Miami Vice - The Complete Series [Blu-ray]

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the production of the show. We have been unable to identify any occurrence of asynchronous audio as a result of our authoring of the episodes. We Miami Vice is presented in 2.35:1 anamorphic widescreen. This transfer represents an accurate presentation of the movie, but that doesn’t mean this is reference material. The image is clean, but detail isn’t up there with the elite high definition transfers I’ve seen. That is not to say this image is soft, as it isn’t, but overall depth isn’t remarkable. Another issue here is noise, as noise is visible whenever the visuals take on a darker tone, which is often here. The contrast is solid otherwise, while colors reflect the tinting desired by the filmmakers. So as I said before, this is an accurate replication of how the movie should look, but it won’t bowl over viewers like some transfers. Audio: How does it sound? often more fun than the football game to follow) while the forward-looking Knight Rider introduced the world to KITT and a Starring: Don Johnson (TV’s Nash Bridges) Philip Michael Thomas ( Sparkle) Edward James Olmos ( Stand and Deliver) Saundra Santiago ( Beat Street) Michael Talbott ( First Blood) John Diehl ( Stripes) Olivia Brown ( 48 Hrs.)

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funny that Matt´s pic (seems to be taken from a TV screen) is sharper than the still from the Koch BluRay which the studio plans to make right) -- it's nevertheless a joy to have one of the all-time classic TV shows in one convenient box, on Blu-ray and in boring, by-the-book Tubbs. We also get some loud if nondescript action accompanied by a surprising amount of talky drama and supposed detective intrigue. Plus Ruby Quartz Shades. Well, what would you prefer! Yellow spandex? Oh and Logan Stay Away From My Girl. crushing detail in some scenes and looking pale and flat in others. The movie is all over the map, visually. Whether this is identical to the Universal

been added through compression shortcomings -- a signature of most Mill Creek releases -- are rendered virtually null and void by the movie's and a generally messy appearance -- but this presentation does ditch all of the extras from the Universal presentation. It is currently also only Academic now of course, as there won't be any more corrections issued. But it's interesting, that line is not on the recent Mill Creek DVD release (stereo or 5.1), so that looks like one where it is Universal's current master at fault. Keep hold of those old DVDs people if this stuff matters to you, is my best advice, and use the Blu-rays for what they do get right. Movie description: Miami Vice - The Complete Collection released by Fabulous Films comes on 25 blu-ray discs. The VHS recording I had was not so great either, so it this episode felt all new to me in many ways.

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bad guys, busting one another's chops, and even busting a few moves in the series' famous pastels and under the influence of some catchy 80s is standard practice for Mill Creek double features (and most releases in general), all of the extras have been dropped; there's nothing here. As it is and was a staple on NBC's Friday night lineup and has lived on for decades since as a symbol of its era, both on the screen and in the real world, video: it's fine, but not particularly noteworthy. Audio isn't authoritative, though it does present with enough spacing and definition to please at a UPDATE: haven´t found anything on Biscayne Bvd that fits. But the road we see here is clearly two lanes in each direction and very long, thus not many candidates left to match....

ups and downs, as does almost any TV show, but the better ones -- and the greater Miami Vice arc -- far outweigh the duds. Terrific gave shape to the show, endeared it in the hearts and minds of audiences, and popularized pretty much everything it had on offer, from clothes to

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there's a nice, subtle layer that presents with a naturally organic, filmic appearance. It's not perfect, but it's not bad, either. freeway in an exotic sports car with some palm trees, the city skyline, and a cloudy sky behind them. The film's title appears top center in a

and for a fair price. This is hardly a definitive collection or amongst the finest TV releases on the format, but it's still nice to have, and the price It has always been our intention to release the series in its original, full screen aspect ratio which is how the HD masters were provided to us. We have re-QCed each and every episode across all five seasons and have identified the following 4 episodes in Season 1 which have errors with

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which cause these slight imperfections to become much more audible than ever before. This also affects the dynamic range in the audio during Emmy®" is the trademark property of ATAS/NATAS. Golden Globe® is the registered trademark and service mark of the HFPA. grow and explore with contrasting characters that evolved into more than their introductions and histories and into a cohesive team. With its excellence, the music presents well enough to underscore, highlight, or define each scene and moment in the show. There's not an abundance of decades after its conclusion, is seeing so many of today's stars as young pups in some role or another on the show.own contrasts that make them a good pairing. Tubbs has that experience in the shady New York street life and knows personal loss all too well. included in the relevant positions throughout this review. The studio has implemented a replacement program for the discs with identified issue was featureless, but now Mill Creek has released the film with all of the supplemental features that were included in a previous release by Universal in 2008. Note that this new Mill Creek disc also includes two cuts of the Now with High Definition, we've got new masters, but with the exception of Brother's Keeper as I was saying above, they are not full remasters, so I doubt they've taken the film out for anything but that first story. And given how similar the rest of the episodes are to the DVD colours and levels, I'd say it's very likely they have scanned whatever was the remastered source for the DVDs in 2005, as the work was recent enough that it may well have been suitable to derive the high definition picture and sound we are now seeing on Blu-ray from. If this is not the case, I cannot understand when the current masters were created, what for, and how they look identical to the DVD remasters, just higher quality. As the original film, we know, will be massively different as per the remaster of Brother's Keeper on Blu-ray. cars and boats to babes (well, ok, not than any of these things weren't popular before the show, but it enhanced those things in Miami