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| CATEGORY: | Video |
| DIRECTOR: | Mary Philbin |
| THEATRICAL RELEASE DATE: | 15 November, 1925 |
| MPAA RATING: | Unrated |
| FEATURES: | Collector's Edition, Color, Digital Sound, Dolby, Full Screen, Original recording remastered, Restored, Silent, Special Edition, Surround Sound, NTSC |
| TYPE: | Classics, Horror & Suspense, Silent, Suspense |
| MEDIA: | VHS Tape |
| # OF MEDIA: | 1 |
| UPC: | 704985720235 |
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Customer Reviews of The Phantom of the Opera [Platinum Edition with Vampire Nation Soundtrack]
Love it! One of the best movies I've ever seen. Lon Chaney is just great, and I really like the music. I love the ballet scenes too! This is a great movie, buy it!!!!
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this is one of the very few silent pictures I've not picked up a good DVD version of yet and I was reading keviny01 review....
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>"On both DVDs, the "Bal Masque" scene is shown in two-strip Technicolor, with the color on the Milestone disc looking a little more realistic. Also, in order to duplicate the original film as much as possible, some of the color scenes on the Milestone disc were actually digitally colored (such as the phantom's red cape at the roof of the opera house), because there is no existing color footage for them."
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>do you mean for an original film negative or restored print?
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>Because if a restored print counts then YES ONE DOES!!!!
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>I first saw this movie in a customer's house the is a film collector and he has a restored Kodakrome print of it....with the red cape on the roof top scene. Every version I've picked up of this movie it's always in black and white which is a crying shame cause that is something to see.
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>Now mind you the Reds have bled out over the years but it's still something!
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>at least I know I can get to see it done up in this version when I pick it up.
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Wow
Now I used to own a copy of this on VHS, you know the type: the one with all the worn lines running on and off througout the movie. Anyway I finally upgraded it to DVD a few weeks ago...oh my god, the picture is freakin increadable! You can SEE EVERYTHING!! Someone went to great pains to make sure of it too, every detail is crisp with the occasional blurr and age lines, but that's to be expected, I mean the film's pretty old. But other than that, you got yourself an extremely upgraded Chaney flick, one of his most famous ones I think. Oh, did I happen to mention you actually have MUSIC going on during this too? That's right, some sound with your movie. I encourage you topurchase this, you won't regret it, at least I didn't...