One of mine is (although may just be DVD's)but got moved to the bedroom when I got the Panny player+recorder+freeview. And if I upgrade to a 4k player I think region free about £100 extra at least on the Oppo.It does appear to be a US release but I don't know if it'll be region A locked. I invested in a multiregion BD machine a while back.
The Outter Limits: The Complete Original Series Blu-ray
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You're confusing the old with the new.Used to love this show when I was growing up, this along with the X-Files had my inner nerd / alien / UFO / conspiracy theorist boxes all ticked!
One of the most memorable episodes was Valerie 23. (A) because it was some nice, rare (at the time) boobage on TV and (b) because of the way the episode played out. Looking back on it, quite similar to Ex Machina.
The two series were almost not the same the ones. it was almost like the early series of The Twilight Zone and the later one and OL did a swap were they were coming from or heading to. TTZ use to have negative endings an OL more rounded endings even when something unpleasant happened you come away with some positive message. Yet the later OL seem to go out of its way to be negative even remaking some positive endings negative, but have to say some of the stories were very good.Used to love this show when I was growing up, this along with the X-Files had my inner nerd / alien / UFO / conspiracy theorist boxes all ticked!
One of the most memorable episodes was Valerie 23. (A) because it was some nice, rare (at the time) boobage on TV and (b) because of the way the episode played out. Looking back on it, quite similar to Ex Machina.
I don't think hes looked it the linked video clipsYou're confusing the old with the new.
Makes you wonder what will happen to shows made in the era of post production on tape or at least the ones that included plentiful visual effects.ahhhhhhh ok, didn't realise it was the older series.
As a new listing on Amazon.com it will be at RRP for an indeterminate amount of time. However, as Diabolik have it for $62.99 I would suggest Amazon will reduce the price to around that figure before release.I can't find them in the UK but Amazon,com have it on pre order at $99.95 I would have thought it coming in cheaper than that I don't think I payed half that price for the DVD's.
https://www.amazon.com/The-Outer-Li...65953&creativeASIN=B0798GMWZH&m=ATVPDKIKX0DER
I'm not rushing although do want on Blu if there an improvement on the picture quality. I already have them on DVD.As a new listing on Amazon.com it will be at RRP for an indeterminate amount of time. However, as Diabolik have it for $62.99 I would suggest Amazon will reduce the price to around that figure before release.
Amazon UK will never carry listings for US titles before they are released.
If price is the priority then Wow will likely be the cheapest option eventually. But if early delivery is for you ebay seller toysandfilms usually get items in before their US release date so enabling UK customers to get them as early as the US - although the prices are much higher.
£72 from Wow at the moment but their prices fluctuate daily so I wouldn't pre order because if the price drops before release you need to contact them for a refund of the difference as they don't have a price guarantee like Amazon
Even if they were using the old masters there would be an improvement,but they've said these are all new HD restorations with the series in HD for the first time as the current broadcasts are upscaled.I'm not rushing although do want on Blu if there an improvement on the picture quality. I already have them on DVD.
I feel the same but only just, I haven't watched for ages but the last time I did I binged on TZ and I'm in agreement with thegeminiman regarding the dialogue. I recall the how Sterlings narration often made me feel I was being patronized. I don't think either series' are great but I still enjoy them but I'm not going to repeat the mistake of binging on them as i do with most boxsets.As a kid I liked both The Outer Limits and The Twilight Zone. Back then I thought Limits was the far better of the two but now I think Twilight is the better series. I might be tempted though.
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I think for there time there were quite good but had limitations at what they could do at that time and there budgets for the genre only a fraction of what they get today. TZ were a bit like Creepshow sections, and OL were like mini B Sci fi films.I don't think either series' are great but I still enjoy them but I'm not going to repeat the mistake of binging on them as i do with most boxsets.
I feel the same but only just, I haven't watched for ages but the last time I did I binged on TZ and I'm in agreement with thegeminiman regarding the dialogue. I recall the how Sterlings narration often made me feel I was being patronized. I don't think either series' are great but I still enjoy them but I'm not going to repeat the mistake of binging on them as i do with most boxsets.
TZ would as it relies less on effects 3 of my favorites had little effects, When The Sky OpenedBoth shows are a thing of their time. They are both very clunky by today's standards but they have a style and charm that we won't see again. Within that TZ has stood up the best for me.
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