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02-26-2008 02:11 PM #1PeterB Guest
'One Missed Call' -- pre-release buzz
Warner has announced its latest (and perhaps its last) dual-format release, 'One Missed Call'
http://bluray.highdefdigest.com/onemissedcall.html
The horror remake includes 1080p/VC-1 video and English, French and Spanish Dolby 5.1 tracks only.
There are no extras at all -- zippo.
Street date for the Blu is April 22, followed by the HD DVD/DVD combo three weeks later on May 13.
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02-26-2008 02:20 PM #2
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02-26-2008 03:18 PM #3
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02-26-2008 04:43 PM #4
Worse than Dragon Wars.
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02-26-2008 05:02 PM #5
there is absolutely NO FUCKING way they should ever consider releasing this total dung heap on bd. Incredible.
I have NEVER seen any movie ever get so low a rating on IMDB. I mean that site is overly generous usually. this title got a 2.5
what a total waste of a bd run. pathetic.
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02-27-2008 09:00 AM #6
I for one am VERY thankful it made it to blu-ray, especially with so many people that hate it, but I love Shannyn Sossamon and it will be great to see her in HD.
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02-27-2008 11:41 AM #7
Wait a minute... there was a movie worse than "Hottie and the Nottie?"
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02-27-2008 11:42 AM #8
real bright idea to focus releasing this POS on blu ray.....geesh.
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02-27-2008 12:41 PM #9
Warner should have used the money they're wasting on releasing this garbage and put it towards giving Michael Clayton a better transfer. Seriously boys, Blade Runner looks way better than that one does and it's 25 years old! Twister better look and sound freakin' amazing.
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02-27-2008 01:21 PM #10
Holy crap. I was going to ask you folks if this one may be worth a blind buy, but after reading your 100% negative responses, I don't even want to rent this.
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02-27-2008 03:27 PM #11Gaming: XBL/PSN/Steam-DonDonRaiden
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02-28-2008 07:36 AM #12
Man, I loved the Japanese version (a Takashi Miike film too), and haven't seen the remake. I'd give it a go, though. The Kairo/Pulse remake got bad writeups everywhere, but I actually thought it was very good - and Kairo is actually my all time fav J-Horror film. I love Kairo.
But FFS, that cover gives me the screeming heebie jeebies. It is truly disturbing. It will give me nightmares
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02-28-2008 08:30 AM #13
I have to agree with you on Pulse which I felt was much better than expected and very dark in tone but PG-13 horror films by definition are crap as they effectively dont allow for a proper end due to no blood being allowed,The Ring being a rare exception to the rule though not the sequel.
US studios I dont think grasp what makes the originals of J-Horror movies so good, its the subilty and phychological aspect of them that whereas US studions confuse this with tension and the need to dumb stuff down.
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02-28-2008 04:26 PM #14
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02-28-2008 08:27 PM #15
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in HD does not make a crap movie worth $36 msrp

