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Same transfer?

Apparently yes.

Warner bros has released this in both US ans UK (the steelbook is the UK edition).

So, it should be identical.

The Uk release just misses the DVD with the extra documentary "Warner at War"

Too much red/orange in the steelbook if you ask me, but nevertheless it looks very good.

Still can't decide between this and digibook.

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If someone would like, he could update this page

http://www.jwfan.com/?page_id=459

with this information:

- Music + effects track is confirmed on Conrack Bluray

- The Killers Bluray doesn't have an iso score/FX track

- on The Fury Bluray, in The Fury: A Location Journal, Sam Irvin mentions Williams' music at 00.41'.

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- on The Fury Bluray, in The Fury: A Location Journal, Sam Irvin mentions Williams' music at 00.41'.

But no Williams interview? A missed opportunity...I would have loved to hear what he thought of this masterpiece.

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If someone would like, he could update this page

http://www.jwfan.com/?page_id=459

with this information:

- Music + effects track is confirmed on Conrack Bluray

- The Killers Bluray doesn't have an iso score/FX track

- on The Fury Bluray, in The Fury: A Location Journal, Sam Irvin mentions Williams' music at 00.41'.

Thanks, filmmusic. I finally updated the page with all the new information and recent releases.

Anyone who finds an error or omission is welcome to share it in this thread.

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Dracula Bluray review:

http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/Dracula-Blu-ray/37095/

Still waiting for my most wanted Williams Bluray: Spacecamp

Well, maybe in 2016 when it is its 30th anniversary.

Do you want SPACECAMP more than, say, MUNICH?

Of course..

I want many more films more than Munich:

Spacecamp, Stanley and Iris, Jaws 2, The Accidental Tourist, Black Sunday, Images, The River, Angela's Ashes etc.

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Not a fan of MUNICH? I think it may very well be the best film Spielberg has done since 1993, and it's a shame it has no BD release. The only other film I'd want more of those you mention would be IMAGES.

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Forgettable? Yikes, couldn't disagree more. Of course, there's my beloved 'religious sound' in the Hatikvah/The Hope track (which partially utilizes an Israeli hymn), but I love the harmonic complexity of this one too. Especially the string writing. The film is fantastic, and I have no idea what keeps it from getting a BD release. Anyone?

(interestingly, it appears to the film that is most loved by those that are not too keen on Spielberg in general).

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Forgettable? Yikes, couldn't disagree more. Of course, there's my beloved 'religious sound' in the Hatikvah/The Hope track (which partially utilizes an Israeli hymn), but I love the harmonic complexity of this one too. Especially the string writing. The film is fantastic, and I have no idea what keeps it from getting a BD release. Anyone?

(interestingly, it appears to the film that is most loved by those that are not too keen on Spielberg in general).

I'm sure it'll get a BLuray release next year when it is its 10th anniversary!

Yes, I'm not a fan of Munich..

I haven't seen the film of which this is a remake, but I saw the prequel, with the actual events at Munich and i loved that!!

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Prequel?

This is a TV film about the actual events at Munich:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0074085/reference

after that there is this (based on the same book as Munich):

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0092038/reference

so Munich, is a kind of remake of this one..

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A movie is only a remake if it's purposely redoing a prior movie, and giving credit to the original screenplay.

If two different films are both based on the same book, or both based on the same thing that really happened in the real world, the later one isn't a remake of the first one. It's just two films about the same thing.

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Indeed. There is no "kinda" remake. That's like being "kinda" pregnant. A remake refers specifically back to a previous FILM they're re-interpreting.

Seems like this, however, is a case of two films being based on the same source material.

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So, I was away for 2 days (Merry Christmas to all santa-dance.gif), and I missed this news, that surely interests some people here!

MUNICH is being released on Bluray on February 17, 2015!

http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=254510

So, i guess this release concludes the Complete Spielberg theatrical filmography on Bluray, but of course hardly concludes the Williams filmography!

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So, I was away for 2 days (Merry Christmas to all santa-dance.gif), and I missed this news, that surely interests some people here!

MUNICH is being released on Bluray on February 17, 2015!

http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=254510

So, i guess this release concludes the Complete Spielberg theatrical filmography on Bluray, but of course hardly concludes the Williams filmography!

Everything, I guess, except "The Unfinished Journey", "Amblin", and "Firelight".

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So, I was away for 2 days (Merry Christmas to all santa-dance.gif), and I missed this news, that surely interests some people here!

MUNICH is being released on Bluray on February 17, 2015!

http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=254510

So, i guess this release concludes the Complete Spielberg theatrical filmography on Bluray, but of course hardly concludes the Williams filmography!

:woop:

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So, I was away for 2 days (Merry Christmas to all santa-dance.gif), and I missed this news, that surely interests some people here!

MUNICH is being released on Bluray on February 17, 2015!

http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=254510

So, i guess this release concludes the Complete Spielberg theatrical filmography on Bluray, but of course hardly concludes the Williams filmography!

:woop:

Forgot to mention that this seems to be a Best Buy exclusive for now, but i'm sure it will be available widely afterwards.

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So, I was away for 2 days (Merry Christmas to all santa-dance.gif), and I missed this news, that surely interests some people here!

MUNICH is being released on Bluray on February 17, 2015!

http://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=254510

So, i guess this release concludes the Complete Spielberg theatrical filmography on Bluray, but of course hardly concludes the Williams filmography!

About time!

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A movie is only a remake if it's purposely redoing a prior movie, and giving credit to the original screenplay.

If two different films are both based on the same book, or both based on the same thing that really happened in the real world, the later one isn't a remake of the first one. It's just two films about the same thing.

well, as it turns out Munich is indeed a kind of remake: :P

Robert Lantos, the Canadian film producer, yesterday said Munich, the new film by Hollywood mogul Steven Spielberg, is a "remake" of Mr. Lantos's film of 20 years ago, Sword of Gideon.

(...)

Sword of Gideon, starring Rod Steiger and Michael York, came out in 1986 and is available on DVD. Mr. Spielberg bought the rights to the screenplay, plus remake rights for Sword of Gideon, from Alliance Atlantis Communications, Mr. Lantos's former company. Mr. Jonas received a "five-figure" payment for the rights, but Mr. Lantos, who had already cashed out, received nothing.

In an interview in the Wall Street Journal last week, Martin Levy, a spokesman for Mr. Spielberg, insisted that neither Mr. Spielberg nor Tony Kushner, the screenwriter of Munich, had seen the earlier Lantos film.

Asked about that comment, Mr. Lantos, who now heads a new company, Serendipity Point Films, said, "If that's the case, then they have a highly developed sixth sense."

Both films include a scene that is not in Mr. Jonas's book: a shot of an Israeli agent named Avner picking up the tobacco pipe of a fallen team member in a London hotel room.

(...)

"I think it's a very well-made film," Mr. Lantos said of Munich. "It's more of a compliment than anything else. I sold the company some time ago and the library stayed with the company. They in turn sold the remake rights to Spielberg and got paid for it, so he can do whatever he wants, including re-enact scenes exactly the way they were shot."

(...)

In the event, Mr. Jonas [the author of the book] prefers the earlier film. "Lantos's movie does not have a post-Zionist zing and since I'm not a post-Zionist, I prefer [it]," he said.

http://www.canada.com/story.html?id=33b6796b-a288-454a-8ba7-a8e01e6833b0

I just found about it from bluray.com, when someone said that the 2 films are very similar to each other, and it's not because they're based on the same book.

Also this article here is quite informative:

http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB113710989934945413

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