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Regular Show: The Complete First & Second Seasons (Used DVD)

SKU: 883929287611
Regular price $9.99
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Regular Show: The Complete First & Second Seasons (Used DVD)
Regular Show: The Complete First & Second Seasons (Used DVD)

Synopsis:

Regular Show: The Complete First & Second Seasons features a pair of strong 1080p/VC-1 encodes that present the series in a whole new light. There are a few minor issues, most inherent to the animation and its digital source -- intermittent, barely there banding and negligible aliasing -- but none of it proves distracting in the least. Colors are hyper-bright as intended, primaries punch through striking whites, black levels are inky, and contrast is dead on. Moreover, the series' line art is clean and exacting, and the fine, canvas-like texture of the watercolor backgrounds is perfectly resolved. Without any significant anomalies to wheeze and whine over, I can safely say Quintel's Regular Show has never looked -- and probably will never look -- better than it does here. It even nudges past Adventure Time's BD presentations.

 

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Regular Show: The Complete First & Second Seasons (Used DVD)

SKU: 883929287611
Regular price $9.99
Unit price
per
 
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Synopsis:

Regular Show: The Complete First & Second Seasons features a pair of strong 1080p/VC-1 encodes that present the series in a whole new light. There are a few minor issues, most inherent to the animation and its digital source -- intermittent, barely there banding and negligible aliasing -- but none of it proves distracting in the least. Colors are hyper-bright as intended, primaries punch through striking whites, black levels are inky, and contrast is dead on. Moreover, the series' line art is clean and exacting, and the fine, canvas-like texture of the watercolor backgrounds is perfectly resolved. Without any significant anomalies to wheeze and whine over, I can safely say Quintel's Regular Show has never looked -- and probably will never look -- better than it does here. It even nudges past Adventure Time's BD presentations.