Sony to Plunge 'The Deep' on Blu-ray

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Sony to Plunge 'The Deep' on Blu-ray

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darthquint

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"...'The Deep' will be revealed on Blu-ray this July 7, with Sony set to release a first-ever high-def version of the Peter Benchley thriller."

http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/show/Disc_Announcements/Sony/Sony_to_Plunge_The_Deep_on_Blu-ray/2739

- Michael

Posted 1 year ago #
hansekarl

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wowo , nice staff . waiting it for long time.

blu ray ripper dvd copy mac mac dvd ripper

Posted 1 month ago #
Puckbunny13

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http://bluray.highdefdigest.com/2340/thedeep.html

Here's the bluray review! Looks good. I always loved this movie if for no other reason, to me it was like watching- Just when you thought it was safe to go fishing again, 'QUINT 2'

The sea's bones! Full of 'em!

Posted 1 month ago #
Kahuna

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If ever there was a reason to love The Deep, then it was Jacqueline Bisset's tits. I mean, that start diving scene, her nipples are like Pigmys c*cks. Brilliant stuff.

Ar Lan y Môr

Posted 1 month ago #
Puckbunny13

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Jacqueline Bisset is a marvelous and rare combination of sex appeal and class. I'm worried about your frame of reference for the Pigmy pee-pees but I'm just trying not to think about it. lol!

Posted 1 month ago #
Kahuna

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Ok how's about chapel hat pegs or JCB starter buttons instead?

Still tremendous though.

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Puckbunny13

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chapel hat pegs! Nice...

Posted 1 month ago #
kenvanklieve

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Never have seen this film.Might have to check it out.

Posted 1 month ago #
QuintsChumBucket

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If you've never seen it, you are in for a treat...not the greated movie ever made, but has a unique charm to it and the cinematography was excellent. Too bad they did nothing to repair it on the BluRay version, as you can see the scratchy film as it goes by in high definition.
This was a really good film, especially on the heels of Jaws...you had Robert Shaw and yes there are sharks! I remember thinking how odd it was seeing "Quint" a bit cleaned up...there is action, suspense and natural beauty...would've almost made a good James Bond film.

Posted 1 month ago #
Puckbunny13

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Interesting, Mr Chumbucket! It is a bit like JAWS meets Live and Let Die, isn't it?

Posted 1 month ago #