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RE: Blu Ray Recommendations - rpj316 - 05-10-2016 00:05
If you like Tarantino and film noir I recommend Reservoir Dogs(1992) : Limited Collectors Edition.Comes in a nice steel case and the disc comes in a book of matches style layout.The picture is excellent and the soundtrack is awesome in 6.1 DTS ES.
I got it from Granger Games for £4
Extras :
Audio commentary from Quentin Tarantino
Critics commentary
Pulp factoid viewer
Playing it fast and loose documentary
Character profiles
Tipping guide
The class of '92
Tarantino's Sundance Institute film makers lab
An introduction to film noir
Deleted scenes
K Billy Sounds of the 70s
Style guide
Dedications
RE: Blu Ray Recommendations - *Kal-El* - 06-10-2016 21:32
Got two blu ray boxset to recommend the first one being the Beverly Hills Cop 3 movie collection.
With this set you get all three films in one set. First film was a classic, the second good but not as good as the first one and the third being the weakest of the series.
Both Beverly Hill cop 1 and 2 have the same transfer it's a improvement over the DVD version but it's a perfect transfer but it's a step up from the DVDs. Sound quality wise it's a massive improvement from the DVD version.
Beverly Hill Cop 3 has the best transfer and it looks crystal clear with no grain where as the previous films. Sound quality wise it's great. It seems only the first film comes with extras but even then there's not a lot but I would say it's worth the upgrade if you can get it cheap got mine brand new from savvier for a fiver.
Lastly Back To The Future 30th Anniversary Trilogy, I have different versions of the films already and I've reviewed the films already so will only review the differences firstly each film comes with digital copy there's a 4th disc containing new extras:
Doc Brown Saves The World
Outatime
Looking Back To The Future: a 9 part retrospective documentary
Back To The Future: The Animated Series: 2 Eps
2015 Commercials: Jaws 19 Trailer and Hoverboard Commercial
Using a voucher got this from Zavvi for under a fiver.
RE: Blu Ray Recommendations - rpj316 - 09-10-2016 09:26
If you like British New Wave I recommend A Kind Of Loving(1962)
I got it for £6 at local Sunday market.
John Schlesinger's first film features a great cast including Alan Bates,June Ritchie and Thora Hird.
Extras :
Interviews
Featurette
Short film
RE: Blu Ray Recommendations - rpj316 - 09-10-2016 09:28
The Commitments : 25th Anniversary Edition(1991)
Got it from Home Bargains for £10.
Extras :
Commentary
Featurettes
Stills gallery
RE: Blu Ray Recommendations - *Kal-El* - 12-10-2016 13:49
Highlly recommend 300: Rise of An Empire blu ray steel book picked it for £5.99 brand new.
Picture quality wise its stunning, visually it looks great along with the sound quality again stunning you'll benefit having a home cinema system. Extras wise you get a good handful plus a digital copy and 3D version of the film.
The art work on the steel book is great inside and out, there is another version of this steel book the only difference is the front cover art is different the back and inside art work is identical
RE: Blu Ray Recommendations - Rammyrascal - 12-10-2016 17:35
(12-10-2016 13:49 )*Kal-El* Wrote: Highlly recommend 300: Rise of An Empire blu ray steel book picked it for £5.99 brand new.
Picture quality wise its stunning, visually it looks great along with the sound quality again stunning you'll benefit having a home cinema system. Extras wise you get a good handful plus a digital copy and 3D version of the film.
The art work on the steel book is great inside and out, there is another version of this steel book the only difference is the front cover art is different the back and inside art work is identical
Good to see you finally picking up this after I reccomended it in this thread about exactly a year ago
RE: Blu Ray Recommendations - m100 - 12-10-2016 21:33
(12-10-2016 13:49 )*Kal-El* Wrote: Highlly recommend 300: Rise of An Empire blu ray steel book picked it for £5.99 brand new.
Picture quality wise its stunning, visually it looks great along with the sound quality again stunning you'll benefit having a home cinema system. Extras wise you get a good handful plus a digital copy and 3D version of the film.
The art work on the steel book is great inside and out, there is another version of this steel book the only difference is the front cover art is different the back and inside art work is identical
thanks for the recommendation will check it out
RE: Blu Ray Recommendations - Bandwagon - 12-10-2016 21:38
I see Rammy is swinging his handbag around
RE: Blu Ray Recommendations - *Kal-El* - 12-10-2016 21:42
One of the reasons why I took so long in getting it was because when it first came out i wanted the steel book version to match the first that I have but it was over £20+ now it's £5.99 at that price I couldn't say no all tho there's a slightly different steel design at the same price so I just chose what one to me looked nicer.
RE: Blu Ray Recommendations - terence - 13-10-2016 09:11
(12-10-2016 21:38 )Bandwagon Wrote: I see Rammy is swinging his handbag around
nope, i think he's just reciprocating kalel's 'banter'.