Request: Comparison Last Life in the Universe R2UK vs. R3KR
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Daze
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Request: Comparison Last Life in the Universe R2UK vs. R3KR
Hi, I'm looking for a comparison between the R2UK and R3KR (LE with OST CD) release of 'Last Life in the Universe'. As far as I know the R2UK from Artificial Eye had the best picture quality, but I would like to know how the R3KR compares to the R2UK. Thanks...
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bradavon
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Hi Daze
Welcome to the forums. Please post in the "Reviews & Comparisons thread:
https://www.bulletsnbabesdvd.com/forums/ ... m.php?f=19
I have the Thai DVD which only has 13 minutes of extras but is Anamorphic with DD5.1. I assumed as it was a Thai film it hadn't had an international release. It's cheap from eThaiCD.
Looking at this comparison the UK R2 looks much nicer: http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=13396
On paper I'd say the UK R2 wins (over the R1): http://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=5095
I'd prefer the interviews/behind the scenes over the R1s exclusive Chris Doyle commentary + AE produce lovely looking DVDs (Lions Gate don't always).
Welcome to the forums. Please post in the "Reviews & Comparisons thread:
https://www.bulletsnbabesdvd.com/forums/ ... m.php?f=19
I have the Thai DVD which only has 13 minutes of extras but is Anamorphic with DD5.1. I assumed as it was a Thai film it hadn't had an international release. It's cheap from eThaiCD.
Looking at this comparison the UK R2 looks much nicer: http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=13396
On paper I'd say the UK R2 wins (over the R1): http://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=5095
I'd prefer the interviews/behind the scenes over the R1s exclusive Chris Doyle commentary + AE produce lovely looking DVDs (Lions Gate don't always).
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EvaUnit02
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Both Artificial Eye (R2UK) and Lion's Gate (R1) are excellent DVD producers. I'd wager that either of those releases is a good option, based on the companies' past output alone.
DVDbeaver has given the R2UK a glowing review for PQ here (includes large caps). DVDtimes review. They say the PQ "is almost perfect". But this probably best you're going to get given (I'm guessing) a probable limited budget of the film.
R1 reviews:-
1 2 3 4
DVDbeaver has given the R2UK a glowing review for PQ here (includes large caps). DVDtimes review. They say the PQ "is almost perfect". But this probably best you're going to get given (I'm guessing) a probable limited budget of the film.
R1 reviews:-
1 2 3 4
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Daze
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