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Jaws (Blu-ray + Digital Copy + UV Copy)

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Dans ce cas ne pas prendre édition collector 30 eme anniversaire ou une autre , mais prendre la version 25 eme anniversaire . reviewers means different opinions, so those who keep track of such things will note some minor variances in scores. Those wanting my reaction to the film and its first Region A 1080 release may find relevant information in my Jaws Blu-ray review, and Martin Liebman's Jaws 4K Blu-ray review also provides more information. All of the galleries are set up to allow you to scroll through each item or you can just let it play through on its own like a slideshow.

Previous versions I've seen, even the original theatrical prints re-released in my local cinema a few years back had a terrible washed out look to them.So many wonderful things have come from mistakes, accidents or happenstance – from Velcro to gum, the Frisbee, ice cream cones, silly putty and Post-it notes to name a few. It's a classic, and effortlessly earned the many accolades bestowed upon it over the years as of one of the finest thrillers ever made. When it was first released in 1975, Jaws smashed box-office records and became the highest-grossing film of its era, earning Steven Spielberg a reputation as a Hollywood visionary and launching the massive trend of summer blockbuster films. The film doesn't exactly illustrate a particular style that's uniquely his — that's to come years later with ' Raiders of the Lost Ark' and ' E.

In comparison to the making-of it’s certainly not as good or as informative, and admittedly a lot of material in here (though not all) is covered in the other piece, but it’s still a lovingly put together program that’s also fairly entertaining itself. Unruly edge enhancement and DNR are nowhere to be found which is comforting, as the risk of terrible shimmering effects with water when the footage is treated with any kind of enhancement is significant. Steven Spielberg’s Jaws makes its Blu-ray debut from Universal Home Entertainment in its original aspect ratio of 2. news is they also tend to utilize some licensed releases that offer solid technical merits and appealing on disc supplements. But more than 35 years later it's still hard to fathom how it all came together and how a classic was born from such terrible, wicked conditions.As for the film the first of many Blockbuster from Spielberg and started what would become the Summer season of big films. This movie looks even better than it did when it first screened, and let's not forget, this is a 36 year old movie we are talking about. Spielberg, too, comes from a film-school background and approach, although his career took off before he actually completed his education. Jaws: The Restoration is a very interesting piece detailing how Universal repaired the original negative for the new 4k 2012 re-release.

It's a masterpiece that has thankfully stood the test of time, and still manages to terrify audiences new and old almost 40 years after it first rose from the depths onto our screens. As the art department's mechanical sharks often malfunctioned, Spielberg decided to mostly suggest the shark's presence, employing an ominous and minimalist theme created by composer John Williams to indicate its impending appearances. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. Williams's minimalist score benefits from this immensely, exhibiting clean differentiation between the few instruments used in his orchestration.The sound of the boat rocking during the USS Indianapolis speech, all the original audio is right there, but the surrounds get a great workout with the new audio, and it's absolutely memorizing. There’s also a decent archive gallery presenting storyboards, production photos, various marketing materials, and other items from around the world.

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