Paramount Sabrina

A winning Hollywood romance from the 50s as star Audrey Hepburn proves Roman Holiday was no fluke, captivating audiences while firmly becoming an immortal screen icon alongside co-star Humphrey Bogart.

The William Holden bio is excellent and 30 minutes long ! The source material may not have been ideal and the sharpness is lacking and not up to highest blu ray 1080p standards, especially for a black and white feature. The effeminate voiced creatures on hepburn's fashion icon feature are unwatchable, inane or, in the female case, obnoxious! Communist commentary on the mansions feature is not appreciated! Overall a very good effort considering the copious special features.

Watched Feb 23, 2018 Matt Kerr’s review published on Letterboxd : All of these characters are awful, terrible people, and the films attempts to try and redeem them in the end all but falls flat. Still, I can't **** on the film considering I had a great laugh while watching it, despite a lot of that laughter coming from how amazingly horrible every decision that every character in this film makes. Far from my favorite offering from Billy Wilder, but if you feel you may enjoy this film then I wholeheartedly encourage you to watch it.

Has anyone else not blown this on a large screen? Michael Rueben and others have missed the rampant edge sharpening and halos. I will check the forum for this movie, if there are no screen caps I will upload some. Actually, in screen cap #13 of the review, there is a white ring around John Williams round hat, forming an ACTUAL halo!!

Once again Australia getting rip offed with not one single extra on the disc,I always look forward to buying off the USA .amazon