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Blu-ray Compare - Sabata
I have previously reviewed the Explosive Media version here. This blog entry while serving as a comparison between the two, will also serve as my review of the Kino version as there is little to report on as far as a difference to the overall presentation of the film
The most important aspect of any comparison is the image quality. I am pleased to say that both labels showcase a very nice print. In fact it is the same print as it shows the exact same print damage on both discs. Color is a bit different however, with the Explosive version being a bit darker and the Kino version running brighter with slightly more noticeable grain.
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Kino transfer
Explosive Media transfer
Kino transfer
Explosive Media transfer
- Lee Van Cleef Westerns - a large collection of original trailers from LVC's spaghetti western career.
- Original English-language trailer for Sabata
- Trailers for other Explosive Media releases.
- Documentary - His Name is Sabata - Italian film historian Fabio Melelli and Director Gianfranco Parolini discuss the making of the film.
- Promotional Materials / Various lobby cards, posters, etc... set to the soundtrack of the film
Below is a overview of the comparison.
Studio: Kino Lober
Language: English
Subtitles: None
Region: A
Number of discs: 1
Amazon.com link
THE GOOD:
Great image quality
Better availability in the US
THE BAD:
No subtitles. English only language
Only extra is a trailer

Studio: Explosive Media
Language: English, Italian, German
Subtitles: Italian
Region: A/B/C disc 1 (feature), Region 2 PAL disc 2 (feature) and 3 (extras)
Number of discs: 3
Amazon.de link
THE GOOD:To sum up both discs are great, but the Explosive Media edition is nicer package with it's many extras, provided you have a region free dvd player for them. Both are highly recommended for LVC fans!
Great image quality
Many extras!
THE BAD:
Extras are on region 2 DVDs, not compatible with most US players.
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