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24 votes
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The DVD biz has circled the drain for years. In 2024, it goes down the tubes.
22 votes -
Is cinema dying? And if so, who is responsible? – A murder mystery
23 votes -
The death of Netflix DVD marks the loss of something even bigger
17 votes -
Why Oppenheimer 70mm is breaking IMAX projectors
33 votes -
Mike Flanagan on Netflix not releasing originals as physical media
26 votes -
Criterion and other premium blu-ray and 4k releases
Recently, I began revisiting some older films and purchased a few Criterion discs. My first one was Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (Pedro Almodóvar, 1988) but I’ve since purchased a few...
Recently, I began revisiting some older films and purchased a few Criterion discs. My first one was Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown (Pedro Almodóvar, 1988) but I’ve since purchased a few more and am slowly working my way through my small stack. The amount of special features is sometimes overwhelming! I’ve enjoyed some of the interviews (Carmen Maura from Women, Sheryl Lee from Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me) but have a lot more to get through. Many include a booklet, too.
I also recently got my hands on two of Peter Greenaway’s films - The Draughtsman’s Contract through Kino-Lorber, and Drowning by Numbers in 4K through Severin. I’m a bit spoilt for choice at the moment but there are still films that I’d like to get the “premium treatment.”
Do you enjoy premium/upgraded versions of movies?
Which special features do you look for?
Is there a film that you’d want to get the “premium treatment” or a 4K remaster?
15 votes -
Sex, cyborgs and videotape: An introduction to Japanese V-cinema
5 votes -
There's a growing trend in VHS collecting which has created a new market for professional VHS grading. We dig deeper into this trend, and examine what makes something valuable and collectible, or not.
10 votes -
The former Netflix DVD library is a lost treasure we’ll never see again
18 votes -
One resolution to rule them all: Lord of the Rings trilogy coming to 4K Blu-ray
13 votes -
We are at the mercy of streaming services. It's time to rekindle our relationship with the DVD
23 votes