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The Wraith (1986) comes July 20 from the Vestron Collector's Series
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Masquerade (1988) with Rob Lowe, Meg Tilly and Kim Cattrall
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Being someone who doesn't and hasn't had a Blu Ray Player, I was wondering for old film that were created in a time when that technology didn't exist, is there a massive improvement? I have seen side-by-side comparisons on YouTube between DVD and Blu Ray and you could see a noticable difference, but I'm wondering does make the experience so much greater as it to be worth the investment? I ask purely for an educational inquiry, I'm not trying to ruin it for anyone no. I ask too as I watched a video and a guy was talking about playing games on computers and consoles from the 80s and 90s on a high definition television and he said that it was showing up things that you wouldn't see on a CRT Television as they were not designed with HD Television in mind as they didn't exist.
Is there any accuracy in that or I just talking a load of Grade A Reconstituted Bovine Manure?
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Night Shift (1982) Deadly Friend (1986) Killer Party (1986) The Pursuit of D.B. Cooper (1981) Steel Dawn (1987)
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I enjoyed Night Shift, Deadly Friend and Steel Dawn, 3 more to get on Blu-ray.
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The Four Seasons (1981) Going Berserk (1983) My Stepmother is an Alien (1988)
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quote:Originally posted by thenodfather: Being someone who doesn't and hasn't had a Blu Ray Player, I was wondering for old film that were created in a time when that technology didn't exist, is there a massive improvement? I have seen side-by-side comparisons on YouTube between DVD and Blu Ray and you could see a noticable difference, but I'm wondering does make the experience so much greater as it to be worth the investment? I ask purely for an educational inquiry, I'm not trying to ruin it for anyone no. I ask too as I watched a video and a guy was talking about playing games on computers and consoles from the 80s and 90s on a high definition television and he said that it was showing up things that you wouldn't see on a CRT Television as they were not designed with HD Television in mind as they didn't exist.
Is there any accuracy in that or I just talking a load of Grade A Reconstituted Bovine Manure?
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There is quite a difference in video and audio. Most Blu rays actually give it the colors and audio that you would have heard in the theater in the 80's.
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Two Kevin Costner films from 1985 arrive April 12 from Warner Archive: American Flyers and Fandango.
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I have Year of the Jellyfish on vhs (yes i STILL have those) but somehow i´ve never watched it but i sure need to. Even more nudity than in La Femme publique? Posts: 7056 | From: Finland | Registered: Feb 2008 | Site Updates: 7
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