Criterion is releasing this in June.
http://www.criterion.com/asp/release.asp?id=434
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And they didn't do an anamorphic transfer. How could Criterion screw this up?!? For a company that hypes itself so much, and whose discs are very expensive, they need to starting getting things right. It's not like this is one of their first releases, but a new widescreen release, non-anamorphic. Shame.
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And they didn't do an anamorphic transfer. How could Criterion screw this up?!? For a company that hypes itself so much, and whose discs are very expensive, they need to starting getting things right. It's not like this is one of their first releases, but a new widescreen release, non-anamorphic. Shame.I'm sure this has been cleared up by now, but for the record the Criterion disc IS anamorphic - all the newly posted titles on their site default to non-anamorphic, but it's always fixed within a week or two.
While their first 70 or 80 DVD releases had problems (non-anamorphic widescreen, single-layered), they have since gotten it right. All of their last 400 or so releases have been anamorphic (assuming that it was a widescreen film.)
In other words, you're safe buying this release. If you're ever worried about buying a certain title check out DVD Beaver, which posts comparisons between DVD releases from around the world. share
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