Sophia Loren Blu-ray Bundle USA MAYO 2011 KINO LORBER

Sophia Loren Blu-ray Bundle USA MAYO 2011
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This bundle contains 3 Blu-rays YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW, MARRIAGE ITALIAN STYLE, SUNFLOWER, plus bonus DVD "VITTORIO D". This is not a box set, but a bundle of factory-sealed discs. Blu-rays may also available individually. Available 5/17/11.

Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow (Ieri, oggi, domani) - Director: Vittorio De Sica
Language: Italian with English subtitles
2.35:1, 16x9 • 118 minutes • Italian with English subtitles • Not Rated • Color
SPECIAL 2-DISC SET
Disc 1: The feature YESTERDAY, TODAY and TOMORROW • Trailers • Stills Gallery
Disc 2: VITTORIO D., a feature-length documentary about Vittorio De Sica • Galleries
http://www.kino.com/video/item.php?product_id=1438

Marriage Italian Style (Matrimonio all'italiana) - Director: Vittorio De Sica
Language: Italian with English subtitles.
1.85:1, 16x9 • 101 minutes • Italian with English subtitles • Not Rated - Color
http://www.kino.com/video/item.php?product_id=1441

Sunflower (I girasoli) - Director: Vittorio De Sica
Language: Italian with English subtitles
1.85:1, 16x9 • 107 minutes • Not Rated • Color
http://www.kino.com/video/item.php?product_id=1443

Available as individual Blu-ray or as part of a 4-DVD Box. DVDs not sold individually
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ENLACES:
http://www.hometheaterforum.com/forum/t ... ms-blu-ray
http://www.kino.com/video/item.php?product_id=1446
http://www.kino.com/press/sophia_loren/index.html

La Loren en 1080p, Kino suele ser garantía de calidad.

Ya hay reseñas.
No esperen calidad Transformers 3D, pero son películas setenteras con la Loren + Mastroianni que estaban más buenas que Megan Fox + Robots CGI.

Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow – Kino Lorber (1963) BluRay USA - Vittorio De Sica
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Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow comes on a 25 GB single layer BluRay. The film is presented in a 1080 progressive anamorphic widescreen. There are no problems with compression, colors look vibrant, flesh tones look accurate and the source used for this transfer is in very good shape. And even though the image generally looks crisp, there are several instances where the image tends to lack the same amount of detail which is present for the bulk of this transfer. There is a consistent layer of grain throughout and DNR varies in degree throughout. When compared to No Shame’s DVD release this new release improves upon that release in every way. Another area in which this release trumps the aforementioned release from No Shame is that this release from Kino Lorber is flagged for progressive playback, while the No Shame release was interlaced.

Fuente: http://10kbullets.com/reviews/y/yesterd ... er-bluray/
DVD vs. Blu-Ray: http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film/DVDReview ... review.htm

Marriage Italian Style – Kino Lorber (1964) BluRay USA - Director: Vittorio De Sica
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Marriage Italian Style comes on a 25 GB single layer BluRay. The film is presented in a 1080 progressive anamorphic widescreen. Colors and contrast levels fluctuate throughout. Black levels range from mediocre to average at best. Darker scenes often lack clarity, outside of these darker moments the bulk of the film generally looks crisp. There are no problems with compression and DNR is minimal. Overall the source used for this transfer is pretty beat up and the end result is at times underwhelming.

Reviews: http://10kbullets.com/reviews/m/marriag ... er-bluray/ , http://www.dvdbeaver.com/film3/blu-ray_ ... lu-ray.htm

Sunflower (1970) Blu-Ray USA - Director: Vittorio De Sica
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The 1080p video transfer on this Blu-ray is another source of maddening ups and downs. On the whole, the image is incredibly soft and washed out with a blandness that kills the soul. However, there are a few instances of clarity and vibrancy in color that may not be astounding but make the heart flutter just a bit. There is also more than a fair share of slight damage that's been ported over from the print into this transfer and while some may hate this, I found it to add a great filmic feel to the whole presentation. All in all, this is far from a great transfer but it is probably the best the film has ever looked when not projected on the big screen. The TrueHD mono track is similarly soft. The sound lacks any sort of vibrancy or characteristic, especially in the score. Just because an audiotrack is mono does not mean it has to be bland and boring.