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Post by TalkGood50 on Jun 25, 2017 6:39:35 GMT
Great news The Maze is being restored in its small screen ratio 3d and it stereophonic sound, recreated that is .It's coming soon to Blu-ray from Kino Lober.
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Post by ironjade on Jun 25, 2017 9:49:13 GMT
"Cease Fire" isn't really a documentary but it definitely sounds interesting.
Lets hope Kino doesn't pull its usual Region A only crap with "The Maze".
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Post by TalkGood50 on Jul 4, 2017 2:36:13 GMT
Companies like that are stubborn.They want organized profits. If it's region free they can also make wider profits. This is a way of controlling film dvd and Blu-ray consumerss by having a limited dsitribution. As for big profit, how can they make that if it not region free? They don't make sense .In germnay some of their classic films on dvd and blu ray are a.b.c or 0 regions .Your country first releases on Blu-ray 3d inferno both 0 regions and b regions, before twilight video decides to release that film, oops it was Scotland, Panamint not Britain.
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Post by ironjade on Jul 4, 2017 9:04:57 GMT
Companies like that are stubborn.They want organized profits. If it's region free they can also make wider profits. This is a way of controlling film dvd and Blu-ray consumerss by having a limited dsitribution. As for big profit, how can they make that if it not region free? They don't make sense .In germnay some of their classic films on dvd and blu ray are a.b.c or 0 regions .Your country first releases on Blu-ray 3d inferno both 0 regions and b regions, before twilight video decides to release that film, oops it was Scotland, Panamint not Britain. It's infuriating and only makes a niche market even smaller. On the plus side it plays right into the hands of torrent users who, instead of willingly buying the movie, eventually get it for nothing, so well done license holders. |
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