The Super Mario Bros. Movie [2023]

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I also saw many other digital films printed out to 35mm in that cinema, and they looked great, with a new sense of soul that was lost with digital filmmaking. However, even if a film or series IS shot on film, there is 99.99% certainty on any major project that film is then digitised before its edited, pretty much all post production is digital nowadays, because its not only cheaper, but more precise, allows more controls and options, better control of colour correction, easier integration of digital effects, compositing, titles, credits etc, and also is the only realistic way to add other language versions and content versions for tv/airlines, accesibility features like closed captions, etc. Streaming service are not always consistent in quality and will eventually drop shows due to licensing. That's pretty much what I did. I worked on the basis that if I'd forgotten that I owned it then it could go.

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With many official images of the Blu-ray being taken down following the leak, we don't have a visual to show you at the moment besides the above description. This being said, we will be keeping an eye out for the official word on the release following the film's premiere where hopefully we will get a slightly better idea of what special features the disk format will offer. However, enthusiasts for specific genres or brands still very much want to curate collections. Marvel, Star Wars, etc movies still sell very well, not because people want to watch the discs, necessarily, but they want it on their shelf as part of the collection. Other people collect all movies with their favourite actor or director. Others collect b-movie horror films, or monster movies, or sci-fi, or whatever it is they are into. Leveling Up: Interviews with cast and crew about when they discovered the world of Mario brothers and the making of the film I haven't bought a BD or DVD in years. Used to be in the camp of physical media for movies and games, but as time went on and streaming became infinitely easier, I started gravitating towards the services. Less clutter in my place for stuff I genuinely only rewatch once every couple years at most.I'm just hoping they definitely make sure to release a 3D version of the movie. I'd really love to be able to watch this inside my VR headset on a giant private virtual cinema screen in full stereoscopic 3D. You can buy digital movies too, and even if I have a projector with a 100inch screen and a Dolby atmos sound bar with a subwoofer and satellite speakers I still go to theater to watch movies because the experience is not the same. I don't go as often as before COVID but I still go to theater from time to time. I've actually really gotten into buying Blu-Rays (& some 4K UHD discs as well) within the past year. Mostly anime, but I've been trying to add in more live action/Hollywood stuff recently as well. theModestMouse And for me as a consumer, yes I gave most of my DVDs and Blu-Rays to charity before I moved country to save putting them into storage or transporting them over seas, but I've definitely got a small but carefully crafted collection of films I felt I just HAD to own, and I probably buy 5 or so a year, each of which has a story attached as to why I love it or why I want to own it forever.

Super Mario Bros. Movie [4K Ultra HD] [2023] [Region Free] The Super Mario Bros. Movie [4K Ultra HD] [2023] [Region Free]

I saw a fan preservation of a 35mm print of Revenge of the Sith (one of the very first 100% digital live action films) and it looks great. And the CGI blends better. Adamn The film will be in cinemas as long as it is profitable for it to remain there, but the "exclusive" windows where its ONLY in theatres are becoming shorter and shorter in todays markets. Streaming a film is slightly different as you don't own it, usually it'll be part of a subscription service. I do enjoy buying DVDs and Blu-ray’s once in a while for some reasons. 1). Having a young kid. The internet goes down and they want to watch their favorite show, boom got the disc. The leak was regarding a Blu-Ray SteelBook edition, but I doubt there won't be a typical DVD release.Hydra_Spectre Just re-read your previous post and saw that you mentioned Chris Nolan's movies, as "edited on film". He may do the assembly cut on film but I promise you its then digitised and finished off on computer - because all of his films have copious visual effects. The only reason I felt compelled to mention this is to name drop (hopefully in a way that is interesting) - I studied visual effects with Paul J Franklin, who was Visual Effects Supervisor of Inception, Interstellar, and the Dark Knight Trilogy. Working with Chris won him a couple of Oscars! Quite a few 4K blurays I've had to import from the US recently (good thing 4K blurays are region free!) as not available here. Conveniently got a 7.1.2 setup with Atmos sound on a 120" screen via projector, so if Universal/Illumination do a good transfer, should be good!👍 As long as its a good quality scan, high quality render and DCP, thats the same image with all the same qualities and minor imperfections that make it look beautiful as if you were watching directly from the film itself, because they are editing the picture the analogue camera and film captured. I appreciate it. Apparently some regard video games and movies as more than just entertainment, though. To each their own.

