Now that MGM titles can be "SuperBit" - What's your wish list?
10-30-05 | 11:34 AM
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Manhunter theatrical cut.
10-30-05 | 02:07 PM
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>Escape From New York
>Annie Hall WITH the correct subtitles
>West Side Story
I wouldn't want The Terminator as chances are, the DTS 5.1 audio mix will be from the new elements used for the Dolby 5.1 track.
>Annie Hall WITH the correct subtitles
>West Side Story
I wouldn't want The Terminator as chances are, the DTS 5.1 audio mix will be from the new elements used for the Dolby 5.1 track.
10-31-05 | 07:56 AM
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Rob Roy
12-18-05 | 02:40 PM
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Thought about this last night, Ronin! DTS on Ronin on the R2 Japan UE disc is fantastic!
Oh, and Fincher...regarding Showgirls... it in DTS is awesome! Have an R3 copy of it and it rocks!
Oh, and Fincher...regarding Showgirls... it in DTS is awesome! Have an R3 copy of it and it rocks!
12-19-05 | 10:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Skoobooz
Some of the better known Woody Allen titles (especially Annie Hall).
Also, it would be a good idea for Sony to do this in a huge Woody Allen box set with all of his United Artists, Columbia/Tri-Star, and Orion films all in Superbit form. For films like Allen's, they just need to have the great transfers, max out the bitrate, and have PCM mono.
12-19-05 | 10:40 AM
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Originally Posted by bboisvert
I was tempted to include that too... but the thought of re-buying 20+ DVDs (without extras) just for marginal improvement in picture/sound seems daunting. I might just hold out for Blu-ray with those! 
Most of the Bond movies aren't even in 5.1. That is enough of an improvement for me to upgrade. Besides the fact that the boxsets are selling for a premium on eBay right now.
12-19-05 | 08:13 PM
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None, since Superbit means no extras (unless it's a SB Deluxe) and an inflated price tag. I'd much rather they just release a lot of their catalog titles as normal SE's with improved transfers. But I'd bite if they re-released previously fullscreen-only and non-anamorphic titles as WS anamorphic Superbits, however.
12-19-05 | 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by joliom
None, since Superbit means no extras (unless it's a SB Deluxe) and an inflated price tag. I'd much rather they just release a lot of their catalog titles as normal SE's with improved transfers. But I'd bite if they re-released previously fullscreen-only and non-anamorphic titles as WS anamorphic Superbits, however.
