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Golden Collection 1 Question - "Scaredy Cat" visual noise, dissapointed

Discussion in 'Warner Bros.' started by Caslon, Jan 14, 2017.

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    Caslon Newbie New Member

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    I'm asking if this classic Porky Pig cartoon short is available re-mastered. Mine can't be as it is now, on this box set. It's got visual noise going thru-out the entire toon. White dots that almost look like tiny snow is falling at the beginning, then white speckle noise thru-out. I thought it was my ripper program causing it, but it looks the same way on my home player. Why is this one short so terrible looking when most toons on the Looney Tunes Golden Collection 1" look great? Anyone seen this title on DVD in better condition?
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    It's the same way for me. It looks like dust particles. As I understand it, that mess was on the cells during original production. So when they did the restoration, they can only clean up the dirt and grime that accumulated on the film over the decades.

    Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but I think that the particles were there when the cartoon was first shown to the audience.
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    Ah. Ok, Thanks. I bet if some film restoration company could clean it up if mandated by congress.
    Caslon, Jan 15, 2017
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