Yes. Just ordered mine!Bugger am I going to have to buy this again??
Watch other Lynch films first if you havent already (not Inland Empire).I still can't believe that I haven't seen this movie.
Not the best Lynch film for me but Id buy a decent 4K restoration in a heartbeat!There should be a 4K restoration of Lost Highway, the best Lynch film by far, imo.
Blimey if Twin Peaks season 2 was a bit mental for you then dont watch Fire Walk With Me or Inland Empire! [emoji3]I tried watching this a while back and could not get into it, Maybe I will give it another go
Loved Twin Peaks (well the first series, The second got a bit "mental" shall we say)
Not the best Lynch film for me but Id buy a decent 4K restoration in a heartbeat!
Oh dear! I got the German one which is 1080p and 5.1 hd but it isnt great (and Lynch doesnt really do surround anyway [emoji6])Mine the box set,not the best 1080i and 2.0 soundtrack ,hopefully will get an better copy one day
Oh dear! I got the German one which is 1080p and 5.1 hd but it isnt great (and Lynch doesnt really do surround anyway [emoji6])
I watched fire walk with me as I got myself the bluray set when it came outBlimey if Twin Peaks season 2 was a bit mental for you then dont watch Fire Walk With Me or Inland Empire! [emoji3]
Hmmm. If it's the same transfer as the criterion remaster then I think a 10 for video is extremely generous. I'm happy with grain but there are low light compression artefacts which pop up from time to time. The car journey during the opening credits is a pretty good example, particularly around the edges of the headlight beam. Setting your display to a gamma of 2.4 helps hide some of the mess but doesn't completely cure it.
Mulholland Drive and Blue Velvet are my joint favourite Lynch films so similar to you.As I understand it, this is based on the same transfer as the Criterion BD, though David Mackenzie encoded this new SC release. Hopefully this will be free of the compression issues that bugged the Criterion.
Extraordinary film (and Lynch's best, in my view, followed closely by Blue Velvet).
Lost Highway is undoubtedly a companion piece, since it's very similar in terms of narrative and of course predates Mulholland Drive, though I tend to tune out during LH once Bill Pullman enters a fugue state and morphs in Balthazar Getty.
Mulholland Drive and Blue Velvet are my joint favourite Lynch films so similar to you.
Give it a go; it's unforgettableI still can't believe that I haven't seen this movie.