Heat: re-release slated for 5/9/17
11-18-09, 10:51 AM
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re: Heat: re-release slated for 5/9/17
Originally Posted by bunkaroo
The sound is awesome. Don't expect it to sound like Transformers though. I think it has a very natural sound and probably pretty realistic too.
11-18-09, 12:43 PM
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Originally Posted by Solid Snake PAC
Currently seeing it. Looks great. Blues really pop out well. Damn fine image quality. And holy fuck does that shootout look soooo much better. I always assumed it was just me but some parts of it looked a bit soft oh but not with the Blu. It's all clean HD image. Damn. Again the shootout scared the shit out of me. Didn't expect the gunshots to be that powerful as compared to the DVD. Oh was I wrong....great Blu.
11-18-09, 01:42 PM
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Originally Posted by dan30oly
I have no valid or credible opinion on film.
I mean I like some of Bay's stuff, but it's mostly disposable. Heat is only getting better with age as more and more dreck comes out of Hollywood.
11-18-09, 02:51 PM
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re: Heat: re-release slated for 5/9/17
I believe one more change was added beyond the two already mentioned (the "ferocious" line and the revised post-dinner scene)
I'd have to check the DVD to be sure, but I think music was added to the scene where Pacino gets into his car, drives off, stops at a bus stop and kicks the television out the car door. I don't ever remember hearing the quiet "Ultramarine" music playing through that particular scene before.
I'd have to check the DVD to be sure, but I think music was added to the scene where Pacino gets into his car, drives off, stops at a bus stop and kicks the television out the car door. I don't ever remember hearing the quiet "Ultramarine" music playing through that particular scene before.
11-18-09, 03:09 PM
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Originally Posted by Nick Martin
I believe one more change was added beyond the two already mentioned (the "ferocious" line and the revised post-dinner scene)
I'd have to check the DVD to be sure, but I think music was added to the scene where Pacino gets into his car, drives off, stops at a bus stop and kicks the television out the car door. I don't ever remember hearing the quiet "Ultramarine" music playing through that particular scene before.
I'd have to check the DVD to be sure, but I think music was added to the scene where Pacino gets into his car, drives off, stops at a bus stop and kicks the television out the car door. I don't ever remember hearing the quiet "Ultramarine" music playing through that particular scene before.
11-18-09, 04:19 PM
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re: Heat: re-release slated for 5/9/17
I don't know how I never noticed that before, but ever since these "content changes" were announced some (including myself) end up looking for any possible differences!
11-18-09, 05:36 PM
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re: Heat: re-release slated for 5/9/17
Can anyone comment about the audio with regard to the dialog in contrast to the gunfight scenes? I seem to recall complaints about the original DVD release having harsh audio. Specifically some of the gun sound affects where disproportionately loud in contrast with the dialog. I know gun shots are supposed to be louder but they were unusually harsh sounding and unbalanced. I can attest to this as I purchased the DVD when it was first released and noticed the same as described. I no longer have it or else I would try to give some more specifc examples.
11-18-09, 05:52 PM
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re: Heat: re-release slated for 5/9/17
Originally Posted by Jamers
Can anyone comment about the audio with regard to the dialog in contrast to the gunfight scenes? I seem to recall complaints about the original DVD release having harsh audio.
This Blu-ray is no different in this regard, unfortunately.
I live in an apartment and when I watched it I had the dynamic range control on. I had no choice.
11-18-09, 10:13 PM
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re: Heat: re-release slated for 5/9/17
Given that the low dialogue has been an issue from VHS through both DVDs and now the Blu-ray, most likely it's the film itself. Since it came out in 1995 it's probably never had any kind of remixing done to it.
I first saw the film on one of those premium movie channels in 1996, and I remember even that had low dialogue - that was plain old TV where all the range is compressed!
I first saw the film on one of those premium movie channels in 1996, and I remember even that had low dialogue - that was plain old TV where all the range is compressed!
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11-19-09, 05:17 PM
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re: Heat: re-release slated for 5/9/17
So as I suspected, it's in the actual source, ie the film, over the conversion of it. Cool. I really haven't had an issue with the audio. It's always sounded fine to me..I'll have to see it again to personally notice that issue.
11-19-09, 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by TylerDurden_73
I have to admit, I was a little disappointed with the sound. During the LA shoot out there was no active soundfield. No rears what so ever. Everything was frontloaded. However the surrounds were active duing the final hunt at the airport. Still the movie looked great, can't complain about that.
My rear speakers were going nuts. Watching it as I type this. Not sure what the deal was with yours.
11-19-09, 07:09 PM
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re: Heat: re-release slated for 5/9/17
Originally Posted by BigDaddy
My rear speakers were going nuts. Watching it as I type this. Not sure what the deal was with yours.
11-19-09, 07:13 PM
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re: Heat: re-release slated for 5/9/17
Maybe he was looking for MORE sound? I mean...I dunno about you but to me that scene is a great tester for your audio set up if you have one. A standard I'd think.
11-19-09, 11:36 PM
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re: Heat: re-release slated for 5/9/17
Originally Posted by Matthew Ackerly
Changes have been confirmed as some alternate take and line changes.
Appararently, Mann has removed Pacinos line "Ferocious, aren't I? when he is interrogating Hank Azarias character.
