The Arrow Thread

[michal]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

With Body Count, i presume you mean the Deodato film?

I've only seen the UK release years ago. It's cut to bits and not worth buying, so a new uncut version would be most welcome.

yes the uncut version has all the gore intact There is German dvd that is uncut

[Nosferatu@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

With Body Count, i presume you mean the Deodato film?

I've only seen the UK release years ago. It's cut to bits and not worth buying, so a new uncut version would be most welcome.

I haven't seen either Body Count or Edge of the Axe, so a decent UK release of either, or preferably both, would be welcomed by me.

[Justin101]

Is anyone following the Deep Red discussion on bluray.com ??? I'm seriously shaking my head! All that fuss over a SINGLE FRAME that hasn't been edited out of the film correctly, that's a 1/24th of a second of screen time.

This is on the export version where almost everyone is citing the full length version to be definitive anyway.

[Rik]

You're kidding! I never bother with the Bluray.com forum because there's far too many arseholes that post there

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Justin101

Is anyone following the Deep Red discussion on bluray.com ??? I'm seriously shaking my head! All that fuss over a SINGLE FRAME that hasn't been edited out of the film correctly, that's a 1/24th of a second of screen time.

This is on the export version where almost everyone is citing the full length version to be definitive anyway.

Originally Posted by Rik

You're kidding! I never bother with the Bluray.com forum because there's far too many arseholes that post there

Seriously!

It's ridiculous, it really is.

[michal]

Originally Posted by Demdike@Cult Labs

Seriously!

It's ridiculous, it really is.

nothing is missing so why complaining

[bizarre_eye@Cult Labs]

It is ridiculous indeed.

The problem with sites like Blu-ray.com is that they tend to attract fans of AV rather than of film, so a lot of people just feel the need to nit-pick every little flaw in every release. Plus, often some people just don't take into account (or just don't understand) the history and type of films when discussing so-called 'flaws'. The amount of times that the topic of inferred out of sync audio or correct audio track comes up whilst discussing post-dubbed euro films is crazy.

Maybe it's just me, but I'm just glad that films like these are being given this kind of deluxe treatment in the first place.

[Inspector Abberline]

Originally Posted by bizarre_eye@Cult Labs

It is ridiculous indeed.

The problem with sites like Blu-ray.com is that they tend to attract fans of AV rather than of film, so a lot of people just feel the need to nit-pick every little flaw in every release. Plus, often some people just don't take into account (or just don't understand) the history and type of films when discussing so-called 'flaws'. The amount of times that the topic of inferred out of sync audio or correct audio track comes up whilst discussing post-dubbed euro films is crazy.

Maybe it's just me, but I'm just glad that films like these are being given this kind of deluxe treatment in the first place.

makes you want to jump on the next boat to Matul.

[Demdike@Cult Labs]

Originally Posted by Inspector Abberline

makes you want to jump on the next boat to Matul.

We'll all club together to buy you a ticket...except the boat seems to be missing.

[Stephen@Cult Labs]

For TheReaperman.....

They couldn't even do it right, mate. They flipped the image from the poster.

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