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I own the Turbine 4K limited edition steelbook and will be getting this one, too, but not sure this movie really needs 4K. The film was shot on super 16MM film, which is roughly 1080p resolution. Not sure if 4K will look any better than standard Blu-ray. Haven't had a chance to compare yet. The 4K masters are all upscaled. I suppose film holds up better to upscalling than digital, but it brings out more of the film grain.
I do agree that the film grain works in the movie, but haven't watched it in 4K yet.16mm isn't anywhere near digital 1080p. Kevin Smith directed both Clerks and Chasing Amy on 16mm, and while upgraded to HD for home formats both are still very grainy in terms of quality. Another famous case was Buffy The Vampire season 1, again shot in 16mm and the conversion to try and improve it was a real mess. 1080p is roughly similar to real 35mm film but even then 35mm is still slightly better clarity wise. Chainsaw will never look pristine because of how it was filmed, and to be honest I don't want it to. It looks great the way it is.
I can’t believe I wasn’t tagged!I don't actually have any fancy editions of TCM (not even a steelbook), so I'll be keeping an eye on this for sure!
Now that I'd buy! Haven't bought any Exorcist steel yetI can’t believe I wasn’t tagged!
I’m the same as you and been after a decent release. Same for a few things as you know, already put in a word to manta about the Exorcist and the 50th anniversary next year. God I hope they do it
Defo in for this
Same. I said it would sell like hot cakes. A proper premium of the exorcist! They said they would pass on the recommendation/ feedback and speak to their distributor. 50th anniversary next year and they work closely with WB. Sounds like a no brainier imo. And they’ve dabbled in horror beforeNow that I'd buy! Haven't bought any Exorcist steel yet
Same. I said it would sell like hot cakes. A proper premium of the exorcist! They said they would pass on the recommendation/ feedback and speak to their distributor. 50th anniversary next year and they work closely with WB. Sounds like a no brainier imo. And they’ve dabbled in horror before