Can someone please post a list of all current (and soon to be released) Superbit DVDs titles? Or point me to a link?

Thanks!

www.superbitdvd.com

Thank you. Should have known to put dvd in the path. www.superbit.com didn't work.

Kind of a strange (small) list. "The Big Hit"? "Snatch"? "Anaconda"!? I would have through more special effects heavy movies would have been on the list. Of all the titles, which one's are the best?

Whichever movies are your faves (in the superbit catalogue) .

I'm hoping that Columbia sees fit to release a Superbit of Mike Nichols' Wolf sometime...

I posted this a month or so ago....

Region 1 (North America)

Adaptation
Air Force One
Anaconda
Bad Boys
Big Hit
Bram Stoker's Dracula
Charlie's Angels
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
Dark Crystal
Das Boot
Desperado
Fifth Element
From Here To Eternity
Gattaca: Superbit
Heavy Metal
Heavy Metal 2000
Hollow Man
Hook
Johnny Mnemonic
Knight's Tale
Labyrinth
Lawrence of Arabia
Legends Of The Fall
Leon: The Professional
Mask Of Zorro
Men In Black
Men In Black II
The One
Panic Room
Patriot
Punch-Drunk Love
Quick And The Dead
Resident Evil
Seven Years In Tibet
Snatch
Starship Troopers
Tommy
Vampires
Vertical Limit
XXX (Superbit)

Region 2, 3 & 4(UK, Europe, Japan, Australia, Korea)
*Superbits available in R1 not included

BlackHawk Down (3 Disc) - Korea
Godzilla - UK
Hannibal - UK, AU
Shakespeare In Love - UK, AU
Gladiator - UK, AU, Japan
Fast and the Furious - UK, AU
Mummy Returns - UK, Japan, AU
Bone Collector - UK, Japan, Italy
Jurassic Park 1, 2 & 3 - Japan
Jumanji - Japan
Last Action Hero - Japan
A Few Good Men - Japan
Dr. Strange Love - Japan
In The Line Of Fire - Japan
Philadelphia - Japan
Final Fantasy - Italy
6th Day - Italy
First Knight - Italy

And I probably posted this about the time Bill posted his:

Superbits are not chosen for their quality of movie, they're chosen for their quality of transfer. That is, they take existing transfers that already look good, and will benefit from the improved bit-budget. That's why the movies run the gamut from Anaconda to the upcoming Lawrence of Arabia.


Remember, Superbit is not a new codec, it's just a methodology. The ability to devote an entire DVD to the movie only is within the DVD spec, but Columbia Tristar is the only studio to thus far utilize it as a form of managing quality.

If you're looking for quality of film and transfer I would suggest...

Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon
Das Boot
Gattaca

They are excellent.

Adaptation and Punch-Drunk Love are also excellent films but I haven't checked the bit rate on those to determine if they are "true" Superbits or not... See Panic Room.

On the horizon, Lawrence of Arabia is a no-brainer.

Other than those, and possibly FFC's Dracula and Men In Black, I would agree that the list of films in this line are pretty suspect.

I would also recommend Snatch if you don't already own the previous 2 disc edition.

i own both superbit snatch and the SE, thats just a great movie.
resident evil, dracula, and crouching tiger are the other superbits i own

I should also say the only one I own is FFC Dracula since I have the LD for the extras.

I'll be getting the Lawrence to replace my LD and I would love to see a Jumanji one since the current "special edition" only has a boring FX crew commentary.

Seriously, I'm the kind of geek that would enjoy that, but I didn't

I am looking at purchasing the Snatch: Superbit DVD. Does this disc have the same special features as the regular 2-Disc Dvd? Thanks...

I think it has everything except the commentary track (which was left off of disc 1 to make more room for audio/video).

How was that commentary track though? Good? I only own the SuperBit, but wondering what I'm missing out on with the commentary track.

Need to add the following to the Region 1 list (due 10/07/2003):

Les Miserables
Cirque Du Soleil: Dralion
Riverdance: Live From NYC