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One of the most memorable cult classics of the 80s!
Great 80s film sword and sorcery epic that has some laughs but is not done as a comedy but is done in a serious tone. Younger kids should not really be watching this despite kids always having loved the edited TV aired versions. That's because there are some very risqué parts and barely there, or not even there clothing optional scenes. The original rating for this film was indeed PG and the rating is not present anywhere on this packaging. The packaging has the original poster artwork showing that appeared in Theaters in North America and other locations and the reverse is another cover option that has artwork that was used for the Australian release. The most well known artwork that is displayed outward when shrinkwrapped, that most will remember does indeed look higher end with the ring shown in the film. The alternate art that is also on the third disk, was used on one sheets for some locations around the world but looks less refined and Dar looks different almost like it was drawn to resemble another actor or to compare to Conan. Three disks total. The very fact we even have a 4k edition of this now is absolutely amazing. The last time most fans from the 80s probably watched this was probably on the horrible VHS that cropped off the sides of the picture of course since all TVs were 1:33 then. Now it's like an entirely different film. Sadly the original negative was completely lost and may not even exist anymore and even if it did, it was stored for many years in a garage in who knows how bad a condition. The interpositive of this film that was used for this all new 4k transfer is a very early identical copy of the original negative that was very well cared for and kept under proper conditions. Some restoration had to be done but given that this is more of a cult classic and not in the same class as say Casablanca or Gone with the Wind, it is astounding how great it looks. All natural grain is present and the dark scenes (of which Beastmaster has plenty) are clearer than they have ever been. The amount of detail has never been seen like it has here. The 5.1 audio really makes the surround come alive for some scenes while staying very subtle during others. This is a great film for any fantasy/sci-fi fan and an absolute must have for 80s movie fans. Worth every penny. I will close with a final reason why you simply must buy it: Tanya Roberts.Need I say more?
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2021
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One of the most memorable cult classics of the 80s!
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2021
Great 80s film sword and sorcery epic that has some laughs but is not done as a comedy but is done in a serious tone. Younger kids should not really be watching this despite kids always having loved the edited TV aired versions. That's because there are some very risqué parts and barely there, or not even there clothing optional scenes. The original rating for this film was indeed PG and the rating is not present anywhere on this packaging. The packaging has the original poster artwork showing that appeared in Theaters in North America and other locations and the reverse is another cover option that has artwork that was used for the Australian release. The most well known artwork that is displayed outward when shrinkwrapped, that most will remember does indeed look higher end with the ring shown in the film. The alternate art that is also on the third disk, was used on one sheets for some locations around the world but looks less refined and Dar looks different almost like it was drawn to resemble another actor or to compare to Conan. Three disks total. The very fact we even have a 4k edition of this now is absolutely amazing. The last time most fans from the 80s probably watched this was probably on the horrible VHS that cropped off the sides of the picture of course since all TVs were 1:33 then. Now it's like an entirely different film. Sadly the original negative was completely lost and may not even exist anymore and even if it did, it was stored for many years in a garage in who knows how bad a condition. The interpositive of this film that was used for this all new 4k transfer is a very early identical copy of the original negative that was very well cared for and kept under proper conditions. Some restoration had to be done but given that this is more of a cult classic and not in the same class as say Casablanca or Gone with the Wind, it is astounding how great it looks. All natural grain is present and the dark scenes (of which Beastmaster has plenty) are clearer than they have ever been. The amount of detail has never been seen like it has here. The 5.1 audio really makes the surround come alive for some scenes while staying very subtle during others. This is a great film for any fantasy/sci-fi fan and an absolute must have for 80s movie fans. Worth every penny. I will close with a final reason why you simply must buy it: Tanya Roberts.Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2021
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Enfin je lai trouver je le cherche depuis des annee
Reviewed in France on July 30, 2020