Jurassic Park [Blu-ray + UV Copy]

good movie wont fail in test on time

Amazing conversion of a great movie. The depth is out of the screen. I could see no ghosting. The 3d however they did was brilliant. People walking out in front of the screen when they did in the original movie. This gave an extra element of depth and meaning to the plot. The dinosaurs look great. They only qualm and it was a minor qualm. The film didn't appear to be as clear as modern HD movies. I am not sure if this due to the age of the film. When I mean clear some images were not as sharp as I would have expected for an HD movie. This could be just me. But this was a very very very minor issue. The conversion is selling point to a film great. I would compare the conversion to the Wizard of Oz. I am not going to review the film as we know what happens and it is an oldish film.

Liking all the memes from this film that we use day to day. Easy to watch with kids around during the day as there are some bits that can stress the little ones while watching like when the T-rex comes to get the children when they are in the jeep/ranger.

Viewed on 100" screen with Epson 6600 LCD projector. For film not originally shot in 3D, it is surprising how many shots lend themselves to the 3D experience - even Spielberg admits on the extras that he must have had one eye on a 3D film. The 3D works well, although its not super obvious - no waving stuff towards the camera. The image is crisp and the blu ray transfer appears well done (although there is one longish scene with Jeff Goldblum with a massive lens / light flare on the screen). Weirdly the extra detail does make the dinosaurs look a little less 'real', but not overly so. The film itself most people know. Looks a little dated in places, but well executed. The extras section is quite interesting as it deals with how the 3D was achieved (you do get the impression that a company has approached the studio / producers and sold them the idea though - not that that is bad, because its done well). How much involvement Spielberg had is questionable, but he turns up in the extras.

The value here is fantastic! You get a sturdy case, a great steelbook and extra goodies as well, the Certificate and Art cards are standard, the film cell is a nice touch but the booklet is where you can tell that a lot of the detail went into. It's basically a "Greatest Hits" of all the well known making of content from the film plus some 30th anniversary artwork that's beautiful to look at. I can understand to distaste towards the front cover art but it doesn't really detract anything from the set and it's varied enough to be decent on it's own, plus it's nice to get some variant covers instead of simply getting the 93 poster over and over (tho they still included that option in the american set). Speaking of which version to choose I would recommend more this one. The steelbook is a great touch and the extra weight makes the set feel more premium. The discs are from previous releases but you're really getting this more for everything else that it comes with. It might not be the definitive Jurassic Park set but it's a nice 30th anniversary gift for loyal fans of the film, definetly recommend it.

A timeless classic. Spielberg at his absolute best. For me, easily one of the greatest movies of all time.

Jurassic Park is more than dinosaurs on the loose, it's a cautionary tale wrapped in blockbuster brilliance. The best of them all.

Great film, easy to download, entertaining

Premier film de Spielberg sur les dinosaures. L'histoire conditionne les suites prévues. Le titre est conforme à l'histoire.... Pas de surprise.

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Ottimo

I love this movie. I love all the whole entire series. I watch it quite a few times so far.

Kann mich den Rezensionen hier, die die 3D-Konvertierung des Films in den siebten Himmel loben, nur voll und ganz anschließen. Man hat sich hier offenbar wirklich Mühe gegeben. Klar hat der Film mal den ein oder anderen Ghosting-Effekt (wird wohl an der Konvertierung liegen), meistens aber nicht im Fokus des Bildes, sodass es kaum stört, wenn man nicht danach sucht. Dafür ist der 3D-Effekt (anders als bei manch neuerem Film) über den ganzen Film hinweg gut und nicht nur in wenigen Schlüsselszenen oder bei angeberischen Drop-Out-Momenten, die nur eingefügt worden zu sein scheinen, um zu rechtfertigen, dass der Film überhaupt in 3D ist. Vor allem finde ich gut, dass in fast allen Szenen auch der Hintergrund richtig mitgefilmt wurde, sodass man tatsächlich einen räumlichen Effekt wahrnimmt und nicht nur Schauspieler vor einem verwaschenen Hintergrund rumquatschen sieht (für sowas braucht man kein 3D). Besonders in Szenen, die von unten nach oben gefilmt sind, wie etwa mit dem Auto im Baum oder der erste Blick auf den Brachiosaurus, wirkt das toll. Aber auch in Szenen, in denen die Schauspieler herumgehen und miteinander sprechen, kann man wirklich bis in den Hintergrund sehen und es passiert dort auch tatsächlich etwas (als Beispiel die Szene am Anfang in der Bernstein-Mine) - in manch neuerem Film scheint mir das subjektiv so schlecht gemacht, dass man auch gleich den grünen Hintergrund hätte da lassen können. Aber hier: fantastisch! Zum Sound kann ich mangels passender Ausstattung nicht viel sagen, außer das der überarbeitete Urschrei des T-Rex wirklich was her macht. ;-) Alles in allem: Eine Überarbeitung, die einem zeitlosen Klassiker wirklich gerecht wird und so manch aktuellen Blockbuster in punkto 3D vor Neid erblassen lässt.