Best picture quality releases of each G-film?

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Re: Best picture quality releases of each G-film?

Postby tymon » Fri Mar 23, 2012 2:51 am

^Oh, of course! Dunno how I forgot GKOTM.

Thanks G1985, totally forgot about the laserdisc release.
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Re: Best picture quality releases of each G-film?

Postby G-Matt » Fri Mar 23, 2012 5:12 am

Personally, I think the video quality on the Toho DVD of GFW is a little bit better than the Sony one. When you compare the two, the video is a bit softer and slightly cropped on the Sony DVD. Plus, the end credits scene is in way worse condition than the rest of the movie.
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Re: Best picture quality releases of each G-film?

Postby Goji » Fri Mar 23, 2012 5:19 am

^ The print damage is probably inherent to the international version being used.
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Re: Best picture quality releases of each G-film?

Postby G-Matt » Fri Mar 23, 2012 7:38 am

Goji wrote:^ The print damage is probably inherent to the international version being used.

Exactly. It definitely looks like it's a different print during the end credits.
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Re: Best picture quality releases of each G-film?

Postby Tamura » Fri Mar 23, 2012 10:04 am

I remember a screenshot comparison of the Sony and the Region 2 of GFW and, besides the ending credits, they looked almost exactly the same. This isn't surprising since the film was shot and seemingly finished digitally. I assume both transfers originate predominantly from the Digital Intermediate files, with small adjustments in framing (The R2 is windowboxed, while the Sony is slightly cropped and without windowboxing).
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