Which Lawrence of Arabia? LE or SB?
02-11-04 | 02:34 PM
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I don't understand this. If you already own the LE and the SB, why triple-dip for a simple repackaging?
I would've thought this to be obvious.
02-11-04 | 02:39 PM
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Originally posted by jough
Because I'd rather not have two DVDs of the same film. If there was a SB: Deluxe I could sell the other two. Plus, the LE is OOP, so if it gets scratched or otherwise ruined it'll be difficult and more expensive to replace.
I would've thought this to be obvious.
Because I'd rather not have two DVDs of the same film. If there was a SB: Deluxe I could sell the other two. Plus, the LE is OOP, so if it gets scratched or otherwise ruined it'll be difficult and more expensive to replace.
I would've thought this to be obvious.
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02-11-04 | 06:03 PM
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Nobody should watch any movie with incorrect color timing. If I were a dictator, I would make this a law.
Nobody should watch any movie with incorrect color timing. If I were a dictator, I would make this a law.
If I was a dictator I would make lamps out of the skin of people who watch fullscreen.
02-11-04 | 06:28 PM
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For people who have watched both the LE and SB, how much is there a difference in the sound? Is the DTS in the SB that much better than the DD in the LE version? I was quite content with my LE, but after looking at those screen shot comparisons, and finding out the SB had DTS sound, I may double dip.
02-11-04 | 06:33 PM
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I haven't compared the sound one against the other, but there are some incorrect music cues on the LE (music starts in the wrong spot during the attack on the train, if memory serves) that have been corrected on the Superbit.
02-11-04 | 06:52 PM
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From: Right behind you.
As mentioned earlier on the thread, "In some scenes which used a combination of surviving original audio and newly recorded audio... there is poor equalization.
Two pieces of the score were improperly mixed, causing the sound to be wrongly placed."
For me, the equalization problem was a serious distraction. I had having to constantly adjust the volume during play.
Two pieces of the score were improperly mixed, causing the sound to be wrongly placed."
For me, the equalization problem was a serious distraction. I had having to constantly adjust the volume during play.
