Blu-ray Review Woman on the Run Blu-ray Review (1 Viewer)

[Robert Crawford]

I first saw Woman On The Run on Prime 3-4 years ago, I believe it was the UCLA version, it looked good. It popped up again on Prime but this time a horrible colorized version. I searched many sources for the UCLA version & found it on YT but it suffers from the additional YT compression artifacts. Does anyone know of a good streaming source for the UCLA Woman On The Run & for that matter Too Late For Tears? Thanks!

From what I could find out, the UCLA restorations are not available to stream for free on any streaming service. However, iTunes now called AppleTV+ has the stream derived from the Flicker Alley Blu-ray (UCLA Restoration) available for rent or purchase. To rent the stream for either movie, it's $3.99. To purchase either stream it's $12.99.

 

[Bartman]

From what I could find out, the UCLA restorations are not available to stream for free on any streaming service. However, iTunes now called AppleTV+ has the stream derived from the Flicker Alley Blu-ray (UCLA Restoration) available for rent or purchase. To rent the stream for either movie, it's $3.99. To purchase either stream it's $12.99.

Thanks Robert for your research. I did check ATV+, I saw MGM+, that put me off. I now see ATV+ has two versions available, I assume the version with the Flicker Alley cover is the UCLA version?
ATV+'s Too Late For Tears references MUBI & only one version is available, is it the UCLA version?
Again many thanks

 

[Robert Crawford]

Thanks Robert for your research. I did check ATV+, I saw MGM+, that put me off. I now see ATV+ has two versions available, I assume the version with the Flicker Alley cover is the UCLA version?
ATV+'s Too Late For Tears references MUBI & only one version is available, is it the UCLA version?
Again many thanks

If it has the Flicker Alley cover then it's the UCLA restoration. I don't have MUBI so I can't answer your question about them.

 

[Bartman]

If it has the Flicker Alley cover then it's the UCLA restoration. I don't have MUBI so I can't answer your question about them.

I've contacted MUBI regarding provenance because there's a discrepancy between the subtitles offered on the Blu-rays & MUBI. I'll report back my findings.

 

[Bartman]

I've contacted MUBI regarding provenance because there's a discrepancy between the subtitles offered on the Blu-rays & MUBI. I'll report back my findings.

I heard from John at MUBI support, Too Late For Tears is the UCLA restoration, & it's also available from ATV+.