Alien Romulus Blu-Ray

Started by Nostromo, Apr 27, 2024, 05:40:32 PM

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SiL

SiL

#90
I can't remember if PAL/NTSC was an issue.

Nightmare Asylum

Nightmare Asylum

#91
https://x.com/AlienAnthology/status/1847853308976812163

I'd trade this in for an art book in a heartbeat tbh.

Charlie

Charlie

#92
Where and when will be able to purchase this?

Jurassicvania

Jurassicvania

#93
Gorgeous real art!  And great great graphic design. Really looking forward to this

Acid_Reign161

Acid_Reign161

#94
I love this and will 100% be purchasing;

BUT: it has to be said - whilst I miss the days of VHS artwork, this doesn't fit the 'Alien' style; the Alien VHS tapes usually used photo imagery (the egg on the first movie, the warrior on Aliens: Special Edition, or a promo shot of Ripley for Alien 3 (uk)/ the queen chestburster (USA)- this feel a tad 'try-hard' like "it's VHS, so it must be artwork!" Kind of like every modern movie that tries to mimic the 80s makes everything pink and blue neon with bad over-the-top vhs lines; it kind of reeks of "you weren't really there, but following the cliches" 😅 not a complaint; but I'd rather have a photo promo shot of Rain crouching clutching a pulse rifle looking directly at the camera  with a red-lit corridor behind, a play on the uk Alien 3 vhs, with taglines on one side, and a sticker on the other side advertising some alien promo inside, kind of like the 'free tickets to Alien War London' stickers (just me)😊 would have been more authentic.

SiL

SiL

#95
So a pretty accurate representation of the film, then.

BlueMarsalis79

BlueMarsalis79

#96
Bingo

SM

SM

#97
I only want to listen to the soundtrack on a wax cylinder like it should be.

SiL

SiL

#98
Quote from: SM on Oct 21, 2024, 01:28:28 AMI only want to listen to the soundtrack on a wax cylinder like it should be.
I only want to watch it as a noisy analogue TV transmission on a 15" black and white CRT TV in pan-and-scan 4:3 aspect ratio like God intended.

SM

SM

#99
With crummy tracking.

D-13

D-13

#100
It wasen't locked like DVD´s. But usually NTSC was american standard and ran... like, at 29-ish fps.
PAL was 25 fps and mostly in Europe.
Usually the TV was the problem, and needed a special VCR, that usually was kind of expencive.
But after a while NTSC-kompatible machines became pretty common aswell.
...although, I'm no expert, but that's pretty much the diffrence.

I actually just this weekend was home and saw Alien on my old VCR, was kinda wierd, but cool.

SM

SM

#101
VCRs that could play both Pal and Never The Same Colour were pretty common in the late 80s from memory.

kwisatz

kwisatz

#102
I only remember needing an adapter for my SNES   ;D

Bilbo Bagshot

Bilbo Bagshot

#103
Is the prequel comic still a thing?

Corporal Hicks

Corporal Hicks

#104
It was released yesterday. It was pretty lackluster.

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