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Deep Red Limited Edition 4K UHD
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Not one of my favorites from Argento but this transfer is insanely good. Don’t miss out on this one!
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Dario Argento's 1975 'Profundo Rosso' is a Giallo film with small elements of the supernatural. The change was welcomed and, thankfully, this led to 'Suspiria'; a supernatural film with small Giallo elements. This UHD is about as good as picture and sound get. Very fine grain, the reds pop, especially as most of the film is deliberately neutral in colour, just to highlight red when it's used, and detail that was missed when I saw it on DVD and was obscured completely on VHS, such as Marcus' shirt and Helga's dress now showing a pattern. Ironic as dress and colour play a big part in the film; Daly and Carlo are opposite characters, so they wear opposite clothing (Daly: white suit, black shirt; Carlo: black suit, white shirt). This particular set is, as one would expect from Arrow, packed with special features, a booklet, poster, my beloved lobby cards and writing from the equally beloved Alan Jones. No Argento set is complete without him. A solid 5/5 for this, as I am Mr. Picky when it comes to what should be included in a set like this, but I can't think of anything else you would need in there... pretty much perfect!
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I'm glad I got the limited edition for the US cut as I prefer that one but I found that I had to crank my audio on my receiver +15dB up on the English mono track to really get it where it needed to be so I think it was too low. My receiver kept shutting off for some reason, maybe it was overheated. Anyway the picture looks great and the main theme by Goblin is probably the best thing they've composed imo, it just rocks! This was a blind buy for me because I had heard it was his best film or best Giallo but I wouldn't put it above Tenebrae or The Bird With The Crystal Plumage, personally but that's just me as I guessed who the killer would be by the end.
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