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• It's considerably brightened on Blu-Ray - pbarach 09:44:01 12/11/09 (0)
  In Reply to: RE: "Dark City:" why, oh why, did I waste my time on this? Sewell looks like he wandered in posted by Jeff Starrs on December 10, 2009 at 05:03:03

  I happen to like this movie a lot in spite of Kiefer's bizarre mannerisms (which fit the character but nonethless feel like ... "ACTING! Master Thespian"). The Blu-Ray version features a much brighter (and higher-rez image), some minor editing changes, and the removal of the voice-over narration at the beginning which somewhat spoils the rest of the movie.
  

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• I use this for my HT torture tests. - Harmonia 12:37:09 12/10/09 (0)
  In Reply to: RE: "Dark City:" why, oh why, did I waste my time on this? Sewell looks like he wandered in posted by Jeff Starrs on December 10, 2009 at 05:03:03

  If you saw it in the cinema the projector needed a new bulb.
  
  If you saw it at home your display prolly needs adjustment.
  
  It's dark...but it's not that dark.
  
  This film, LOTR and Master & Commander make excellent audition VDs/BDs because if the gear is not set porperly, or the diplay has weak blacks and poor grey scale the detail will be lost. These negatives are why I didn't care for LCD TVs for many years.
  
  
  

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