Predator Requiem is a dark movie, a very dark movie in fact, perhaps one of if not the darkest I’ve ever borne witness to. I was mostly impressed by what I saw ( or should I say, could see?)Īliens vs. with both Theatrical and Unrated cuts - at the contrary, in Europe only the Theatrical cut was available in Blu-ray.ĭespite the fact that it has a good video quality, it has two flaws: image is too dark - even if it is an artistic choice, often it’s difficult to recognize what’s going on - and the Unrated cut has two shots missing, replaced with the Theatrical version. “Aliens Vs Predator: Requiem” was released on Blu-ray in U.S.A. Mission: to improve Aliens Vs Predator: Requiem (Unrated) contrast and brightness, and replace two wrong shots. | Released projects | Projects in progress | Future projects | Mission & Setup | ,^…^, presents Aliens Vs Predator: Requiem (Unrated) - special project of Restored version
They do not represent the actual image quality of either the DVD or the BluRay.Aliens Vs Predator: Requiem (Unrated) *BD-25* (Released) - Original Trilogy Sign InĪliens Vs Predator: Requiem (Unrated) BD-25 (Released) Author spoRv Date 1, 6:14 PM Author spoRv Time 1 6:14 PM (Edited) Post link Note: Due to the extreme darkness in the movie all screenshots had to be brightened up drastically. NTSC without ending creditsĬomparison between the US-DVD: 20th Century Fox (Unrated) and the US-BluRay: 20th Century Fox (Unrated). Running time of both versions: 01:36.00 Min. Running time of both versions: 01:40.59 Min. So in this case, it is very likely that the scenes simply have been forgotten in the production process. Only the differing scenes are contained twice and are played during the movie in the proper spots without interrupting the movie. With Seamless Branching several parts of a movie can be joined while watching, so that two versions of the same movie can be contained on one disc without actually storing two whole movies on the disc. What's more likely, is that the Seamless Branching is responsible for this flaw. Although especially the second difference between the Unrated Version on BluRay and that on DVD does seem like censorship, it is not very likely that it actually is. The BluRay Disc contains the R-Rated as well as the Unrated in very good quality.
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