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I thought it was the dumbest film I had ever seen at the time, filled with a bunch of characters I didn't care about. I've seen dumber ones since. However, I did use the laserdisc when I wanted to demo my sound system to people. The opening scene has magnificent sound.

MISSION TO MARS is one of only 3 or so films I like that take place in outer space (my least favorite setting for a film. Well, space and Vietnam)

Thanks, but I see nothing about the sound.

STAR!, AIRPORT, THE SOUND OF MUSIC, THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD. Also, THE MIRACLE. Not because I have any great love for it (perhaps the stupidest film ever made), but I've always wanted to see a great print in its Technirama aspect ratio and stereophonic sound.

I just assumed it played a roadshow in all the major cities.

I found nothing about sound on the new 4K disc for NORTH BY NORTHWEST. Anyone know?

Not that it mattered, I found it a total bore, but FUNNY GIRL played in 70MM in Philadelphia.

Sammy Maudlin! Love all his characters on the greatest sketch comedy show, ever!!!

Somehow Byron Allen's rise from a comedian to a business mogul escaped me. I remember him an the opening act (really good), for Julie Andrews.

Boogie Barcarolle is one of the greatest numbers on film!

Haha. It was on the radio all the time!

This one, for me, is the finest (complete) recording of this great musical. Brigadoon Studio Recording

Yes, it was a bit hit in Salzburg when I was living there, but for the reasons I stated, I believe.

"Wand'rin Star" is horribly "sung" (croaked) by Lee Marvin; but, surround his croaking with a superb men's chorale and outstanding orchestration, and you have a gem!

The show is a masterpiece of the Broadway stage. Easily L&L's greatest musical. The film, like so many other film versions of great Broadway shows, is just frustrating to me.

Not a worshiper at the altar of Audrey Hepburn, as most are, but I find this to be her truest acting on film, rather than getting by on just her undeniable screen presence.

Loved the silliness of this film during its original release. I can't recall ever seeing it again, although I know TCM has shown it.

While I find nothing underrated about it, I do think that much of its score is wonderful, but by completely different singers than those in the film. The songs are so well written that even Newley's Grand Canyon-wide vibrato and Harrison's talk-singing can't completely ruin them, but I find the...

If you look at the photo I posted, several entries above, you will see UHD on the Vudu SE version of the film.

Joshua Logan simply has no talent for directing musical films. They're all wretched, imo.

I got mine, from Amazon, on the 13th.

Yes, not Dolby Atmos, instead, Dolby Digital Plus; but UHD, on Vudu (Fandango at Home). Didn't check Movies Anywhere.

The digital copy that accompanies the disc is UHD, both versions.

You can actually see the seams!

Thanks for the review! This may already have been answered, elsewhere, but is the digital copy that comes with the discs, the extended version. I know the solo digital release is, but is that the same included here?

Not ashamed to admit this is my favorite film series. I've been reading about a 6th for years. This actually appears to be happening!

I want to like his films, but just don't. This was my favorite of them, due mostly to the design of the film. I find all his characters, unlikable. I've not purchased his other films, but am tempted to get this 4K.

I don't hate him. He's far too mediocre to elicit hatred. I just find him dull and without any real talent. I like the film, in spite of him.