order
Sukeban Boy
Peking Opera Blues (JS)
Curse of the Golden Flower (Edko / not the box)
Story of the Detective (Hirokooooo...) (IVL)
The Fountain (Graphic Novel)
The Fountain (Hardcover)
300 (Graphic Novel)
Bran Mak Morn (Thus completing my Robert E. Howard collection!)
Star Wars: Tag and Bink Were Here! (Graphic Novel)
DVD's:
Silence of the Lambs CE
Total Recall: THX Optimum Resolution
The Fountain (Graphic Novel)
The Fountain (Hardcover)
Are those what the new Aronofsky movie's based on?
Yeah, both are by Aronofsky. The graphic novel is just that. It expands on the film telling the same story. The hardcover book is basically a beautiful picture book with some stunning images chosen by Aronofsky for readers to meditate on. It also includes the screenplay. I haven't read the graphic novel yet, but I've gone through the hardcover book and was very pleased.
So which was made first? The film or graphic novel?
I take it you've seen and enjoyed the film? I thought Pi was ok but Requiem was brilliant. Had high hopes for Fountain but it seems to have received mixed reviews.
BiscLimpkit wrote:So which was made first? The film or graphic novel?
I take it you've seen and enjoyed the film? I thought Pi was ok but Requiem was brilliant. Had high hopes for Fountain but it seems to have received mixed reviews.
The graphic novel is meant to compliment the film. They were both released around the same time I believe and were both created by Aronofsky.
I liked the film and the more I think about it and let it sink in, I downright love it. I'm eagerly awaiting viewing it again on DVD in a few months. It is probably one of those "love it or hate it" flicks, but I'd like to think smart people with a heavy heart will enjoy it. It's quite profound in many ways and very moving.
Received
- Off Road. A very entertaining b/w graphic novel by Sean Murphy. Great art and very humorous.
- ImagineFX, my monthy digital art magazine. Awesome read always, but it arrived a bit damaged and it isnt the first time that happened, so might call them up this week.
I was there, the big BNB blackout of november, 2008. We lost many that day...