BLACK SUNDAY (1960)
I just purchased the Mario Bava collection DVDs 1 and 2 that among other movies feature the amazing BLACK SUNDAY. I already own a BLACK SUNDAY DVD and wonder if anyone knows if there's a difference...
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Wish I could help. I asked a publicist who was offering review copies, but he didn't have an answer and he ended up not sending me anything.
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I think the two discs have the same content, but the Anchor Bay disc has a little more digital cleanup of the image.
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Jameson281 wrote: I think the two discs have the same content, but the Anchor Bay disc has a little more digital cleanup of the image. For better and for (automated) worse.
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Jeffrey Allen Rydell wrote: Jameson281 wrote: I think the two discs have the same content, but the Anchor Bay disc has a little more digital cleanup of the image. For better and for (automated) worse....
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I feel the same way Damascenos...i've got so many Bava dvds (foriegn and region 1)
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Damascinos wrote: Care to elaborate? Or are we sticking to the quick-draw one liners How 'bout a quick-draw link? My (obscured) point was that both have a bit too much automated spot removal/noise...
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Mine is from Umbrella Horror DVD (I love that company name, haha) and I bought it when I was in Australia some years ago. It has extras like trailers, filmography, biographies etc. The picture quality...
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The American Cinematheque in Hollywood is launching a Mario Bava festival tonight with a double bill of BLACK SABBATH and BLACK SUNDAY. This seemed like as good as time as any to post a retrospective...
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