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Nov 26, 2014 - 3:07 PM
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CinemaScope
(Member)
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I bought the three disc Blu-ray theatrical set for £6 in a shop called Fopp in London, that'll do for me. I wasn't interested in the longer versions, & I prefer the look of the shorter part one, it's not quite as sharp, but the longer version is too green & dark for me.
There are lots of grain lovers online, they think a film doesn't look right unless they see a lot of grain moving about, even though the film is not supposed to look like that, & didn't in the cinema. And in nearly fifty years of working in a film lab & on telecine, sparkle (as we used to call it) was the bane of my life. After all that time of looking out for it, I see every mark now, & it really does show up in HD. A lot of older films really should have a clean-up, a two day de-spot session would work wonders.
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Although I can see that being extremely annoying to fans.