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Old 19th May 2010, 07:12 PM
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I made some enquiries with Optimum about the new version and how it differs from existing editions out there. They said:

"Our master is significantly different, being both longer and in widescreen while their long version was 4:3."
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This is worth supporting - if a company like Optimum can see the benefit of putting out a film like this who knows what could come next?
Definetly.Optimum who are owned by Studio Canal have a VAST back catalogue.

I had the R1 Version and traded it without even watching it,so I'll definetly be buying this!
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I watched the restoration at the ICA cinema, gorgeous looking print.
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Old 26th May 2010, 02:23 PM
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I'd agree - really never looked better.
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I'd agree - really never looked better.
Saw it in the cinema twice (one from 35mm and then in Feb). I have the Shriek Show edition of it and will stick with that. Optimum could have imported across the US extras and opted not to.
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And miss out on the film looking this good and with the extra footage? No way - it's fall in love time when you see it.
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And miss out on the film looking this good and with the extra footage? No way - it's fall in love time when you see it.
I'm sure it looks great but, like I said, the (corrected) Shriek Show copy has done me this well so far and I've no interest in upgrading unless there's some new goodies or it's far cheaper!!!
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Old 26th May 2010, 04:56 PM
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The GFT print was just a stop-gap - what's on the disc is far nicer and hopefully if this does well then maybe more will be forthcoming from the vaults of Optimum.
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The GFT print was just a stop-gap - what's on the disc is far nicer and hopefully if this does well then maybe more will be forthcoming from the vaults of Optimum.
... Only this time with some extras!
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Old 26th May 2010, 10:20 PM
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regardless of how complete this version is i cannot see it as anything more than a wasted opportunity and a very lazy release. if optimum had secured the longest print yet available and wanted to capitalise on that then they should have commissioned a special edition befitting of the release, lizard falls into a specialist market so optimum really should have done something to encourage people who already have to film to purchase another version, i refuse to double dip for substandard lazy releases, i already own the shriek show disc and i will not line optimums pocket for a bare bones release, arrow are setting the standand for great special editions, lets not regress to this type of release
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