Blu-ray fits this release like a fine steel piece of armor. Grain is on the heavy side for Vista, but the overall look is still one of the process. And I can’t imagine why it was done that way.Īside from that, the new Blu-ray is a wonderful presentation, and a welcome addition to the Kaye legacy.īefore anyone begins to wonder if it should be released in 4k, I’d advise against it. The Court Jester is currently available to rent, purchase, or stream via subscription on Apple iTunes, Microsoft Store, Google Play Movies, Amazon Video, Vudu. Critics Choice Video has many of the same films available as Amazon and Movies. It takes on the appearance of an extra window, which essentially freezes the graphics (with different grain structure), and the overall effect is less than pleasing. It has proper grain (almost – more on that in a bit), with lovely color, and a wonderful overall cinema appearance, especially (or even) in projection.Įverything works beautifully, and the work performed is lovely.Īnd that has the rough hewn appearance combining the graphic information with the live action. A spoof of medieval adventures about an inept member of a Robin Hoodish band who infiltrates the court of a wicked usurper, and help s to restore the rightful. What’s also nice, is that The Court Jester hasn’t been de-grained and softened akin to To Catch a Thief. This item: The Court Jester by Melvin Frank DVD 10.98 Inspector General by Danny Kaye DVD 5.99 Hans Christian Andersen (1952) by Danny Kaye DVD 14.99 Customers who viewed this item also viewed of 1 Start over Inspector General Danny Kaye 597 DVD 20 offers from 2.05 Hans Christian Andersen (1952) Danny Kaye 1,611 DVD 15 offers from 14. But new to the overall design is the VistaVision logo, now in the lower left. This one is spine number 13, and has the year of release (1956) in the lower right hand corner.
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