I never been to just one to jump on this train for many personal reasons. The biggest one the is that a question that we all have to ask ourselves all the time before we buy this version of a film that we love to watch over & over. "Is this version of this film going to be good or not?"
Case in point. The original Blade Runner was had many different cuts to this classic film over the years that I can remember. Now I defend a longer cut of the film that has never been seen before, but with so many different cuts of the film. It has been a hard to chose the best on that is on the market.
It's nice to have a better feel of a classic film, but you can hurt it by changing it too much. Like what Star Wars has done over the years. They changed it so much that they cut a few things that make it feel out of place. Just look the original & the Blu Ray cuts of the films. Yes I do thing that it a bit much to change a classic film to in a remastered mess.
I don't mind to have a touch up version of a classic film, but when its too much of a change that it no longer a great movie. it's now a film with too much added crap that needs to & restored to it true glory days.
I'm not hating this idea for a better film, but if you change a film too much. You can lose the magic that it once had. Making a film shine in a longer time & better light is the main reason that I can have hope for a better movie in the years to come.
I just love to see a film in the original lay out, but if it had to be cut down for time reasons or had to rush out to the market for what ever reasons & didn't look to good in the theaters. Then I can forgive the people that had to clap it all together in short about of time.
Case in point. The original Blade Runner was had many different cuts to this classic film over the years that I can remember. Now I defend a longer cut of the film that has never been seen before, but with so many different cuts of the film. It has been a hard to chose the best on that is on the market.
It's nice to have a better feel of a classic film, but you can hurt it by changing it too much. Like what Star Wars has done over the years. They changed it so much that they cut a few things that make it feel out of place. Just look the original & the Blu Ray cuts of the films. Yes I do thing that it a bit much to change a classic film to in a remastered mess.
I don't mind to have a touch up version of a classic film, but when its too much of a change that it no longer a great movie. it's now a film with too much added crap that needs to & restored to it true glory days.
I'm not hating this idea for a better film, but if you change a film too much. You can lose the magic that it once had. Making a film shine in a longer time & better light is the main reason that I can have hope for a better movie in the years to come.
I just love to see a film in the original lay out, but if it had to be cut down for time reasons or had to rush out to the market for what ever reasons & didn't look to good in the theaters. Then I can forgive the people that had to clap it all together in short about of time.
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