I'm far from an expert and this leapt out at me. Not so great with the QC.
By Bunya February 03, 2012 06:30 PM
Yes, you are right! The pop-up godzilla is not of the original Godzilla, but of Heisei-Godzilla. I am a Godzilla fan in Japan, and very dissapointed. It's like using Daniel Craig's picture for Dr. NO's DVD!
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By Jon February 02, 2012 01:27 PM
The movie still has a lot of scratches in it but my guess is that the original film was in such bad shape that it was impossible to get rid of all the imperfections. I do, however, feel that Criterion has remastered it better than anyone else could. On the Raymond Burr version, you can clearly see that the Burr footage came from a different source than the Godzilla parts because all the Burr clips are bright and much more clear than the Godzilla parts.
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By Shaun September 07, 2012 05:49 PM
I often love to see distress on the print as long as the contrast, detail, etc. is good - it somehow makes it more like you're watching something out of the distant past through a magic mirror. It seems more authentic I guess.
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