De cabeza a por ella y si me apuras aunque no lleve castellano, cuando salga en BD en España le meto los discos y fuera. Necesito esa caja.

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Más sobre la edición (fotos, noticias, etc...):

Ben Hur: http://www.blu-ray.com/news/?id=6414

Impresionantes los extras. Y esos libretos... con que no sea zona A cae seguro.

Foto mas grande de la megaedicion coleccionista:

Que maravilla, madre mia, me he quedado sin palabras.

Ya está en pre-order en amazon.co.uk para el 5 de septiembre a un precio de 11'99 libras y, según indican por los subtítulos, edición europea al canto
Subtitles: Dutch, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Portuguese, Spanish

Gracias por este NOTICION. A ver si nos dan una alegria, y nos brindan un BD con la calidad que merece esta peli.

Up... para unir ambos hilos abiertos de la misma peli.

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Up... para unir ambos hilos abiertos de la misma peli.

¡Gracias Han!, he buscado utilizando el buscador del hilo y no lo había encontrado. Evidentemente, mejor un hilo ya creado

Lo sé, no hay manera de que aparezca. Yo he tenido que usar Google para recuperarlo.

Que baratita, ¿no?, aunque yo me comprare la cajota, pero desde luego que a quien le valga con el BD es un precio irresistible.

Dios...
Entre la incertidumbre con la edición coleccionista de LOS 10 MANDAMIENTOS y ahora la espera de BEN-HUR por tiempo, idiomas y precio, habrá que ponerse a rezar...

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en el DVD YA eran blancos los caballos, no amarillos como nos quieren hacer ver en esas capturas
jajajaj

Es muy cierto.el Dvd no tiene esa tonalidad amarillenta,el Bd se va a ver mejor sin duda,pero ya el Dvd tiene una calidad de imagen muy buena,yo tengo la Edición Especial de 4 Discos.
Un abrazo.Alejandro.

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Es muy cierto.el Dvd no tiene esa tonalidad amarillenta,el Bd se va a ver mejor sin duda,pero ya el Dvd tiene una calidad de imagen muy buena,yo tengo la Edición Especial de 4 Discos.
Un abrazo.Alejandro.

ya empiezan a marearnos

seguro que se ve de fabula..pero porque quieren poner tan mal al DVD???

la primera edicion recortaba algo el formato y los coloridos eran algo apagados
la edicion de 4 discos tiene un colorido estupendo, respeta completemente el formato...pero tiene menos definicion que la primera edicion..eso si...los caballos siempre blancos...jajajajaj

es de suponer que el BD será un calco de la edicion especial, pero con mucha mas definicion y el color tambien ganará en HD

Bah, puro márketing. Como el que oye llover. Yo me espero a ver capturas fiables, y por supuesto, el disco en mi reproductor. Porque caerá, sin ninguna duda.

Rebajita de 6 cts. en amazon.co.uk... algo es algo y recordad que como el iva es mayor en uk que aquí, aún estará más barata en el precio final (otra cosa será ver como está la paridad euro/libra)

La libra está ahora a 1,16€
Ha subido :(

Ya se puede hacer la reserva en Amazon.com. Para quien le interese.

Yo ya he hecho la mía. Saludos.

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Ya se puede hacer la reserva en Amazon.com. Para quien le interese.

Yo ya he hecho la mía. Saludos.

Mil gracias por el aviso. Creia que iba a ser mucho mas cara, 45 dolares me parece regalado, incluso el precio recomendado de 65 euros me parece bueno, con los gastos de envio se queda en unos 35€, mas no se puede pedir.

Confirmado oficialmente el lanzamiento para el 27 de septiembre.

Probablemente podremos ver una de las mejores restauraciones para el formato vistas hasta la fecha:

The Digital Bits:

"...The UCE box sets will include the film split over two discs, newly-remastered frame by frame from the original 65mm elements in stunning 8K resolution - the highest resolution restoration ever done by the studio - with audio commentary by film historian T. Gene Hatcher, scene specific comments from Charlton Heston and a music-only track featuring Miklos Rozsa's score. Obviously, the film is in HD on the Blu-ray version. Extras on the additional discs in the set include the all-new Charlton Heston: A Personal Journey documentary (in HD on the Blu-ray), along with the 1925 silent version of Ben-Hur from the Thames Television restoration with stereophonic orchestral score by composer Carl Davis (143 min), the 2005 documentary Ben-Hur: The Epic That Changed Cinema (58 min), the 1994 documentary Ben-Hur: The Making of an Epic (58 min), the Ben-Hur: A Journey Through Pictures feature, screen tests, a vintage newsreels gallery, highlights from the 1960 Academy Awards and a trailer gallery. The set will also include an exacting reproduction of Heston's own personal diary kept during the filming, as well as an exclusive hardbound photo book"


