Lolita dvd videos, dvd movies reviews
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Features
• Black & White
• Closed-captioned
• Dolby
• DVD-Video
• Letterboxed
• Original recording remastered
• Widescreen
• NTSC
In Theaters : 13 June, 1962
DVD Release : 12 June, 2001 |
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Lolita description
When director Stanley Kubrick released his film adaptation of Vladimir Nabokov's controversial novel about a hopelessly pathetic middle-aged professor's sexual obsession with his 12-year-old stepdaughter, the ads read, "How did they ever make a film of Lolita?" The answer is "they" didn't. As he did with his "adaptations" of Barry Lyndon, ... review details
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LOLITA Deserves Better Than This Botched Warner DVD.
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_Lolita_ (1962) is a great movie, with a lousy, non-anamorphic DVD transfer.
You would think that Warner would get it right by the time of the third DVD release. Yet, _Lolita_ still plays with black bars all around when displayed on a widescreen TV.
The non-anamorphic treatment of the THIRD _Lolita_ DVD release is typical of Warner. It seems that even Academy Award winners get the non_anamorphic treatment: The original _Driving Miss Daisy_ and _Bonnie and Clyde_ DVDs were released in a non-anamorphic format. These two titles were later re-released -- at reduced prices -- in anamorphic versions.
Sometimes Warner puts its "Enhanced for widesreeen TVs" message on a DVD box, even though the enclosed DVD is non-anamorphic. The original, non-anamorphic versions of _Goodfellas_ and _JFK_ were given such false advertising, but subsequent re-releases were actually anamorphic. On the other hand, the original _Cabaret_ DVD was non-anamorphic. Now, the second DVD release of _Cabaret_ claims to be "Enhanced for widescreen TVs", but alas, the "new" DVD is the same old non-anamorphic garbage in a new box. |
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