Comments on: Say Anything – Blu-Ray DVD 20th Anniversary Edition Review http://www.areyouscreening.com/2009/11/05/say-anything-blu-ray-dvd-20th-anniversary-edition-review Thu, 15 Dec 2011 19:40:57 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Serein Lin http://www.areyouscreening.com/2009/11/05/say-anything-blu-ray-dvd-20th-anniversary-edition-review/comment-page-1#comment-8793 Serein Lin Mon, 09 Nov 2009 17:18:39 +0000 http://www.areyouscreening.com/?p=7200#comment-8793 The film never really looked all that great. Clogged by grain and noise, the print is a bit flat at times (but free of dust and dirt specks). Depth, shadows and details are mostly lost under a haze of soft focus likely used to hide teen actors "blemishes" and makeup. Color is also a tad off, with fleshtones favoring a slight greenish undertone.<br><br>That said, this transfer is eons better than the original DVD, boasting a much cleaner, livelier palette and better depth and clarity. This isn’t the finest film to show off your hi-def system, but this is easily the best this film has looked on home video and I suspect if probably looks a little better than it did in theaters. <br><a href="http://useetrading.com/" rel="nofollow">http://useetrading.com/</a> The film never really looked all that great. Clogged by grain and noise, the print is a bit flat at times (but free of dust and dirt specks). Depth, shadows and details are mostly lost under a haze of soft focus likely used to hide teen actors “blemishes” and makeup. Color is also a tad off, with fleshtones favoring a slight greenish undertone.

That said, this transfer is eons better than the original DVD, boasting a much cleaner, livelier palette and better depth and clarity. This isn’t the finest film to show off your hi-def system, but this is easily the best this film has looked on home video and I suspect if probably looks a little better than it did in theaters.
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]]> By: sereinlin http://www.areyouscreening.com/2009/11/05/say-anything-blu-ray-dvd-20th-anniversary-edition-review/comment-page-1#comment-6378 sereinlin Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:18:39 +0000 http://www.areyouscreening.com/?p=7200#comment-6378 The film never really looked all that great. Clogged by grain and noise, the print is a bit flat at times (but free of dust and dirt specks). Depth, shadows and details are mostly lost under a haze of soft focus likely used to hide teen actors "blemishes" and makeup. Color is also a tad off, with fleshtones favoring a slight greenish undertone.<br><br>That said, this transfer is eons better than the original DVD, boasting a much cleaner, livelier palette and better depth and clarity. This isn’t the finest film to show off your hi-def system, but this is easily the best this film has looked on home video and I suspect if probably looks a little better than it did in theaters. <br><a href="http://useetrading.com/" rel="nofollow">http://useetrading.com/</a> The film never really looked all that great. Clogged by grain and noise, the print is a bit flat at times (but free of dust and dirt specks). Depth, shadows and details are mostly lost under a haze of soft focus likely used to hide teen actors “blemishes” and makeup. Color is also a tad off, with fleshtones favoring a slight greenish undertone.

That said, this transfer is eons better than the original DVD, boasting a much cleaner, livelier palette and better depth and clarity. This isn’t the finest film to show off your hi-def system, but this is easily the best this film has looked on home video and I suspect if probably looks a little better than it did in theaters.
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]]> By: stephanieebarr http://www.areyouscreening.com/2009/11/05/say-anything-blu-ray-dvd-20th-anniversary-edition-review/comment-page-1#comment-6132 stephanieebarr Fri, 06 Nov 2009 01:09:14 +0000 http://www.areyouscreening.com/?p=7200#comment-6132 I do love this movie. Lloyd Dobbler is a classic character. I do love this movie. Lloyd Dobbler is a classic character.

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