The Exorcist
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The Exorcist
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The Exorcist Coming Next Fall
Posted October 20, 2008 02:11 PM by Josh Dreuth
In an interview with DVD Review, director William Friedkin mentioned that, not only does he love Blu-ray, but he is also scheduled to begin work on a 'The Exorcist' Blu-ray on December 2nd. No extras were discussed, but with so much great material available for the legendary horror film, we can only imagine the possibilities. The release is currently scheduled for a Fall 2009
The Exorcist Coming Next Fall
Posted October 20, 2008 02:11 PM by Josh Dreuth
In an interview with DVD Review, director William Friedkin mentioned that, not only does he love Blu-ray, but he is also scheduled to begin work on a 'The Exorcist' Blu-ray on December 2nd. No extras were discussed, but with so much great material available for the legendary horror film, we can only imagine the possibilities. The release is currently scheduled for a Fall 2009
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I'll have to keep my eye out on this.
Wouldn't mind replacing my Special Edition DVD
Wouldn't mind replacing my Special Edition DVD
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I look forward to hearing the specs and features for this, presumably nine to eleven months from now.
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WB, you better not screw this PQ up!!!
I think "The Exorcist" and "Leon" are tied with the title I've purchased
the most in various formats and versions. But bring on the BDs.
Both of them.
I think "The Exorcist" and "Leon" are tied with the title I've purchased
the most in various formats and versions. But bring on the BDs.
Both of them.
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Well, like the "Donnie Dark" director's cut, it's no where near as good as the original. But glad I have it to watch it from time to time. Come on, the spider walk? Even the new ending was pretty cool to watch.
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Hopefully it's the one from the first release, where halfway through it becomes the recording sessions for the possessed voice. The other commentary is simply Friedkin describing what's happening on screen. Boring.
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as for the other commentary, I agree - *snore*
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Apparently William Friedkin is fucking up the transfer of this release by using a "pastel" process in order to present the originally intended feeling of New York grit. He already screwed the BD release of the French Connection using this crap.
http://hollywood-elsewhere.com/2009/...e_vs_popey.php
http://hollywood-elsewhere.com/2009/...e_vs_popey.php
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Apparently William Friedkin is fucking up the transfer of this release by using a "pastel" process in order to present the originally intended feeling of New York grit. He already screwed the BD release of the French Connection using this crap.
http://hollywood-elsewhere.com/2009/...e_vs_popey.php
http://hollywood-elsewhere.com/2009/...e_vs_popey.php
Fuck.
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I think we should wait until we actually see the BD transfer before freaking out.
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re: The Exorcist
I like the new cut of The Exorcist. Of course, I did not grow up with the original cut. I first watched the film around the time that the new cut was released. The spider walk freaked me out, and the other scenes that were added don't detract from the film in my opinion.
I'd like to see both cuts of the film on the Blu-ray.
I'd like to see both cuts of the film on the Blu-ray.
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The power of GOD compels me to stay away from this.
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look at this thread http://forum.dvdtalk.com/hd-talk/542...qtr-1-a-3.html and my posts in this one and you'll see that the director of boths films, William Friedkin is using a "new"(shitty) technology to "pastel" the transfers for both films.
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I didn't mind the new version... as long as the original version is included.
Maybe Friedkin will only mess with the new version and leave the original as is.
Maybe Friedkin will only mess with the new version and leave the original as is.