Sobre la edición:


"...We have been working on this extensive restoration for several years, hoping we could be ready with a 2009 release for the actual 50th. The meticulous process took longer than expected, but our primary goal was to deliver the finest quality presentation possible, and we have succeeded in doing just that, said Jeff Baker, WHVs Executive Vice President and General Manager, Theatrical Catalog.

Ben-Hur has been on moratorium for the past year. Now limited and numbered, each set contains more than four hours of extras including an all-new hi-def feature length documentary hosted by son Fraser Heston; a reproduction of Heston's diary during filming; and an exclusive hardbound photo book.

The restoration is almost trumped by some newly-uncovered Heston family home movies, shot in Italy during production, that reveal unique behind-the-scenes activity. Believed to be the only footage of its kind in existence, this marks something truly historic and unprecedented. And we are thrilled to be able to incorporate it into the documentary made by Laurent Bouzereau and Charlton Heston’s son, Fraser. The documentary will be obtainable only with this release.

Baker believes fans also will be enthralled with Heston’s diary, which reflects his thoughts and feelings on many of the days before, during, and immediately after the films physical production.

The diary is a replica of the original, Baker said. We did not transpose Chuck’s words onto a clean white piece of paper. The natural fading of the pages, and any mistakes, are all seen as they are in the original diary. The concept is to preserve the authenticity. It’s a remarkable, collectible keepsake. No other disc release in history has included a personal diary of an actor, let alone an Oscar®-winning legend, sharing this type of personal information.

Details of the new bonus content for this release are:
•Charlton Heston: A Personal Journey - An all-new high-definition feature-length documentary chronicling Charlton Heston’s life while filming Ben-Hur. Includes behind-the-scenes details and home movie footage shot by his wife Lydia while in Rome. The film shows a rarely seen, different side of Heston as a warm, loving father and husband balancing his home and work life, and as an artist devoted to his craft.
•Charlton Heston: The Ben-Hur Diaries - First-time exclusive look into an Oscar-winning actors experience while making an award-winning film. A reproduction of Charlton Heston’s private and insightful diary from January 1958 through April 1960, documents his time before production of the film all the way through his Oscar win. Includes personal photos from the Heston family and Charlton Heston’s own sketches.
•Exclusive hardbound book with rare photography, production art and reproductions from the original theatrical press book.


Blu-ray Special Features Include

Disc One & Two: The Movie
•Newly Remastered and Restored from Original 65mm Film Elements
•Dolby Digital 5.1 Audio
•Commentary by Film Historian T. Gene Hatcher with Scene Specific Comments from Charlton Heston
•Music-Only Track Showcasing Miklos Rozsa’s Score

Disc Three: Special Features
•Charlton Heston: A Personal Journey (78 min) [HD] NEW!
•Ben-Hur: 1925 Silent Version, from the Thames Television Restoration with Stereophonic Orchestral Score by Composer Carl Davis (143 min)
•2005 Documentary: Ben-Hur: The Epic That Changed Cinema - Current filmmakers such as Ridley Scott reflect on the importance and influence of the film on modern epics (58 min)
•1994 Documentary: Ben-Hur: The Making of an Epic Hosted by Christopher Plummer (58 min)
•Ben-Hur: A Journey Through Pictures - Audiovisual recreation of the film via stills, storyboards, sketches, music and dialogue
•Screen Tests (30 min)
•Vintage Newsreels Gallery
•Highlights from the 1960 Academy Awards ® Ceremony
•Theatrical Trailer Gallery"

Estamos ante una segunda Conquista del oeste....o mejor

Se nota, se siente, Benhur está presente!!!

Uy mi madre que alegria leer eso, ya la tenia reservada pero despues de leer esto no veo el dia que me llegue, solo falta que traiga castellano y este libre de zona.

pues nada menos mal que en verano se gana pasta que si no jajjajaj

El Ben-Hur de 1925, en SD. Lástima.