Hannie Caulder DVD

I taped HC from UK TV last year, i assume it will be cut. I must check it out.

just got the new German DVD in the mail and… it’s GREAT!

i have yet to take a really close look and write a review. but from the first peek, it has really nice picture and sound quality, both german and english audio tracks and it is in cinemascope, anamorphic on top of that.

http://www.spaghetti-western.net/index.php/Hannie_Caulder

i hope to be able to post a review and a screenshot comparison soon

updated with a paragraph on the new German DVD

After SD, HC has arrived in full colour (and glory):

[url]http://img685.imageshack.us/i/hannieone.jpg/[/url]

For more about her, see:

http://www.spaghetti-western.net/index.php/Hannie_Caulder_Review

I have the Australian dvd of this one, saw it first on TV though

Me to…had for two years now and still not viewed.

Nice review of Hannie Caulder Scherp.
And of course that picture is always welcome.

was not an excellent movie…but normal

Does anyone here have an opinion on whether they think the German Explosive Media Blu Ray or the American Olive Films issue is better? I could swear I read somewhere that the German issue had audio problems.

the first issue of the German DVD had a glitch, which they then corrected. I cannot imagine they reproduced the glitch in the Blu. I have the blu but havent watcht it yet

I’ve got the Olive one, looks really nice. Don’t know if either is better than the other though.

I’ve been wondering this for a while, as I’d prefer to buy the Explosive release for the cover :smiley:

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I recommend going directly after the BluRay :smile:

http://www.spaghetti-western.net/index.php/Hannie_Caulder/BluRay

I’m also interested in knowing which Blu-ray to get. I haven’t upgraded from my VHS yet.

well the US disc has more extras than the German disc. Otherwise it is likely that the master used is similar. We need to find a screenshot comparison

Screenshots here: Hannie Caulder. The initial Olive and EM look identical while Olive’s Signature Edition from 2016 while using the same master got an overhaul producing a better presentation IMO.

With very good BluRays available in many markets, closing this topic.