gonzalo MX escribió:Blu-ray features:
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Color: Color
Regional Encoding: NTSC

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Cita:While commenting on the distribution agreement just announced between Miramax, Lionsgate and Studiocanal, Miramax CEO Mike Lang revealed that upcoming titles include all three films in the Scream franchise, tying in with the theatrical release of Scream 4 (due out April 15). Pulp Fiction, in turn, will come out in June

bloddy escribió:Con la noticia de que en el facebook de Zima, nos confirman que esta pelicula en BluRay nos llega en agosto 15 gracias a ella.
(Al parecer Zima se encargara de todo los de Miramax, y por cierto, Perros de reserva la traera Quality tambien en agosto)

Josh Katz escribió:This October, two of Miramax's most beloved catalog titles will make their Blu-ray debuts: Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction and its 1997 follow up Jackie Brown. Tarantino's award-winning crime dramas have long been unavailable on Blu-ray in the United States; Lionsgate will update them for the high-def format on October 4th, 2011.

Lionsgate will present these two titles with brand new digital remasterings - including lossless sound tracks and 1080p video - supervised by Quentin Tarantino. The discs will also feature a number of supplemental materials.



Pulp Fiction includes:

Retrospective Cast Interviews (New)
Critics Corner: Then and Now (New)
Pulp Fiction: The Facts featurette
Deleted Scenes
Behind the Scenes Montages
Production Design featurette
Siskel and Ebert "At the Movies" – The Tarantino Generation
Independent Spirit Awards
Cannes Film Festival – Palm d'Or Acceptance Speech
Charlie Rose Show – Interview with Quentin Tarantino
Theatrical Trailers and TV Spots
Stills Gallery

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Joalovar escribió:Acabo de ver la edición nacional de Zima en Sears en $179. Prefiero esperarme a la edición USA, jamás compraré nada de Zima o Videomax por sus destestables anuncios, trailers y anuncios antipiratería al principio de sus blurays que no pueden adelantarse, para mí el diablo está en los detalles y sólo por esto, nada con estas distribuidoras.

gonzalo MX escribió:Ya se comento es 1080i y la imagen es..... pasable

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Cita:Pulp Fiction Blu-ray, Video Quality



It probably won't come as any surprise to regular Blu-ray.com readers that we reviewers are second guessed on our assessment of video and audio quality roughly 200% of the time. (I jest, but only slightly). So it's with some slight gloating that I forewarn any naysayers that this AVC encoded 1080p transfer in 2.35:1 was personally supervised and approved by Mr. Quentin Tarantino himself, so please aim your barbed comments his way. . .if you dare. From the first cafeteria scene, where Roth and Plummer sit in front of horizontal shades that could be a frenzy of aliasing in a less than spectacular transfer, it was obvious this was going to be a stellar effort every step of the way. While I'm sure there are going to be the usual questioners who will, for example, wonder why contrast is pushed in that selfsame opening sequence or why some shadow detail in the Jack Rabbit Slim's sequence disappears into the background blackness, this is one of the most filmically accurate transfers in recent memory, with beautifully variegated color, more than abundant fine detail (take a look at Travolta's puffy-weathered face for some great examples), excellent (if, yes, played with) contrast and solid black levels. There is some minor (as in minor) edge enhancement noticeable in a few extremely transitory moments, but it seems churlish to complain about that (though I have a feeling some will) since it is so incredibly minor.