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16 déc. 2012 · Criterion releases Terry Gilliam’s “Final Cut” of Brazil on Blu-ray, presenting it in the aspect ratio of 1.78:1 on the first dual-layer disc of this two-disc set. The transfer is presented in 1080p/24hz. This looks to be the same high-definition transfer used for Criterion’s 2006 reissue DVD of the film, which offered a substantial ...
16 déc. 2012 · Picture 6/10. The Criterion Collection ports their famous deluxe Laserdisc edition of Terry Gilliam’s Brazil over to DVD in a deluxe 3-disc set, presenting the film in its original aspect ratio of 1.85:1 on the first dual-layer disc. The image in the case has not been enhanced for widescreen televisions (a 2006 reissue, also released as a ...
19 mai 2003 · Brazil. Fox 2003 DVD. Universal 1998 DVD ... Online Film Databases and Resources [General Film Discussion] / Mon Sep 23 , 2024 02:46:17 PM. Forthco ...
31 juil. 2018 · Extras 4/10. Criterion’s six-disc set presents several supplements spread across each film, some specific to the disc’s respective film and others working as overviews of their work. This review will focus specifically on the supplements available on Shanghai Express ’ disc. This disc ends up only including one significant feature: a new ...
19 nov. 2019 · Considering that, it couldn't be about Brexit/American Election 2016. Both events, but especially the latter, are generation-defining epic events. I think it is going to be something much smaller. I can't imagine Bong making a film about US partisan politics.
28 sept. 2020 · Picture 7/10. The next pairing in Criterion's third volume for Martin Scorsese's World Cinema Project presents Héctor Babenco's Pixote (from Brazil) and Juan Bustillo Oro's Dos monjes (from Mexico). The films are presented in their respective aspect ratios of 1.85:1 and 1.37:1, and have both been sourced from 4K restorations.
29 août 2023 · Picture 8/10. The Criterion Collection presents Cheryl Dunye’s The Watermelon Woman on Blu-ray in its original aspect ratio of 1.33:1 on a dual-layer disc. The 1080p/24hz high-definition encode is sourced from a new 2K restoration from a 16mm original A/B negatives scan. Without spoiling any plot points or reveals, the film can be described ...
31 juil. 2010 · Criterion’s new Blu-ray edition for Marcel Camus’ 1959 hit Black Orpheus presents the film in its original aspect ratio of 1.33:1 on this dual-layer disc and presents the image in 1080p/24hz. The Blu-ray’s video transfer is above and beyond Criterion’s previous DVD edition, which was horrendous in just about every way a transfer can be.
The film’s production is reasonably infamous, almost rivaling Brazil’s. However, I think the documentary adequately paints how things were overblown by the press and the studio’s new management. It also keeps things fair by pointing out the mismanagements on the side of Gilliam and the production. It’s all rather fascinating, and if one hasn’t viewed it yet, it’s worth diving into.
6 nov. 2007 · DVDs from Brazil. #1 by John Cope » Tue Nov 06, 2007 9:34 am. Well, I hope this subject hasn't already been posted elsewhere (I did look but didn't find anything exactly comparable). If it has, please feel free to move it accordingly. I am presently desperately trying to get hold of the new Brazilian DVD of Oliveira's Espelho Magico, as ...
