The Kino version has over cropping (Clintâs toes are cut off) plus the color and brightness have been pushed too far, making the skin tone orange when itâs clearly an overcast day.
I saw this on an original 35mm Technicolor print some years ago ⊠and although that process is usually synonymous with vivid color ⊠the Arrow screenshot looks more natural or closer to what I watched in the cinema.
this has been asked or posted a million times on Facebook and elsewhere the answer is no, as (most likely) for licensing issues theyâre not allowed to do it, just like Kino wasnât, either⊠we donât know the precise details (as there have been box sets in the past), but back then Fox/MGM had the rights in âone handâ in some markets at some time, and things may have gotten more complicated over time with the distribution rights.
I knew Eureka! was putting out some of DEFAâs less propaganda filled Sci-Fi and Fantasy Fairy Tale films the last couple months but honestly werenât expecting them to get into some of the Red Westerns, a bold and interesting choice for sure.
The Sons of Great Bear is definitely the most digestible of the series as the Anti-West/Anti-Capitalism elements can be easily overlooked, but after that it gets really blurry. I might give this a look again after a long sojourn away from it.
Does anyone know why Plaion wonât ship to the UK? I was after their They Call Him Holy Ghost Blu Ray but it is only being sold on their website, not Amazon, and they wonât ship to UK. Their other releases are available on Amazon and I can get them.
I only partially buy this because both costs arenât on the sender side (with additional forms and stuff on sender side that are extra work, true). But itâs a nightmare for returns which I believe they are legally obliged to offer to all customers⊠Not sure.
At any rate me and others on here based in the 'Schland gladly buy it for you and ship over