distantmantra said:DVD Beaver can suck my balls.
My copy of Exit Through the Gift Shop came today. The PS3 recognizes the movie, as the graphic for it shows up, and it loads the warning screen. Then it won't go any farther.
Cosmic Bus said:That really sucks and I feel like it's sort of my fault. :\
Some additional research leads me to believe that the disc is in fact region-free (people are playing it in some off-the-shelf Blu-ray players, and it reads as region ABC in a PC BR drive), but the menus are in 50hz, which the PS3 can't display. I'm trying to find if there's any sort of workaround...
mojiimbo said:That's unfortunate. I saw that Amazon had a preorder listing for the U.S. Blu-ray the other day and Netflix put it up on streaming in HD a week or two ago.
This may be a shot in the dark but have you tried deleting the data that gets loaded when you first boot up the disc then trying again? I had an issue where Iron Man and Predators would look like they are about to start then it's just a black screen. I deleted the data and restarted the disc and it worked.distantmantra said:You didn't force me to buy it.![]()
I was looking around online, I can't find much about it at all. The disc is definitely region free based on the PS3 knowing exactly what it is, and the 17 seconds of warnings and studio bumpers loading up... Unfortunately, you can't skip ahead at all during this 17 seconds, all that stuff is locked out.
Yeah, it's coming out in March.
Oh well, looks like I'll watch it again on Netflix, while waiting for the NA Blu-ray release in a few months... dammit. This is my favorite movie of 2010.
Valkyr Junkie said:Has anyone watched the Criterion release of Cronos yet? It's on Netflix now, and the movie appears to be filmed/processed at around 12fps.
The Man From Nowhere (2010)
Taesik, a former special agent becomes a loner after losing his wife in a miserable accident and lives a bitter life running a pawnshop. He only has a few customers and a friend named Somi, a little girl next door. As Taesik spends more and more time with Somi, he gets attached to her. Then Somi is kidnapped by a gang, and as Taesik tries to save Somi by becoming deeply associated with the gang his mysterious past is revealed..
Kagari said:Amazon has Beauty and the Beast for $14.99. Bought.
Still need to get Fantasia though, but it's still too expensive.
I was wondering if something was up with my connection. I couldn't even watch 10 minutes without having to turn it off.Cosmic Bus said:Netflix's encode is absolutely, unquestionably botched. Seems like there are more and more errors in the streaming content recently (movies only running for a portion of the actual length, squashed aspect ratios, skipping or stuttering, etc) and there isn't even a way to report the problems accurately -- only a box to check that says the picture is "unwatchable." For a company who's putting the entire future of their business model into streaming, you'd think they would be more careful about this stuff.
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CaptYamato said:Just let anyone know that missed this. It is now available for 15.99 pre-order price.
Scullibundo said:Apparently the 3D release of Beauty and the Beast in the cinemas was mind-blowing from the few reviewers that saw it.
Wish it had gotten a wider release.
Ashhong said:You talking about the one in IMAX years ago with the added song? Or was there one more recently?
Define shitty.Scullibundo said:Disappointed with the Minority Report transfer. I know the movie was shot and had another pass done over it to emphasise the bleached lighting and grain, but it can look pretty shitty in a lot of scenes.
JB1981 said:Define shitty.
Weird I feel like they removed a lot of the grain and noise and sharpened things up a bitScullibundo said:Noisy. The movie had a bleach pass run over the film because Spielberg wanted it to look gritty, but there are just some scenes where the artifacting becomes so very pronounced, that rather than simply trying to preserve the film grain like they did in the SPR transfer, its like they looked at what they had to work with and said 'Fuck. That.' for a lot of scenes.
My ps3/blu ray player died in the middle of the day on New Years Eve so we spent the evening watching 1080-upscales of the star wars trilogy VHS.TacticalFox88 said:Man, going back to DVD's hurt my eyes.
allegate said:My ps3/blu ray player died in the middle of the day on New Years Eve so we spent the evening watching 1080-upscales of the star wars trilogy VHS.
Yep.Hex said:IS the UK Battle Royale set region free?
CaptYamato said:
Az987 said:
lordoftherink said:Both Lolita and Barry Lyndon are currently being prepared for Blu-ray Disc release by the studio in 2011. They also hinted that the films are going to be available both as singles and as part of a new Stanley Kubrick Blu-ray Collection.
During an extended interview with French site Ecranlarge.com, Eric Legay, marketing director for Universal France, revealed some of the catalog movies that the studio intends to release on Blu-ray in 2011, which prominently include the Jurassic Park trilogy and Brian DePalma's Scarface, along with some westerns and more Hitchcock.
The studio will also release some westerns on Blu-ray, including Winchester 73, Shenandoah and High Plains Drifter (apparently one of two movies starring Clint Eastwood that the studio plans to release this year).
Universal will also continue releasing Alfred Hitchcock movies on Blu-ray, but Legay noted that the flow of titles might be limited by the need to remaster them with the same level of quality as Psycho.
Cosmic Bus said:
Jurassic Park box set is so bought. The third movie sucks but I love the other two.Cosmic Bus said:
What's more, our sources are NOW telling us that WHV (and their now in-house New Line label) is ALSO planning to release Peter Jackson's long-awaited The Lord of the Rings Trilogy: Extended Editions on Blu-ray sometime this year. No kidding. We suspect that, now that The Hobbit films are finally about to begin filming, the studio is eager to get more product on store shelves to keep the franchise fresh in the minds of fans. The Extended Rings films on BD are the obvious choice for this year. Farther down the line, of course, there will be the obvious Blu-ray and Blu-ray 3D versions of The Hobbit films, and sooner or later an "ultimate" box set of all the films with all new extras custom created by Jackson. Anyway, our sources tell us to expect some kind of official news on all this (re: Rings: Extended and Kubrick) from the studio in the next several weeks.
Hex said:IS the UK Battle Royale set region free?
I thought that wasnt confirmed yet? Amazon.com had an April date too and pulled it.kruis said:April 2011 in Germany (Amazon.de)
B.K. said:The Digital Bits' source says that the Lord of the Rings Extended Editions are coming to Blu-Ray this year.
B.K. said:The Digital Bits' source says that the Lord of the Rings Extended Editions are coming to Blu-Ray this year.
Net_Wrecker said:I Saw The Devil is getting a limited U.S. theatrical release (no idea which version of the film) starting March 4th so I hope that means a proper US Blu is coming.
CaptYamato said:Any word on which Cities will have it? I'm going to L.A. around that time. Hope I get a chance to see it in a cinema.
They make price matching such a pain in the ass. Can't be botheredMagnus said:For Canada:
Minority Report bluray
$16.99 at FS
$28.99 at BB
Price matched and beat it at BB for $15.79.
Win!