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Highlander: The Complete Series (Digital HDX TV Show) Expired
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$355.81
VUDU has Highlander: The Complete Series (Digital HDX TV Show) on sale for $4.99.
Thanks to Deal Editor Discombobulated for finding this deal.
Note: Select the HDX option in the 'Buy' drop-down menu.
Key Features:
Thanks to Deal Editor Discombobulated for finding this deal.
Note: Select the HDX option in the 'Buy' drop-down menu.
Key Features:
- Includes episodes from all 6 seasons.
- Adrian Paul is the Highlander, 400-year-old Scotsman Duncan MacLeod, who's one of the immortals -- a group of entities who for centuries have waged a war between good and evil that's destined to culminate in the Gathering. In the end, there can only be one.
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- This series is rated 4.5 out of 5 based on over 100 reviews at Vudu.
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For those interested
Note, be sure to select the 'HDX' format. TV show/series are not Movies Anywhere (MA) compatible
For those interested
Note, be sure to select the 'HDX' format. TV show/series are not Movies Anywhere (MA) compatible
- Highlander: The Complete Series [vudu.com] (1992) (Digital HDX TV Series)
- $4.99
- Note, includes all 6 seasons w/ 119 episodes
- $4.99
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We took the original digital masters that were made from 16mm film negative, removed grain, up-res'd and tweaked the original 720x480 image (480i) to 1280x720 (720p) progressive scan. In our opinion 720p gave us the best results from the material we were working with. Once again, our goal was to give our fans a great Highlander Blu-ray experience. Another question was why we didn't go back to the original film negative. Primarily, once the film was transferred to digital, it was vaulted. The technology at that time has made it extremely difficult to trace back from the digital masters to the original film negative. Also, the visual effects, which were done digitally, in a standard-def (480i) format, would not up-res to the quality of original negative re-transfer to HD. To redo all of the effects, transitions, Quickenings, etc. would be incredibly cost prohibitive. So the original film solution was not a realistic option for us and our 720p solution achieved the best and most consistent quality overall.
I watched a snipped of S3, so to sum up, it looks like ass; but it will also likely never look better (until really good AI is so cheap they can apply it to 50 year old tv shows). Still an easy to recommend $5 purchase; skip the coffee today and get a jolt of Quickening!
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We took the original digital masters that were made from 16mm film negative, removed grain, up-res'd and tweaked the original 720x480 image (480i) to 1280x720 (720p) progressive scan. In our opinion 720p gave us the best results from the material we were working with. Once again, our goal was to give our fans a great Highlander Blu-ray experience. Another question was why we didn't go back to the original film negative. Primarily, once the film was transferred to digital, it was vaulted. The technology at that time has made it extremely difficult to trace back from the digital masters to the original film negative. Also, the visual effects, which were done digitally, in a standard-def (480i) format, would not up-res to the quality of original negative re-transfer to HD. To redo all of the effects, transitions, Quickenings, etc. would be incredibly cost prohibitive. So the original film solution was not a realistic option for us and our 720p solution achieved the best and most consistent quality overall.
I watched a snipped of S3, so to sum up, it looks like ass; but it will also likely never look better (until really good AI is so cheap they can apply it to 50 year old tv shows). Still an easy to recommend $5 purchase; skip the coffee today and get a jolt of Quickening!
Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank Remniz
First few seasons are available to watch for free with commercials, however if you purchase there are no commercials.