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Nice to see young John and a little peep at the Elmo in the left of the picture. I say young as you are younger than me John and as Jimmy Clitheroe used to say OH HECK!
Well established Blu-Rayer here but new to 4K UHD and still burning in my new projectors lamp with 40 hours or so to go before I do the calibration.
Nice to hear you talking about seeing SW for the first time in the 70's. Half a dozen of us rushed out of our London Drama School to get to Leicester Square in London in time for a early screening, it was either end December 1977 or early January.. We were late and the opening titles were already rolling. I may have to treat us to the 4K now.
Keep well.
Last edited by Lee Mannering; May 18, 2020, 10:23 AM.
Thank you for posting this! I first met John and Susie back in May of 2004 at the 47th BFCC and they are two of the nicest people I know. I look forward to John's next review.
This was great! I don't know John, but he does a great job on camera and gives a thorough description of the different media types. I found the video very informative and interesting... Looking forward to more videos from him.
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