"What Time is it There?" Wellspring DVD Review (with screen captures)
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"What Time is it There?" Wellspring DVD Review (with screen captures)
I have posted my review of the Wellspring DVD "What Time is it There? coming out this Tuesday the 20th. You may access it By Clicking HERE
The Wellspring DVD is 1:50:20 long. It transfers an average bit rate of 5.7 Mb/sec. It is shown in the original 1.85:1 widescreen aspect ratio. The sound gives you a choice of Dolby Stereo or Dolby 5.1 Surround. The language is Mandarin, Taiwanese and French with removable yellow English sub-titles. The picture is NOT anamorphic. The main DVD menu is slightly animated and contains 16 Chapter stops. There is no leaflet insert inside the "keep case" box. The "Special Feature" extras include a Theatrical Trailer (2:15), a Home Video Trailer (1:23), "Director's Notes" consisting of 15 static screens of Tsai text, filmographies of Tsai and Kang and "Weblinks" to the Wellspring website and a film analysis site (Strictly Film School). Congrats to Pascal Acquarello for his websites mention on the DVD!
I have no complaints of the picture quality or sound but crave a commentary by Tsai which is lacking. I give it out of 4.5/5. A step up for the Former Fox/Lorber.
Regards,
P.S. I have also reviewed the film, CLICK HERE for those interested.
The Wellspring DVD is 1:50:20 long. It transfers an average bit rate of 5.7 Mb/sec. It is shown in the original 1.85:1 widescreen aspect ratio. The sound gives you a choice of Dolby Stereo or Dolby 5.1 Surround. The language is Mandarin, Taiwanese and French with removable yellow English sub-titles. The picture is NOT anamorphic. The main DVD menu is slightly animated and contains 16 Chapter stops. There is no leaflet insert inside the "keep case" box. The "Special Feature" extras include a Theatrical Trailer (2:15), a Home Video Trailer (1:23), "Director's Notes" consisting of 15 static screens of Tsai text, filmographies of Tsai and Kang and "Weblinks" to the Wellspring website and a film analysis site (Strictly Film School). Congrats to Pascal Acquarello for his websites mention on the DVD!
I have no complaints of the picture quality or sound but crave a commentary by Tsai which is lacking. I give it out of 4.5/5. A step up for the Former Fox/Lorber.
Regards,
P.S. I have also reviewed the film, CLICK HERE for those interested.
