The image quality is fantastic, the audio just as splendid, it’s laden with extra features, including two feature length documentaries, and above all, it offers the original theatrical mono audio as well. With a sleek and shiny slipcover that opens up on the front, the blue eco-lite packaging includes a pamphlet with a code for an UltraViolet Digital Copy. Overall, colour is a mix of dazzling and rich with the odd bit of bleakness thrown in for good measure.

They are collected instead here, for Blu-ray owners, but still missing several others from the 25th Anniversary disc. So, restoration artists scanned the image and went through each frame, correcting scratches, lines and other issues using complex image editors.Vérifiez bien q'une version française est proposée , car lorsque on ne choisi pas le premier produit présenté sur le site cela n'est plus automatique .

With its massive, record-breaking success, 'Jaws' also inadvertently marks the end of the New Hollywood era, that brief period of time when studios were more willing to take a chance on some rather experimental films made with a film-school educated mentality and featuring a variety of countercultural themes. It includes some rare glimpses of lobby cards handed out at French screenings, all tagged with “Les Dents De La Mer” - The Teeth of the Sea. They did what they could with it at the time, but some moments such as Quint's raucous yelling at hooper “Ain't you watchin'! For starters, there's a few documentaries missing from this release, including a BBC documentary, In the Teeth of Jaws, and a History Channel documentary, Jaws: A True Story.Previous versions I've seen, even the original theatrical prints re-released in my local cinema a few years back had a terrible washed out look to them. pretty much from the get go, and those improvements tend to continue unabated throughout the rest of the presentation. Jaws Archives (HD) — An amusing collection of storyboards, production photos and promotional art showing the lighthearted humor shared by all involved.

I was very quickly quieted when I suddenly found myself enveloped in a rich lather of glorious uncompressed silky ocean spume. While not quite as informative or dazzling as the Making of Jaws two-hour documentary, The Shark is Still Working is a beautiful labor of love, and a stirring testament to enduring strength of the original 1975 classic.As for the film the first of many Blockbuster from Spielberg and started what would become the Summer season of big films. Over the course of several months, skilled technicians at Universal Studios Digital Services meticulously balanced color, removed dirt and scratches, and repaired any damage to the film elements shot by shot and frame by frame.

It does mean that shadows during these scenes are extremely prominent and doesn't feature a hell of a lot of detail really.And to this day, just shy of its 40th anniversary, it remains one of the greatest, most effective suspense films ever made. The audio is outstanding and the extras, while older, are comprehensive and unforgettable, with decades of replay value.