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Sorry for the mini rant, hope you, or someone else, finds it interesting. I'm very passionate about this stuff! I'm sure when people buy a film from me at a convention or screening, a lot of the time its because of the emotion and story attached to it. "We met the director of this film at a charity screening, he was really nice and took a photo with our son" etc. I feel very privilidged to become a story that someone passes through their family or friends and affects their life in some way. Maybe one day years later they find the dvd and remember meeting me, or where they first saw the film, etc. When he’s not paying off a loan to Tom Nook, Liam likes to report on the latest Nintendo news and admire his library of video games. His favourite Nintendo character used to be a guitar-playing dog, but nowadays he prefers to hang out with Judd the cat. The Rescuers Down Under, the very first pure digital feature film, is also lost, so they had to use a filmout even for the Blu-ray and Disney+ releases, when Disney was the one to popularise pure digital transfers with A Bug’s Life and Tarzan’s DVD releases.

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I didn't mean to criticise your enjoying of traditionally projected films though, as I said, its something I love and mourn the loss of, and I try to recreate those aesthetics digitally with new projects. Just thought you might find it interesting or food for thought as to which media will and won't look better in which circumstance. In a weird sort of way, I was really hoping for a directors commentary, maybe even having Miyamoto be apart of it(Subtitled of course). Hydra_Spectre Its a CGI animated movie that has never touched a frame of film in its life. If you want the 3D effect, watch it in digital 3D. Even if you settle on a cheaper 2D showing, there's no advantage in watching a film print of it as oposed to a decent DCP. Infact, a 4K DCP will give the exact result that the artists working on the film intended for you to see and were looking at as they made and edited the movie. Often I attach key memories and emotions to where I first saw a film, just as people do to music. If there is a movie I watched on a particularly nice date, or went to see with my mum on a rare visit, or reminds me of some specific happy time in my childhood, that goes on the list of "movies that mean more to me than just something I randomly streamed, enjoyed, then forgot about". For me personally I still do. If it's a movie Franchise or show that I really love then I'll buy a blu ray copy of it.

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samuelvictor I have read all your posts, and I found them very insightful and interesting to read! Thank you for sharing your knowledge of the industry. This time it's all about the film's Blu-ray Steelbook release, which it looks like will be heading our way from 6th June 2023 (thanks, Nintendo Wire). Pretty sure we'll hear plenty of stories of Chris Pratt stomping Koopas in the original Super Mario Bros. arcade game. Hydra_Spectre Yes, I know people that worked on both Dune and The Batman. Both were shot digitally with Arri Alexa range cameras, probably the LF or similar. They were shot and edited entirely digitally, before finally transfering to film once complete, to get that "look" of adding the grain, softness and difference in colour range. Thats an expensive way to do something entirely possible to do digitally (like I said, its very common for me to be asked to do this nowadays, to give the aesthetic to digital films) but it would have meant the few occasions you'd see them actually being projected, they would have looked how the director/editors intended. The problem of course is that this is very rare, whereas its common for the artifacts to be added to a DCP, and then converting this to film would double up the artifacts, as I mentioned. Its growing pains, I guess. No perfect solution.

Each have their pros and cons. But when I saw Avatar 1: Remastered in standard digital 3D, it was the exact same price as standard digital 2D. There is one 35mm cinema near where I used to live and one conveniently next to a train station, and it is much cheaper than digital cinemas. Plus the analogue film aesthetic is just gorgeous. But I lose that sweet 3D effect. And I want to keep both 3D and celluloid film alive. I don't disagree with you regarding quality. In my defense I don't really watch a lot of Movies and those that I do watch tend to be a case of 1 and I'm done. I no longer feel the need for a big collection of films I may or may not watch once in a blue Moon.