Mark C Flick
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The Quiet Man
The color is pretty good, the audio is much better than expected, but in my opinion there does seem to be a lot of grain, all in all the movie is one of the best ever! And of course Maureen O'Hara and John Wayne make up for any shortcomings of this or any transfer. Even though this did not get the treatment it deserves, it's still a very enjoyable film, maybe some day it'll get a proper remaster.
The color is pretty good, the audio is much better than expected, but in my opinion there does seem to be a lot of grain, all in all the movie is one of the best ever! And of course Maureen O'Hara and John Wayne make up for any shortcomings of this or any transfer. Even though this did not get the treatment it deserves, it's still a very enjoyable film, maybe some day it'll get a proper remaster.