The Golden Age of Television (Criterion Collection) - $22.49 @ Amazon
05-10-11, 12:30 PM
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The Golden Age of Television (Criterion Collection) - $22.49 @ Amazon
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EDIT: Looks like it's $24.49 now.
Maybe not the most red-hot deal around, but it's still more than 50% off.
Quantities seem to be limited, so act fast if you're interested.
EDIT: Looks like it's $24.49 now.
Maybe not the most red-hot deal around, but it's still more than 50% off.
Quantities seem to be limited, so act fast if you're interested.
Last edited by Randy Miller III; 05-10-11 at 12:59 PM.
05-10-11, 12:56 PM
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Re: The Golden Age of Television (Criterion Collection) - $22.49 @ Amazon
It's 24.49. Did it go up already or is that a mistake in your title? I might have grabbed it at 22.49 but I can beat 24.49 at the next B&N sale.
05-10-11, 02:19 PM
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Re: The Golden Age of Television (Criterion Collection) - $22.49 @ Amazon
There is a review on the Amazon page which makes this release sound extremely disappointing. Perhaps they will re-master it for a BD release in the future with a better transfer, instead of a copy of the old laserdisc...
05-10-11, 02:22 PM
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Re: The Golden Age of Television (Criterion Collection) - $22.49 @ Amazon
Yep, I read that review. Turns out that the man criticizing the A/V quality---and expressing regret that Criterion didn't utilize a certain piece of video imaging equipment to improve it---is actually the creator of said equipment. That does alter my opinion of his review...but yes, I'm sure Criterion could've done a little more with the material at hand.
In any case, I'd gladly shell out for a fully remastered Blu-Ray, but I doubt it's high on Criterion's "to-do" list.
In any case, I'd gladly shell out for a fully remastered Blu-Ray, but I doubt it's high on Criterion's "to-do" list.
Last edited by Randy Miller III; 05-10-11 at 02:41 PM.
