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Re: 92/9 M

#26 Post by TMDaines » Sun Feb 14, 2010 3:16 pm

Blood Pie wrote:It looks like the case is the larger typical UK BD case that Une Femme Marie shipped with...can anyone confirm this? I will definitely be getting the MoC edition over the Criterion if only for the awesome artwork.
Nope it's the thinner case like City Girl and Sunrise (and most US releases).

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Re: 92/9 M

#27 Post by TheGodfather » Sun Feb 14, 2010 6:01 pm

I just read the review in the latest issue of Empire and noticed in their part on the disc`s extra`s that they list extra`s that aren`t the blu-ray disc. Does the MoC dvd have more extra`s than the blu-ray (if so, why?)? or is it a misprint on Empire`s part?

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Re: 92/9 M

#28 Post by peerpee » Sun Feb 14, 2010 6:36 pm

I have no idea why EMPIRE printed a load of incorrect information about the extras, but basically, they're quoting the old extras off the 7 year old Eureka edition --- which leads me to believe that they didn't see the new discs at all.

Why anyone would rely on EMPIRE for anything though is beyond me.

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Re: 92/9 M

#29 Post by MichaelB » Sun Feb 14, 2010 6:48 pm

I remember one glorious "review" in which they mentioned a booklet essay that I hadn't actually finished writing at the time!

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Re: 92/9 M

#30 Post by TheGodfather » Sun Feb 14, 2010 7:17 pm

peerpee wrote:I have no idea why EMPIRE printed a load of incorrect information about the extras, but basically, they're quoting the old extras off the 7 year old Eureka edition --- which leads me to believe that they didn't see the new discs at all.
Ok then. I already found it hard to believe that the blu-ray had less extra`s than the dvd.
Why anyone would rely on EMPIRE for anything though is beyond me.
I don`t rely on them, I was just wondering if it was true or that it was a misprint.
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Re: 92/9 M

#31 Post by Bleddyn Williams » Mon Feb 15, 2010 1:38 pm

Bleddyn Williams wrote:Just wondering - will this be similar to the Criterion & MoC Vampyr releases of the other year?

Using same source, but MoC using "hands-off" approach, and Criterion doing additional restoration work - so there would be differences between the two?
Nick - any enlightenment for us on this one?

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Re: 92/9 M

#32 Post by peerpee » Mon Feb 15, 2010 1:45 pm

We didn't do any additional restoration on the HD master, other than refusing to use grain removal or other filter software in the AVC encoding stage. The HD master was pretty lovely and clean.

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Re: 92/9 M

#33 Post by TMDaines » Tue Feb 16, 2010 8:15 pm

Is the Blu-ray M menu correct? It looks a little unusual that's all. There's the M hand from the cover on the left-hand side with all the text for the menu options on the top third of the right-hand side. That leaves a huge gap encompassing more than the bottom-right quarter of the screen.

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Re: 92/9 M

#34 Post by peerpee » Tue Feb 16, 2010 8:25 pm

If you click on things, text appears in that gap.

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Re: 92/9 M

#35 Post by TMDaines » Tue Feb 16, 2010 9:14 pm

Ahh great! That looks fantastic actually. In my excitement I just stuck the film on. Really nice clean menus once again.

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Re: 92/9 M

#36 Post by effigy105 » Tue Feb 16, 2010 10:20 pm

Just got my copy today. This has been one of my most anticipated releases for ages now and the whole package looks predictably fantastic so thanks and well done to everyone involved.

Speaking of the menus I laughed at the Notification Screen that greeted me when I forgot to set my Blu-Ray player to the appropriate region. I think 'Drat!' should be used more often for error notifications :)

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Re: 92/9 M

#37 Post by peerpee » Tue Feb 16, 2010 10:32 pm

We hate the antiseptic face slap that is "There is a mismatch between disc and player"

Very glad that you were able to do something about it, and weren't just left crying into the box!

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Re: 92/9 M

#38 Post by TMDaines » Tue Feb 16, 2010 10:35 pm

effigy105 wrote:Just got my copy today. This has been one of my most anticipated releases for ages now and the whole package looks predictably fantastic so thanks and well done to everyone involved.

Speaking of the menus I laughed at the Notification Screen that greeted me when I forgot to set my Blu-Ray player to the appropriate region. I think 'Drat!' should be used more often for error notifications :)
I had the same at first. It seems my Limit (Momitsu clone) doesn't reset to Region B when turned to standby after all.

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Re: 92/9 M

#39 Post by manicsounds » Wed Feb 17, 2010 10:06 am

Great error screen! So does For All Mankind have something similar too?

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Re: 92/9 M

#40 Post by effigy105 » Wed Feb 17, 2010 4:18 pm

manicsounds wrote:Great error screen! So does For All Mankind have something similar too?
I was wondering this myself. Unfortunately, having recently moved, my copy now lies many miles away so I can't check for myself. In any case might I suggest 'Fiddlesticks!' in the (likely) event that Profound Desires of the Gods requires a similar notice? :wink:

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Re: 92/9 M

#41 Post by tojoed » Wed Feb 17, 2010 5:51 pm

effigy105 wrote: In any case might I suggest 'Fiddlesticks!' in the (likely) event that Profound Desires of the Gods requires a similar notice? :wink:
You'll have to license the name from here first.

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Re: 92/9 M

#42 Post by peerpee » Wed Feb 17, 2010 6:31 pm

Both FAM and M have "Drat!" -- happy to put "Fiddlesticks!" on a future one. I like it.

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Re: 92/9 M

#43 Post by domino harvey » Wed Feb 17, 2010 6:43 pm

Darn My Socks!

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Re: 92/9 M

#44 Post by mfunk9786 » Wed Feb 17, 2010 7:07 pm

Make sure to utilize the Wayne Knight killscreen for your 3-disc release of Jurassic Park. Uh uh uh!

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Re: 92/9 M

#45 Post by domino harvey » Wed Feb 17, 2010 7:13 pm

mfunk9786 wrote:Make sure to utilize the Wayne Knight killscreen for your 3-disc release of Jurassic Park. Uh uh uh!
And MOC can use this image for when they let loose with a few secrets about future plans:

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Re: 92/9 M

#46 Post by manicsounds » Wed Feb 17, 2010 9:40 pm

Or for "Desires", use Japanese. 残念! Zannen!

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Re: 92/9 M

#47 Post by colinr0380 » Sat Feb 20, 2010 9:22 pm


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Re: 92/9 M

#48 Post by fiddlesticks » Sat Feb 20, 2010 11:11 pm

peerpee wrote:Both FAM and M have "Drat!" -- happy to put "Fiddlesticks!" on a future one. I like it.
Drat!

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Re: 92/9 M

#49 Post by Bleddyn Williams » Wed Feb 24, 2010 5:31 pm

Received mine today and compared with the Criterion 2-disc DVD. Huge difference in clarity.

The Beaver is in the process of entering "M" into its comparisons - the screenshots are there, and the menus, but the comments are still coming.

While you're waiting, on the same page you can read the interesting comments made back then by Torsten Kaiser as to why the old Eureka DVD looked "edgy" and as if it had edge enhancement applied. He says the limitations of standard def produce these artifacts. Its an interesting read, and infers that the same source used for HD shouldn't have the artifacts. Is this the source of the MoC blu, Nick?

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Re: 92/9 M

#50 Post by denti alligator » Wed Feb 24, 2010 9:50 pm

Caps at the Beav look wonderful.
Did anyone ever get to the bottom of why the old Eureka still shows more info on all sides.

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