Lawrence of Arabia (Superbit)
09-04-03, 09:07 AM
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Lawrence of Arabia (Superbit)
What is the difference between the R1 Superbit release of "Lawrence of Arabia", which obviously is a 2 disc version, and the R2 Superbit release, which is a single disc version? I am a bit confused...
09-04-03, 11:40 AM
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Interestingly, the screener has only just now become available to me. It will soon be on its way to me in the mail, and I will review it at my first opportunity for the site. I will be able to perform a comparison between the image quality of the Superbit and the original Limited Edition.
09-04-03, 07:33 PM
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Originally posted by The Bus
Jason: Nice, because I just found an LE and got it for $27... Hopefully I didn't mess up.
Jason: Nice, because I just found an LE and got it for $27... Hopefully I didn't mess up.
09-04-03, 08:06 PM
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Originally posted by bga
Ouch. I got it from Columbia House as a enrollment, average cost about $7. Unfortunately, they only carry Superbit releases when it's the only version (like Adaption or Panic Room).
Ouch. I got it from Columbia House as a enrollment, average cost about $7. Unfortunately, they only carry Superbit releases when it's the only version (like Adaption or Panic Room).
09-04-03, 08:57 PM
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Originally posted by Jason Bovberg
Interestingly, the screener has only just now become available to me. It will soon be on its way to me in the mail, and I will review it at my first opportunity for the site. I will be able to perform a comparison between the image quality of the Superbit and the original Limited Edition.
Interestingly, the screener has only just now become available to me. It will soon be on its way to me in the mail, and I will review it at my first opportunity for the site. I will be able to perform a comparison between the image quality of the Superbit and the original Limited Edition.
09-04-03, 10:00 PM
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Originally posted by Cartload
Is there any chance you can let us know at what point in the movie you have to swap discs? I know Robert Harris stated that they might not have been able to fit everything before the intermission on the first disc because of video quality concerns.
Is there any chance you can let us know at what point in the movie you have to swap discs? I know Robert Harris stated that they might not have been able to fit everything before the intermission on the first disc because of video quality concerns.
09-04-03, 10:39 PM
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Originally posted by Rypro 525
the usa superbit was suppervised by the digital bit's own robbert harris and he's made sure the video looks better then any previous releases.
the usa superbit was suppervised by the digital bit's own robbert harris and he's made sure the video looks better then any previous releases.
In recent months he has also written a monthly column for the Gigital Bits. I don't know that I would list the Bits gig as his primary accomplishment.
