Fargo SE Announced!!!!
05-24-03 | 03:02 PM
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Originally posted by Samuel
Great news, I hope they consider the movie release poster as a cover:
Great news, I hope they consider the movie release poster as a cover:
Fargo
Hope you like it...
...and I wish I could donate a few credits to you so you could download it. I currently have WAY too many credits.
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05-25-03 | 07:58 AM
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Can someone quickly explain to me how dvdcoverart.com works? With the credits really quick? There's some snappers (and then this disc) that I'd love to get rid of...also stuff like (if they have it) Marilyn Manson's new DVD would be awesome to be able to put the DVD itself on my shelf along with the new DVDs by the FF, White Stripes, Strokes, the Roots, and Queens of the Stone Age that come with their CDs that have music videos.
05-25-03 | 07:08 PM
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Intolerable Cruelty coming out this Fall?
Apparently it was initially slated to be completed for this years Cannes (which ended today) but didn't make it. It's still in post-production.
Can't wait for it (as with all Coen Brother's films).
05-26-03 | 03:40 PM
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Originally posted by shanester
I guess the Coen's aern't big on commentaries??.
The writer and producer weren't available either
I guess the Coen's aern't big on commentaries??.
The writer and producer weren't available either
They haven't been involved directly with many of their DVD releases - even the two new ones coming out this week (Miller's Crossing and Barton Fink) are bare-bones.
-- Jough
05-26-03 | 03:44 PM
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Originally posted by jough
The Coens *are* the writers and producers. One brother directs, the other produces, and they both write the screenplays.
They haven't been involved directly with many of their DVD releases - even the two new ones coming out this week (Miller's Crossing and Barton Fink) are bare-bones.
-- Jough
The Coens *are* the writers and producers. One brother directs, the other produces, and they both write the screenplays.
They haven't been involved directly with many of their DVD releases - even the two new ones coming out this week (Miller's Crossing and Barton Fink) are bare-bones.
-- Jough
At least they're being released with "some" xtras so it's better than nothing
05-26-03 | 03:57 PM
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From: You have moved into a dark place. It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue.
I don't think they're anti-DVD by any stretch, they're just not hip with the bells and whistles.
And their commentary track on "The Man Who Wasn't There" wasn't so great. Better to let them do what they do best: make compelling and re-watchable films.
Film: the best "special feature."
-- Jough
And their commentary track on "The Man Who Wasn't There" wasn't so great. Better to let them do what they do best: make compelling and re-watchable films.
Film: the best "special feature."
-- Jough
05-26-03 | 07:41 PM
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Originally posted by Johnny Zhivago
No new transfer = no sale for me. The current MGM disc is anamorphic but the print is in need of a good cleaning.
Listening MGM?
No new transfer = no sale for me. The current MGM disc is anamorphic but the print is in need of a good cleaning.
Listening MGM?
Featuring a new 1.85:1 anamorphic widescreen transfer...
05-27-03 | 01:45 AM
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Originally posted by jough
even the two new ones coming out this week (Miller's Crossing and Barton Fink) are bare-bones.
even the two new ones coming out this week (Miller's Crossing and Barton Fink) are bare-bones.
Originally posted by Johnny Zhivago
If the recent MGM SE re-releases are any indication (ie. Thelma & Louise, Bull Durham, Usual Suspects), Fargo:SE will indeed have a new transfer - and I'm sure it'll be a very nice one too.
If the recent MGM SE re-releases are any indication (ie. Thelma & Louise, Bull Durham, Usual Suspects), Fargo:SE will indeed have a new transfer - and I'm sure it'll be a very nice one too.
Old version
New version
05-28-03 | 02:20 PM
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Originally posted by Squirrel God
Yes it definitely does have a new transfer with no edge enhancement.
Old version
New version
Yes it definitely does have a new transfer with no edge enhancement.
Old version
New version
Other than the bottom one having a warmer color setting, I don't see the difference. What are we looking for?
05-28-03 | 02:38 PM
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From: You have moved into a dark place. It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue.
You can tell that the image is clearer, with fewer compression artifacts in the bottom image, making the overall look and feel of the print much sharper.
Looks nice. Can't wait to see the final disc.
-- Jough
Looks nice. Can't wait to see the final disc.
-- Jough