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Disc Title: RoboCop
Criterion CC 1463L

Color - 103 min

Released 27 novembre 1996
Out of print
List Price: $49.95

Video Information

Disc Details

1.66 : 1

Letterbox
NTSC

Closed Captioning: none
Master format: Film
Sides: 2 (CLV)
Language: English

Sound Encoding	Digital Track	Analog Track

NOTES
This transfer was done at 1.66 : 1 at the request of 'Paul Verhoeven' . It shows slightly more picture at the top and at the bottom.

*"Dolby" and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories
*"THX" is a trademark of Lucasfilm Ltd

Disc Title: RoboCop
Criterion CC 1350L

Color - 103 min

Released 17 mai 1995
Out of print
List Price: $99.95

Video Information

Disc Details

1.66 : 1

Letterbox
NTSC

Closed Captioning: none
Master format: Film
Pressed at: Kuraray, Japan
Sides: 4 (CAV)
Chapter stops: 26
Language: English

Sound Encoding	Digital Track	Analog Left	Analog Right
		STEREO	Commentary

SUPPLEMENTS
Audio commentary (in stereo) by 'Paul Verhoeven' , producer 'Jon Davison (I)' , and writer Edward Neumeier Theatrical trailers Deleted scenes.

NOTES
This transfer was done at 1.66 : 1 at the request of 'Paul Verhoeven' . It shows slightly more picture at the top and at the bottom. Mark C. Brems (numa@pipeline.com) about the audio restoration: The MPAA requested cuts after screening the orig film in a raw state (unmixed audio, etc). Most of those cuts, you can guess, were in and around the "over-the-top" violence, including the Kinney and Murphy death scenes. Portions of these scenes were cut before the final audio was mixed, and the only sound elements available during the Criterion transfer for these deleted shots was straight production audio. In some cases there was no audio at all! For instance, there's a restored shot of Kinney laying on Delta City REALLY getting pulped, and the program track was blank! It was fairly easy to pull audio in from surrounding digital program track in Soundtools without affecting the surround sound track. It was just constant machine gun noise. It wasn't so easy doing this for the Murphy death scene, due to the dialog and variety of soundeffects in the scene. You may notice some "fake" stereo in the quiet portions of the program there. It took a couple of edits before THX finally approved the audio track for release. BTW - If you review that scene in the original theatrical cut, Murphy is suddenly and inexplicably missing an arm. The shot where he actually loses it has been restored in the Criterion release. In some ways, I think the head-shot is more dramatically effective in the theatrical cut, because it's cut in such a way that Murphy sees the bullet coming. In the restored scene, because they wanted to put as much of the beautiful (it is, really) dummy in the shot as possible, Murphy's too busy being anguished to see anything. Check it.

NOTES

This transfer was done at 1.66 : 1 at the request of 'Paul Verhoeven' . It shows slightly more picture at the top and at the bottom.
Mark C. Brems (numa@pipeline.com) about the audio restoration: The MPAA requested cuts after screening the orig film in a raw state (unmixed audio, etc). Most of those cuts, you can guess, were in and around the "over-the-top" violence, including the Kinney and Murphy death scenes. Portions of these scenes were cut before the final audio was mixed, and the only sound elements available during the Criterion transfer for these deleted shots was straight production audio. In some cases there was no audio at all! For instance, there's a restored shot of Kinney laying on Delta City REALLY getting pulped, and the program track was blank! It was fairly easy to pull audio in from surrounding digital program track in Soundtools without affecting the surround sound track. It was just constant machine gun noise. It wasn't so easy doing this for the Murphy death scene, due to the dialog and variety of soundeffects in the scene. You may notice some "fake" stereo in the quiet portions of the program there. It took a couple of edits before THX finally approved the audio track for release. BTW - If you review that scene in the original theatrical cut, Murphy is suddenly and inexplicably missing an arm. The shot where he actually loses it has been restored in the Criterion release. In some ways, I think the head-shot is more dramatically effective in the theatrical cut, because it's cut in such a way that Murphy sees the bullet coming. In the restored scene, because they wanted to put as much of the beautiful (it is, really) dummy in the shot as possible, Murphy's too busy being anguished to see anything. Check it.

*"Dolby" and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories
*"THX" is a trademark of Lucasfilm Ltd

Disc Title: RoboCop
Image Entertainment ID 5168
Rating: R Color - 103 min

Released 1988
Out of print
List Price: $39.95

Video Information

Disc Details

1.33 : 1

Pan & Scan
NTSC

Closed Captioning: none
Master format: Film
Sides: 2 (CLV)
Language: English

Sound Encoding	Digital Track	Analog Track

*"Dolby" and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories

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