[QUOTE] [b]on my way up wrote:[/b]
Well, the cinema press release is now up. Now it's time to enjoy the film in the cinema.
I'm still hoping the eventual DVD/blu ray will be the complete uncut concert... (maybe I'm just being naive but there's no life when there's no hope)[/QUOTE]
The Blu-Ray will not have any speed issues since it will run at 24fps. If a Pal DVD is released, it will of course run faster but they will probably pitch correct it like they did with montreal. You're best bet is to buy a blu-ray player and do away with the issue altogether.
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[b]Miklos wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]on my way up wrote:[/b]
Well, the cinema press release is now up. Now it's time to enjoy the film in the cinema.
I'm still hoping the eventual DVD/blu ray will be the complete uncut concert... (maybe I'm just being naive but there's no life when there's no hope)[/QUOTE]
very unlikely...[/QUOTE]
:(
I also wondered, some films experts told me it was shot as "soft matt" - 4:3, so the full picture is like the VHS release and in that case any 16:9 means its butchered?? i am not expert on these..
@ Miklos. There is explanation about video formatting on this site
http://www.cinedie.com/formatting.htm
