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Criterion’s DVD for Gomorrah is a decent release, though I expected more from the video transfer considering how new the film is. Despite the condition of the film being excellent the digital transfer seems a little softer than what I had expected. The supplements, while not completely up to Criteri...
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Gomorrah, though critically acclaimed, has divided its audiences, some won over by its unglamourous take on organized crime and others finding this presentation a little tedious. I’m with the former group, finding the film an excellent counter point to the more glamourous Hollywood gangster films (w...
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It’s actually like watching it for the first time and high-definition seems to better suit Ivory’s intended look for the film. On previous home video versions it really did lose its sumptuous feel but in high-definition the film without doubt looks and feels grander and actually a little, shall I sa...
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I can’t compare this Blu-ray to the original MGM DVD, but I can’t imagine a better presentation for the film than Criterion’s Blu-ray edition. The new high-definition digital transfer (which also looks great on Criteiron’s DVD edition) looks fabulous. The DTS-HD soundtrack is quite effective and the...
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I can’t compare to the MGM DVD but this is really a stellar release and I can’t imagine the previous DVD was anywhere near as good as this one. The video transfer is the best I’ve ever seen the film as of yet (at the moment of writing this I have not seen the Blu-ray edition,) the sound is perfect, ...
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I was a little surprised it didn’t get more in term of supplements, but Criterion’s edition of the fast-paced political thriller Z still manages to be a huge improvement over Fox Lorber’s DVD just in terms of the transfer. This release comes as a high recommendation, even to those that already own t...
