Simon Crust
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Thanks Simon. Waiting for a standard release as its not a favourite of mine.
Is the audio on the 1080p blu ray any better than the track on the UHD disc?
Not sure about any recent reissues, but the 5.1 on the UHD is a step down from the original blu-ray track. That was no masterpiece, but the LPCM 5.1 mix presented the soundtrack with a decent amount of clarity and had a mellow quality to its tone.Is the audio on the 1080p blu ray any better than the track on the UHD disc?
Agreed! The Criterion edition of Barry Lyndon is sourced from a 4K remaster, so hopefully Warner Bros. will release that out soon. I know Eyes Wide Shut doesn't get a ton of love on these forums, but I find it fascinating and have went from being 'meh' on it twenty years ago to it being one of my favourite of Kubrick's films.Give us Barry Lyndon and Eyes Wide Shut.
Barry Lyndon could look phenomenal in 4K. Shot mostly with natural light we might really see into the shadows. Eyes Wide Shut could look exquisite, too.
What's your beef with the opening?can you edit that opening?
especially in the light of recent events
Its a film. No editing needed.can you edit that opening?
especially in the light of recent events
What are we talking about here?can you edit that opening?
especially in the light of recent events
Agreed! The Criterion edition of Barry Lyndon is sourced from a 4K remaster, so hopefully Warner Bros. will release that out soon. I know Eyes Wide Shut doesn't get a ton of love on these forums, but I find it fascinating and have went from being 'meh' on it twenty years ago to it being one of my favourite of Kubrick 's films.
Yep Id instantly buy both of those on 4K disc - Im much more interested in those two compared to FMJ or ACO.Agreed! The Criterion edition of Barry Lyndon is sourced from a 4K remaster, so hopefully Warner Bros. will release that out soon. I know Eyes Wide Shut doesn't get a ton of love on these forums, but I find it fascinating and have went from being 'meh' on it twenty years ago to it being one of my favourite of Kubrick 's films.
my beef is that it shouldn't be twisted to a single "that did she enjoy it or not" reference without mentioning it is rape - violence to women, carried out by a man
You're being massively oversensitive.my beef is that it shouldn't be twisted to a single "that did she enjoy it or not" reference without mentioning it is rape - violence to women, carried out by a man
it's previously been cited as a major influence by men that have been convicted for committing rape, yes they had a problem, but that is the whole point.
i'm just saying that the phrasing of the single line comment to not say it was controversial because there was an extended rape scene, but to remove that is part of the problem in putting the onus on women, rather than educating male behaviour, which we should be focussing on