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Don't know how I missed THEM (http://www.thecinemalaser.com/dvd_review_2002/them-dvd.htm) :clap:
I love it when people expect you to click on a link rather than just tell you what there on about in the thread.
Sorry but I just love those images of the Giant ant, the guy in the visor in the desert etc etc.
I'm talking about THEM! classic 50's sci fi of the highest order.
thats super cool - cheers dude I hadnt picked up on this release :)
edit: ps would you mind not posting your sig more than once per thread (as per the rules).....i see Bilko like a dozen times/page :rolleyes:
Originally posted by tezmo
edit: ps would you mind not posting your sig more than once per thread (as per the rules).....i see Bilko like a dozen times/page :rolleyes:
Sorry, I would if I knew how, it's not clear from User cp
Either use the reply box or untick the use sig box when using the post reply box.
testing
Thanks CLH you'll all be seeing less of the mighty Phil Silvers from now on.
Sounds like another cracking restoration from Warners. If you can't be bothered to click...;
Warner Home Video has made THEM! available on DVD in a spectacular looking black and white transfer that presents the film in its proper 1.37:1 full screen aspect ratio. Obviously, Warner has taken great pains to digitally restore THEM! for DVD because this nearly sixty year old film looks incredible. There isn't a single blemish anywhere, and I seriously doubt that any film element from the fifties could be preserved this well. Another nicety of this presentation is the color title on this black and white film, which must have been part of the original theatrical presentation, since it has never been part of the television prints that I sat through countless times during childhood.
The image on the DVD itself is truly gorgeous. Crisp, clean and finely detailed- the picture truly sparkles for almost all of the ninety-two minute running time.
Yummy, and under £9 delivered from dvdsoon...
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So many films, so little time...
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I love it when people expect you to click on a link rather than just tell you what there on about in the thread.
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Sorry but I just love those images of the Giant ant, the guy in the visor in the desert etc etc.
I'm talking about THEM! classic 50's sci fi of the highest order.
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thats super cool - cheers dude I hadnt picked up on this release :)
edit: ps would you mind not posting your sig more than once per thread (as per the rules).....i see Bilko like a dozen times/page :rolleyes:
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Originally posted by tezmo
edit: ps would you mind not posting your sig more than once per thread (as per the rules).....i see Bilko like a dozen times/page :rolleyes:
Sorry, I would if I knew how, it's not clear from User cp
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Either use the reply box or untick the use sig box when using the post reply box.
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testing
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Thanks CLH you'll all be seeing less of the mighty Phil Silvers from now on.
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Sounds like another cracking restoration from Warners. If you can't be bothered to click...;
Warner Home Video has made THEM! available on DVD in a spectacular looking black and white transfer that presents the film in its proper 1.37:1 full screen aspect ratio. Obviously, Warner has taken great pains to digitally restore THEM! for DVD because this nearly sixty year old film looks incredible. There isn't a single blemish anywhere, and I seriously doubt that any film element from the fifties could be preserved this well. Another nicety of this presentation is the color title on this black and white film, which must have been part of the original theatrical presentation, since it has never been part of the television prints that I sat through countless times during childhood.
The image on the DVD itself is truly gorgeous. Crisp, clean and finely detailed- the picture truly sparkles for almost all of the ninety-two minute running time.
Yummy, and under £9 delivered from dvdsoon...
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So many films, so little time...
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