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Titolo: Sleepy Hollow R1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Release Information:
Studio: Paramount Home Video
Reason for Rating: Graphic violence and gore; sexuality
Theatrical Release Date: November 19, 1999
DVD Release Date: May 23, 2000
Run Time: 105 minutes
Production Company: Paramount
Package Type: Keep Case
Aspect Ratio(s):
Widescreen Anamorphic - 1.85:1
Discographic Information:
DVD Encoding: Region 1
Layers: Dual
Available Audio Tracks: English (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (Dolby
Digital 2.0 Surround), French (Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround)
Available subtitles: English
Edition Details:
• Region 1 encoding (US and Canada only)
• Color, Closed-captioned, Widescreen, Dolby, AC-3
• Commentary by director Tim Burton
• Exclusive Cast & Crew Interviews
• Exclusive Behind the Legend Featurette
• Photo Gallery
• 2 Theatrical Trailers
• Widescreen anamorphic format
• ASIN: B00003CX5A 
Widescreen Review:
Picture Quality: 4.5    (5 is the highest rating) 
A fan of Hammer Horror films of the '50s and '60s, Tim Burton's
original vision for the look of Sleepy Hollow was inspired by their
synthetic fantasy/horror visual style and intricate, obvious sets
(Widescreen Review(r) readers should be very familiar with many of
these titles). Cinematographer Emmanuel Lubezki, ASC, helped Burton
achieve a visual style that had a highly contrasted, monochromatic
essence-one that was slightly grainy and desaturated. The result is
beautifully captured on DVD, with images that are strikingly
contrasted with pure, solid blacks. Visually contrasting the bleak,
overcast of the body of the movie, the dream sequences exhibit vivid
colors. The 1.85:1 anamorphic DVD picture is sharp and finely
detailed; with excellent shadow delineation, though the dark
backgrounds are endless. Those engulfing blacks and the grainy
appearance were enhanced with the CCE (Color Contrast Enhancement)
process, which gives Sleepy Hollow its dark, moody texture. Lighting,
masked with fog and smoke, create a misty and uncertain environment.
There are no distractions, though minor edge enhancement is
occasionally noticed. 
Sound Quality: 4    (5 is the highest rating) 
The Dolby(r) Digital 5.1-channel soundtrack delivers impressive
fidelity and multichannel music, albeit a somewhat limited engagement
of the soundfield. The sonic character can be bright, so engaging
re-equalization is recommended. Sound effects tend to be
screen-oriented and often are limited to the center channel, though
the surrounds become energized at times. Voices sound natural but are
placed a bit too far forward. The Danny Elfman music score has an
impressive sweeping presence and is well-recorded with an aggressive
presence in the sound mix. The low-end comprises predominantly the
music along with some effects and is amply deep and prodigious with
gentle .1 LFE enhancement. This is a dynamic soundtrack that will
certainly make for a fine storytelling experience through the use of
sound. 
Mr Burns

 Ma solo io non sono mai informato?
ehmm, evidentemente... ;o)
...ti saranno sfuggite le tonnellate di post di chi l'aveva acquistato
on-line...
Byez
Dash Kappei
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