This is from the home theater forum review:
"The first of the two re-edited scenes I found occurs at app. 1:04, when Hanna returns from a crime scene to the restaurant where Justine is waiting for him alone. Justine’s speech that begins “You don’t live with me” has been re-edited, using what appears to be different takes, different cuts and a slight modification to the dialogue. What clued me in was simple: The scene had always stuck out as somewhat awkward in an otherwise polished and assured film. On this viewing, it seemed to flow much better than I remembered. A comparison with the DVD revealed why.
The second example occurs at app. 1:18:35, when Hanna is giving the full intimidation treatment to the sleazy Vegas liquor salesman played by Hank Azaria. Hanna’s dialogue has been slightly shortened, without actually shortening the scene. The net effect is to provide an additional moment to display the reaction on Azaria’s face. It’s priceless. (“Who the hell is this lunatic?” he seems to be thinking.)
There are undoubtedly other examples that flew right by me, because the work has been done so skillfully and the changes are so intelligently tailored to the film in its current form. The film was rushed during editing to meet a release date, which is why it has four credited editors. Based on these examples, it appears that what’s been done is not so much revisionism as clean-up."
Appararently, Mann has removed Pacinos line "Ferocious, aren't I? when he is interrogating Hank Azarias character.
This is from the home theater forum review:
"The first of the two re-edited scenes I found occurs at app. 1:04, when Hanna returns from a crime scene to the restaurant where Justine is waiting for him alone. Justine’s speech that begins “You don’t live with me” has been re-edited, using what appears to be different takes, different cuts and a slight modification to the dialogue. What clued me in was simple: The scene had always stuck out as somewhat awkward in an otherwise polished and assured film. On this viewing, it seemed to flow much better than I remembered. A comparison with the DVD revealed why.
The second example occurs at app. 1:18:35, when Hanna is giving the full intimidation treatment to the sleazy Vegas liquor salesman played by Hank Azaria. Hanna’s dialogue has been slightly shortened, without actually shortening the scene. The net effect is to provide an additional moment to display the reaction on Azaria’s face. It’s priceless. (“Who the hell is this lunatic?” he seems to be thinking.)
There are undoubtedly other examples that flew right by me, because the work has been done so skillfully and the changes are so intelligently tailored to the film in its current form. The film was rushed during editing to meet a release date, which is why it has four credited editors. Based on these examples, it appears that what’s been done is not so much revisionism as clean-up."
11-19-09, 11:49 PM
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re: Heat: re-release slated for 5/9/17
Originally Posted by Egon's Ghost
Hmmm. Mann purist that I am, I will hang on to the DVD.
11-20-09, 01:58 AM
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Originally Posted by Egon's Ghost
Hmmm. Mann purist that I am, I will hang on to the DVD.
11-16-16, 07:05 PM
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re: Heat: re-release slated for 5/9/17
Limited edition metal box SteelBook
New 4K master supervised by Michael Mann
additional content
Q & A picked up in September 2016
5 documentaries
- "Real Crime", the real policeman portrait and criminals that inspired the film
- "Crime Stories", the story of the script and how the film got the green light
- "In furnace ", filming, training cast, key scene the location of the robbery in the city center, and post-production
-" Pacino and de Niro: conversation, "analyze the mythical confrontation scene
-" Return on crime scene ", revisit the true locations of scenes in LA a few years later
11 cut scenes
https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B01N3RWSYV/...m05-21#postSPF
New 4K master supervised by Michael Mann
additional content
Q & A picked up in September 2016
5 documentaries
- "Real Crime", the real policeman portrait and criminals that inspired the film
- "Crime Stories", the story of the script and how the film got the green light
- "In furnace ", filming, training cast, key scene the location of the robbery in the city center, and post-production
-" Pacino and de Niro: conversation, "analyze the mythical confrontation scene
-" Return on crime scene ", revisit the true locations of scenes in LA a few years later
11 cut scenes
https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B01N3RWSYV/...m05-21#postSPF
11-16-16, 08:07 PM
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re: Heat: re-release slated for 5/9/17
Originally Posted by gerrythedon
Limited edition metal box SteelBook
New 4K master supervised by Michael Mann
additional content
Q & A picked up in September 2016
5 documentaries
- "Real Crime", the real policeman portrait and criminals that inspired the film
- "Crime Stories", the story of the script and how the film got the green light
- "In furnace ", filming, training cast, key scene the location of the robbery in the city center, and post-production
-" Pacino and de Niro: conversation, "analyze the mythical confrontation scene
-" Return on crime scene ", revisit the true locations of scenes in LA a few years later
11 cut scenes
https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B01N3RWSYV/...m05-21#postSPF
New 4K master supervised by Michael Mann
additional content
Q & A picked up in September 2016
5 documentaries
- "Real Crime", the real policeman portrait and criminals that inspired the film
- "Crime Stories", the story of the script and how the film got the green light
- "In furnace ", filming, training cast, key scene the location of the robbery in the city center, and post-production
-" Pacino and de Niro: conversation, "analyze the mythical confrontation scene
-" Return on crime scene ", revisit the true locations of scenes in LA a few years later
11 cut scenes
https://www.amazon.fr/dp/B01N3RWSYV/...m05-21#postSPF
11-16-16, 08:31 PM
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re: Heat: re-release slated for 5/9/17
The audio on this one would probably be the most important aspect of it. LOVE the sounds from the bank heist. You never hear those types of sounds in other films... but the echoing and such. *sexual groan*
11-17-16, 05:29 PM
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20th Century Fox and not Warner Bros has the rights in France?
