Miami Vice - The Complete Series [Blu-ray]

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I believe Mann shot this digitally on an early HD camera. As a result it suffers from video noise in darker scenes and in shadows due to the limitations of the sensor in low light. It's already noticeable on the blu-ray. One of those films that seeing it on release I didn't appreciate just how excellent it is. Now I can watch it a couple of times in the same sitting. A German label, Koch Media, will release an unbelievable MV Blu Ray box set on 1st October with all uncut episodes including English and German language and subtitles. The screen should be set to something like True Cinema or equivalent, whatever your manual says is designed for dark room viewing. The levels on that setting should all be left at default, except for Sharpness which should be set to zero, so if it's a slider, all the way down until it's completely off, as that will mean no added sharpening, rather than what most people think it means; 50% on the slider is nothing and taking it lower is imposting softness, that's not right, zero on the sharpness slider means no added sharpening, so you see the actual detail of the disc. Now with High Definition, we've got new masters, but with the exception of Brother's Keeper as I was saying above, they are not full remasters, so I doubt they've taken the film out for anything but that first story. And given how similar the rest of the episodes are to the DVD colours and levels, I'd say it's very likely they have scanned whatever was the remastered source for the DVDs in 2005, as the work was recent enough that it may well have been suitable to derive the high definition picture and sound we are now seeing on Blu-ray from. If this is not the case, I cannot understand when the current masters were created, what for, and how they look identical to the DVD remasters, just higher quality. As the original film, we know, will be massively different as per the remaster of Brother's Keeper on Blu-ray.

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Movie description: Miami Vice - The Complete Collection released by Fabulous Films comes on 25 blu-ray discs. video: it's fine, but not particularly noteworthy. Audio isn't authoritative, though it does present with enough spacing and definition to please at a complimented by the flash and cheer that surrounds them in Miami, at least flash and cheer in the general externalities of their daily lives. The and was a staple on NBC's Friday night lineup and has lived on for decades since as a symbol of its era, both on the screen and in the real world,Starring Don Johnson, Philip Michael Thomas, Saundra Santiago, Michael Talbott, John Diehl, Olivia Brown, Gregory Sierra & Edward James Olmos Starring: Don Johnson , Philip Michael Thomas , Saundra Santiago , Olivia Brown , Michael Talbott , Edward James Olmos shares a disc with another full-length film, but with a movie as aggressively messy as this to begin with, spotting any additional issues is a difficult ups and downs, as does almost any TV show, but the better ones -- and the greater Miami Vice arc -- far outweigh the duds. Terrific Digital Intermediate(2K, master format)HDCAM SR(1080p/24, source format)Super 35(source format, some scenes)

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Miami Vice, probably the quintessential product of the instant-classic 1980s TV factory, embodied the decade better than any of itsown contrasts that make them a good pairing. Tubbs has that experience in the shady New York street life and knows personal loss all too well. It’s time to take a look at another Blu-ray release from Fabulous Films and it’s an eighties classic. Here is my Miami Vice Blu-ray review. Universal's Blu-ray release of Miami Vice included an assortment of extras, including a commentary, featurettes, and a PiP supplement. But as