Das Boot - Which Version?
Ok, I have never seen this film (Bad on me) but I love WW2 films and have been told numerous times that this is one of the best...
So, I see there are 3 releases: Original DC Original DC Superbit Uncut 300 minute version Which is the best? I would imagine the superbit for picture/audio, but does the uncut add enough important information to the story to justify the 5 hour time? Or is it mostly filler? How about extras? Are the extras on the original release good enough to accept the slightly inferior video/audio compared to the superbit? Please help! |
Originally Posted by Damed
Ok, I have never seen this film (Bad on me) but I love WW2 films and have been told numerous times that this is one of the best...
So, I see there are 3 releases: Original DC Original DC Superbit Uncut 300 minute version Which is the best? I would imagine the superbit for picture/audio, but does the uncut add enough important information to the story to justify the 5 hour time? Or is it mostly filler? How about extras? Are the extras on the original release good enough to accept the slightly inferior video/audio compared to the superbit? Please help! By the way, you should definitely look at the reviews on Amazon. There are some very good reviews of the Uncut Version. They may help you decide. |
I own all three versions and have watched the various versions of the film, including the theatrical version in German at a theater, at least a dozen times. Remember that this is an "old" movie made prior to CGI and digital theaters. If you're expecting Star Wars sound and effects you'll be disappointed.
If you only want to buy ONE, I'd buy the Director's Cut. The video quality is pretty good but I love the commentary which is what sets it apart. The extras are nice. The Superbit has better audio/video but not enough to compensate for the loss of the commentary. The Uncut tacks on another 100 minutes which makes it very long to watch. I would say that the Uncut is not meant for first time viewers. Stay away from the theatrical version which is about 150 minutes. |
damned, there is a large thread about this very topic. try a search and go back further in time than the default.
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rotfl Clearly the answer is the Das Boot Edition. :up: |
I'm still holding out for the "Das Boot" edition of DAS BOOT. ;)
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Originally Posted by bigkid43
Remember that this is an "old" movie made prior to CGI and digital theaters.
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We can always count on DVDJosh, our resident "Thread already exists" police.
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Originally Posted by Admiral7
We can always count on DVDJosh, our resident "Thread already exists" police.
In any event, there was a huge thread about this very topic when the new edition was coming out. We can have all the repeat topics in the world, but a quick answer with relevant discussion could be obtained by using the search. And if you think *I* am the search police, let's just say I make 1984 look like Breakin' II: Electic Boogaloo. |
Originally Posted by DVD Josh
-rolleyes- Nice sig, btw.
In any event, there was a huge thread about this very topic when the new edition was coming out. We can have all the repeat topics in the world, but a quick answer with relevant discussion could be obtained by using the search. And if you think *I* am the search police, let's just say I make 1984 look like Breakin' II: Electic Boogaloo. |
Originally Posted by Mike Lowrey
You're right. Cameron take top honor for that.
Since the link above didn't work...check out Know what I want to see on DVD? The 2-hour cut of DAS BOOT! Das Boot: The Mini-Series (rumored release) Das Boot (SuperBit) - R1 vs. R4?? Das Boot Superbit or regular ? DAS BOOT Question... |
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