Thanks Clint: I heard about this a while ago and have been looking forward to it as most CC BDs are Region A locked and my Sony is Region B locked.Sign up for the Criterion Channel HERE
Thanks Clint: I heard about this a while ago and have been looking forward to it as most CC BDs are Region A locked and my Sony is Region B locked.
Clicked the link and lo and behold, not available down the bottom of the planet. Gotta keep that region licencing in place so motherfathers can keep getting paid for "work" they did decades ago, even though there's an INTER(national) NET(work) available and my money's there for the taking - grrrr.
Not to worry, I'll stick with my spinny discs (audio's better anyway). Sorry for the rant, QQers. Very few things push my buttons but region licencing is one of them. That and crossing the centre line on the roads. Relax. Deep breaths...
Yeah, it's a bummer but not to worry. I ain't a streamer either (except for having to get up 2-3 times a night!) but I thought this may have gotten me going in that regard. Not a biggie though. One day it'll happen.I don't stream...except when I visit my urologist…I had no idea that they restricted movies based on geographic locations...geeze...that's a shame...can't import this or that and even over the internet...that's a shame..
Huge Luc Besson fan here...got "The extraordinary Adventures of Adele Blanc-Sec" on bluray this week...what a great frickin movie....yes, it's French, but its a classic, great sfx and a very discrete soundtrack by Eric Serra.
Don't forget "Valerian".. another underappreciated effort!! A lot of "Fifth Element" nudges there...and any movie that has Herbie Hancock as a leader is worth it!!!A HUGE Luc Besson fan myself [Subway, The Big Blue, La Femme Nikita, The Fifth Element, Léon: The Professional etc]. Will have to order this one. Thanks for the heads up, Kap!
Don't forget "Valerian".. another underappreciated effort!! A lot of "Fifth Element" nudges there...and any movie that has Herbie Hancock as a leader is worth it!!!
Thanks for making me aware of this. It's a fascinating documentary and it's great to see what a few enthusiasts can achieve. The only thing I found a bit weird was the English subtitling - it was a slightly distracting during the bits where people were actually speaking English and the subtitles themselves varied in position from shot to shot. A minor quibble for a great documentary.Just watched a fascinating doc on Netflix this evening entitled "Sad Hill Unearthed" in which dedicated fans of the epic The Good, The Bad and The Ugly to coincide with the film's 50th Anniversary, restored the original Sad Hill Cemetery in Burgos, Spain which Sergio Leone, with the help of the Spanish Army, constructed for the film's finale. James Hetfield of Metallica appeared in the film as he's a huge fan of Ennio Morricone's score which the group uses as an intro to its shows and the various film editors and set designers who were involved with Leone's mammoth production. Sadly missing, of course, is a Native UHD 4K restoration of Leone's classic to coincide with its 50th anniversary which was, BTW, 2016.
LOVE this movie!and, another thrift shop find..."Moulin Rouge".....I am into it 10 mins.and already laughing my ass of.. first of all a great DTS (48K) discrete soundtrack.. a guy conducting the 20th Century Fox intro , the huge nod to "The Sound Of Music" and to Sweet's "Love is like oxygen".. ROFL!!!
an INSTANT CLASSIC.. I am sure I saw this on DVD in 2002 or something like that but I don't remember it being so funny!
and, another thrift shop find..."Moulin Rouge".....I am into it 10 mins.and already laughing my ass of.. first of all a great DTS (48K) discrete soundtrack.. a guy conducting the 20th Century Fox intro , the huge nod to "The Sound Of Music" and to Sweet's "Love is like oxygen".. ROFL!!!
an INSTANT CLASSIC.. I am sure I saw this on DVD in 2002 or something like that but I don't remember it being so funny!
Baz Lurhman at his MOST excessive. A real guilty pleasure. Have you seen his Romeo and Juliet extravaganza, yet?
BTW, my Luc Besson "The Adventures of Adele Blanc~Sec" arrived today. If I have time I'll watch it tonight.
Oh heck yeah...
BTW, I usually watch Adele Blanc-Sec in FREEEEENCH!!!!! .. a great lesson of a screwed up language!!! Enjoy and report back...
I can't blame you ..IT IS A FRENCH MOVIE!!!Confession, Kap....I started watching Adele @ 3 AM.....in French w/subtitles ...... loved it but then sleep overcame me so I will hopefully finish watching it tonight. Another delightful Luc Besson flick!
I can't blame you ..IT IS A FRENCH MOVIE!!!
The pacing is slower AND the audio mix is VERY DIFFERENT TO USA MOVIES, the dialog is not drowned and the SFX are not booming
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