Tombstone Vista Series : 9 (jolis) Menus

Par Philip - publié le 28 juillet 2008 à 15h05 ,
MAJ le 24 septembre 2009 à 16h43 - 3 commentaire(s)

Initiée par la très belle édition Z1 de Incassable (dont l'édition collector Z2 est la parfaite réplique, les sous-titres français en plus), la collection Vista Series possède 2 nouveaux titres à son actif : Le 6eme sens et Tombstone.

Les deux titres ont subi un important lifting et sont maintenant réelement magnifiques.

Commençons par Tombstone qui possède maintenant une piste DTS anglaise de folie, des menus sublimes et des tonnes de bonus.

Le test complet la semaine prochaine.

Tout Sur Conan En Z2 : 15 Menus

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Ghost, le 18/01/2002 à 00h00 : A la rédaction ... ... la collection Vista Series possède 2 nouveaux titres à son actif : Le 6eme jour et Tombstone. Ce ne serait pas plutôt le 6ème sens ??? Tout le monde fait des erreurs. Ghost.

Ghost, le 18/01/2002 à 00h00 : Déception niveau image d'après DVDFile. Tombstone has received a brand new, THX-certified anamorphic widescreen transfer that is presented at approximately 2.35:1. Two things are immediately apparent upon watching the opening scene : 1) that the new transfer is head and shoulders improved over the previous non-anamorphic widescreen DVD, revealing a much sharper, more detailed and three-dimensional image, but 2) this new transfer is waaaay too sharp, showing the grossest amount of edge enhancement I've seen in recent memory. This DVD is a real black eye for the folks at THX, who have apparently approved this new transfer in spite of the fact that nearly every scene contains an obscene amount of hard white "halos" on virtually every horizontal and vertical line or "edge" in the picture. I was constantly distracted by the presence of these artifacts, which are the worst I have seen yet on any DVD. How can THX possibly find this outrageous amount of edge enhancement artifacts acceptable? I actually feel sorry for Buena Vista, who has probably paid THX a lot of money to help them produce what is a seriously flawed video transfer. On the plus side, the blacks are exceptionally deep, yet never crush any shadow detail, and the colors are spectacularly saturated but pure. While very detailed, the image also looks overly "hard" and digital, and less like film than most. While background detail appears solid with practically no pixelization, the overall image is like a TV with the sharpness control cranked way too high- real detail is obscured by the excessive amount of halos and ringing artifacts. While this transfer is obviously way too much of a good thing with respect to the sharpness f the image, it is still better than the original non-anamorphic widescreen DVD, which appeared sourced from the laserdisc master. It's just a shame because it appears that this new DVD could have been better still than it is. Bof-bof, c'est pas du Superbit, héhé ! Ghost.

tarzing, le 18/01/2002 à 00h00 : Désolé,mais le film de m.Mann n'est pas sortit en buena vista collector series... ...a moin que vous ne parliez de Sixieme Sens de M.Night Shyamalan...Franchement ne déformez pas les titres des films,ou alors donnez leur titre original,en l'occurence içi The Sixth Sense. merçi