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Harleybloke
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Andy H
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Hmmm. I had great hopes for Optimum, but they've let me down a couple of times now.
Their release of the film 'Quatermass and the Pit' (Andrew Keir stars) looks a bit shabby and is off-centre (a black line down one side). Their 'Nurse on Wheels' seems to be from a very ropey print with lots of scratches and jumps and if I'm not mistaken it has been assembled in the wrong order, as though two reels have been changed over. I'm not sure about this without comparing it with my VHS copy, but some of the plot elements seem out of whack. And on the back of the case it clearly states 'aspect ratio 16:9', but it's actually a bl**dy 4:3 presentation! When I emailed them about this, they said they 'could only go with the master supplied'! So why say it's widescreen when it's not? And the ultimate faux-pas - the production team and cast listed on the back seems to be for 'Carry On Regarless'! Far from optimum in my view! |
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Mr Martin
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I have another post mentioning Optimum Releasing DVD release errors.
Nurse On Wheels - I thought it was me but the story plot does seem to be the wrong way round in the middle of the film. I knew the cast was wrongly listed, but did'nt connect it wth the Regardless film Also noticed with some DVD releases - the titles are in Widescreen, when the film starts it then goes back to 4.3 shape, but still showing on full frame (this depends on the TV setup) Think "Watch Your Stern" has similar problems Hope Optimum releasing gets back to producing good British Films on DVD, because if they make a little effort and take more care - ie put the customer first, this company should be capable of issuing more of the best British films ever made. It is a great shame the DVD's have these problems. ![]() . |
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999picklepuss
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Just received my copy of Seven Days To Noon (1950) and Optimum's quality control seems not to have improved much. Once again the print is really ropey, not much better than VHS. The sleeve notes refer twice to Barry Jones character as "Prof Bullington" (actually Willingdon) and Superintendent Folland is played by Andre Moreel. As somebody else said, doesn't bode well for the much anticipated Robbery, also due out on Monday.
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MovieLover12
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I know this company isn't British, (i think), but Elstree Entertainment DVDs are so bad quality they are unwatchable. One film I got was avalible on Elstree at £3.99, while it was also on Colombia at £4.99. I got the Colombia one because that one was cleaned up.
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