There's a new re-release of the western film "Silverado". It's remastered in DTS. I thought it was quite good. Has anyone else seen it? How did you like it?
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Mitch
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Daaaaaang, I missed the DTS track on this re-release! 8O Neither Widescreen Review or The Digital Bits have anything out on their websites about this disc. How's the picture quality, too?.
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Whoa! This is a Superbit!!!! :banana: There's no indication at all on the front image that this is one, but in the details at Amazon it shows as "remastered in high definition (Superbit presentation)". Okay, off to Best Buy I go tomorrow.
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Tex I have this and to be honest, the Superbit wasn't all that much better than the original dvd. But the DTS track was a nice bonus. Disc 1 has the movie plus either a DD 5.1 or DTS soundtrack, plus a commentary track. Superbits usually don't have any extras. Now maybe that's the reason the Superbit pic didn't look as good as I had expected. But then, not all Superbit transfers are created equal, are they.
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It's a relief to hear that about the PQ George. My copy is one of the 1.85:1 versions they initially released in error (a collectable?) and I didn't want to think that it was already "out to pasture".
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Tex, funny you mentioned the 1:85 version because that's why I bought the new SE so I could get the 2:40 aspect ratio. But I will keep the 1:85 " collectible", HEH,HEH. :BComment
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Yeah, had the sides been cropped to get the 1.85:1, I'd have thrown that thing away so fast! But, since it was actually the top and bottom that were cropped to get the 2.35:1, I just figure we got more of the movie to watch..
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I found this at our local Sam's Club last night for $12.99! Yes, it's the 2-disc Superbit. I couldn't help myself. :B.
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Wow! That's a load of crop!
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I've picked this movie up at least twice to read what its about and I then put it back.
I am bringing it home next time...
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Some movies like this are just classics. I am going to get it just to replace the origonal copy my little one messed up! 8)The Bitterness of poor quality last longer than the joy of low prices.Comment
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Just thought I'd warn you. The Superbit DVD of Das Boot has only the German soundtrack in DTS. The English version is DD 5.1. Personally, on this movie I don't care. I've seen the English version enough that I watch it in German with subtitles now. Can't wait to here this in DTS - wow!
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If you are like me and always in search of that ultimate sound experience on your system, then you probably have bought the same DVD title more than once as soundtracks are upgraded through re-release. Superbit versions are one of those re-releases that without question sound (and look) much better... -
Finally got around to watching the Superbit BSD this weekend.
Francis Ford Coppola is a seriously "different" man. Now that I've gotten that out of the way, the image and sound of this DVD is flat outstanding vs. the original DVD. Excellent shadow detail - it'd... -
Since I didn't have this film in my collection, and had never seen it theaterically, I saw the Superbit version at Walmart and bought it not knowing what to expect.
I'm sure most everyone here knows this Steven Speilberg film about an older Peter Pan and Captain Hook, so I'll just say... -
I just got a new 7.1 sony reciever, an i have a few DTS movies, i was wondering if you could suggest me a few good movies to test out my system so to speak. Here are the few movies that i do have that are DTS versions
1. X2 x-men united
2. How High?
3. 8 mile
4. 5th Element...
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