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The Rutles (All you need is cash)



Laughed I almost fell of the couch,great stuff comes with some nice interviews in the extra bits.
I think I'll watch it again before the weekend is out.

Derek wrote:The Rutles (All you need is cash)

I remember that first time around (late '70s?). It was fantastic alright.

"Ohh oohh I must be in luv"

I finally bought and watched Up on Blu-ray. Marvellous stuff. Think I had something in my eye.

Diapason wrote:I finally bought and watched Up on Blu-ray. Marvellous stuff. Think I had something in my eye.

I thought that it was pretty good viewing too Smon....glad that you enjoyed it!

I watched The Bucket List the other night.
A very funny film.

Watched this the other night - more visceral than I expected and with disturbing moments, but good stuff.

I really enjoyed this.

Picked it up, impressive but somehow i expected more. Of course the D-day landing is amazing but i didnt feel that the sound did it justice...

k99_64 wrote: Of course the D-day landing is amazing but i didnt feel that the sound did it justice...

My usual geeky observation coming up...... the DVD R1 (US) release of this on DTS is still reckoned to be the definitive version for audio.

Ivor wrote:

k99_64 wrote: Of course the D-day landing is amazing but i didnt feel that the sound did it justice...

My usual geeky observation coming up...... the DVD R1 (US) release of this on DTS is still reckoned to be the definitive version for audio.

I ordered the DVD R1 release years ago just for that DTS soundtrack. Back then the US discs often had a DTS soundtrack whereas over here we usually only had the Dolby Digital option. It still astounds me anytime I listen to the R1 version. I believe that they used the maximum bandwidth that the DTS compression algorithm would allow. The had to drop some of the extra featurettes just to fit the soundtrack on the disc.