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Planet of the Apes Movie Streaming

Mercredi, avril 7th, 2010
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This is a review of the quality of the Planet of the Apes [Blu-ray. The video looks good for a film as aged as this, but is not even close to stunning. The high def transfer in some cases actually serves to accentuate problems you might not have noticed otherwise. I saw more than a few soft scenes where they looked unfocused. Grain was never too obtrusive, but the colors were uneven through a good portion of the film. Some scenes were rich and vivid, and others washed out. My biggest problem is the sound. They present the sound here as a DTS 5.1 mix, and a mono mix. I chose DTS and was sorely dissapointed. My subwoofer never kicked on. That means that there was never an instance when there was a frequency lower than about 85hz. This made for a very shallow sounding mix. Adding to that, the surround speakers never seemed to register anything, and you’ve got what sounded to me like a mono mix anyway. All of the sound seemed to come from my center channel. To me, digitally remastering a film soundtrack at this level means accentuating the lower registries by adding lower frequencies, and placing atmospheric and musical elements in the surround channels. If you don’t plan on doing that, what’s the use of calling it a DTS 5.1 mix? Anyway, this is by far the best transfer I’ve ever seen of the film, but don’t be looking for anything more than a slightly better than average transfer, and a glorified mono track.

I recently watched this original version of “The Planet of the Apes” for the first time since seeing it at a drive-in theater back in 1968. First I was amazed at how much of the film I had forgotten. Actually, most of what I remembered was the (then) shocking ending. What I was impressed with this time around was what an intelligent and well-scripted film this was (and still is). Like any good science fiction, this film provides an interesting commentary on the human condition. One the one hand you have the Minister of Science and Defender of the Faith debunking and destroying an archeological dig, because it is contrary to the faith of the Apes, but on the other hand in his reading from the sacred scrolls you hear the accurate description of the destructive (dare I say “sinful?”) nature of humans. I’ve been pondering this segment of the film quite a bit over the past few days. Like others, I think Charlton Heston is in fine form here. It’s easy to picture him as president of the National Rifle Association after seeing this film. I still prefer Heston in “Ben Hur” and “the Ten Commandments,” but that probably reflects my personal interest in the stories that are told there. As one Academy Award film-maker recently said upon receiving his lifetime achievement Oscar (I think it was Norman Jewison), “Find a story that needs to be told and tell it.” This version of “The Planet of the Apes” certainly tells a good story, and tells it well.
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