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Peter Bracke on Lake House:
http://bluray.highdefdigest.com/lakehouse.html 'The Lake House' is a well-meaning film that, unfortunately, is a bit too convoluted for its own good. Whatever chemistry Keanu Reeves and Sandra Bullock generate is blunted by the obtuse narrative. This Blu-ray release is also nothing to get excited about. The transfer and soundtrack are no more than perfectly fine, and the supplements just about nil. So unless you're a diehard fan of this one, I'd say leave it as a Netflix rental at best.
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I just bought this movie today, hopefully ill be checking it out soon
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"PeAcE is but a shadow of death, desperate to forget its painful past" PowerMac G5 + MacBook Air+ Custom Gaming PC + PSP +320GB PlayStation 3 (Linux) + Xbox 360 Elite + Harmony 1000 + TiVo Series 3+ XM + Panamax 5100 + Sony 60" SXRD + Denon 2807 + Onkyo 6.1 Surround + AppleTV+ iPhone PSN: Fusion_Id It dreams in Blu-ray
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I was going to pick this up but after the review I think I'll pass and just pick it up cheaply on DVD instead.
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How come? Due to the video and sound quality or the movie itself?
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I'm not a fan of soft transfers, and I think I would struggle to see the difference between SD-DVD. The same thing happened with Superman Returns which I was very disappointed with PQ wise.
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This softness seems to be a recurring theme among all of the Warner titles. I've seen Phantom of the Opera and Superman Returns as well, and both are very cleen and "sharp," but lack a lot of fine detail. I know that sounds like an oxy moron, but it makes sense when you see them.
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"I think mine would look better if it was in Dubly" - Nigel Tufnel "The PCM 5.1 mix is clearly superior -- it could bitch-slap the Dolby with one hand tied behind its back." - Peter M. Bracke "I know what the final product should look like - Blu Ray suits my films better," - Michael Bay, director/producer |
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I know what you mean and I would rather they show the fine detail myself. I know Directors make the decision as to what kind of transfer a movie should have but it seems a waste on HD when you have a soft transfer - it doesn't feel like you're getting the most from it - despite it being the director's intention in terms of the look!
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The Lake House is a chick flick that I can actually stand watching after what sounds to be a dissapointment when it comes to picture quality I will just get the standard DVD instead of the blu ray. I usually buy both the standard and the blu-ray maybee when the blu ray is cheaper.
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