Blu-ray release confirmed! - Deathtrap (1982) Discussion

[–] dooovall 11 years ago

I've already pre-ordered my copy. It's available for twenty bucks directly from the Warner Bros online shop.

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Is it region free? :)

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[–] Doom 11 years ago

AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!

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(EDIT: hold up, they're doing 'Archive Collection' BLU-RAY discs now???)

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[–] Jbfx82 11 years ago

Yes the blu ray is region free. And it looks awesome. Especially compared to the dvd.

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[–] snelling 11 years ago

No closed captioning or subtitles though. Grrrr!

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[–] Moviemadness2012 8 years ago

The Blu-ray does have optional English subtitles.

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[–] Doc_Ostrow 11 years ago

I just ordered it from Warner Brothers (free shipping). My old DVD was in 4:3 aspect ratio so I will be delighted to have the 1.77 aspect ratio in high definition.

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[–] dooovall 11 years ago

I watched the Blu-ray two nights ago and am pleased to report that the picture quality is incredible. You would never guess that the film is 30 years old. It's a shame that WB didn't load up the disc with extras (there's only a trailer and no commentary track, etc), but I'm thrilled just to have a great widescreen version of the movie on home video at last.

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[–] fulci_fan2000 11 years ago

With their MOD titles, they don't put extras. Just be happy you got the film at all.

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[–] kubrick4277 11 years ago

Sidney Lumet, Christopher Reeve, and Ira Levin are all deceased, Michael Caine doesn't do commentaries, and the only remaining familiar actor is Dyan Cannon, who doesn't do much of anything these days. This movie doesn't really require a big to do on Blu-Ray especially with the twisty nature of the plot. It does look great on Blu though. I purchased mine at a V-Stock near me. Very satisfied.

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[–] david-3444 10 years ago

Michael Caine doesn't do commentaries? Then who is it speaking in Michael Caine's voice on the commentary track for Sleuth (2007)?

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[–] RaiderDuck 10 years ago

I just bought it for $10 on the Vudu streaming service last week. The transfer looks fantastic, and I suspect they use the same one as the Blu-ray.

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[–] puirt-a-beul 8 years ago

Yes, it is a pity, isn't it? Especially since the director is Sidney Lumet -- he does very informative and entertaining commentaries.

But I'm very happy the transfer on the Blu-ray is so good.

You might very well think that. I couldn't possibly comment.

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