For those wanting to watch a high-def transfer of the movie, it's currently streaming on Prime Video.

If you don't have Prime, it's also streaming on Hoopla.

It gives us living in North America (no official Blu-ray) a chance to see the film in better quality.

"Can you picture that?"

It gives us living in North America (no official Blu-ray) a chance to see the film in better quality.

Ramzoo said:

It gives us living in North America (no official Blu-ray) a chance to see the film in better quality.

So happy 2 have the Japanese box set (Blu-ray) of "Sign O' The Times"...

Does it play on standard North American players?

TheFunkyNewAlbum said:

For those wanting to watch a high-def transfer of the movie, it's currently streaming on Prime Video.

If you don't have Prime, it's also streaming on Hoopla.

It gives us living in North America (no official Blu-ray) a chance to see the film in better quality.

"Can you picture that?"

I remember the first time I watched that...I decided to watch it on the anniversary of the album release since I'd never seen it before .... it was AWESOME!!

I also watched it once but with good enough quality to feel it. Watching with standard quality will boost viewers' emotions, especially those who love it.In my opinion this is great.

I LOVE this movie! My frame of reference was my VHS copy back in the day, as I never did see it in the theater. I certainly don't have the attention to detail regarding video or audio quality that many of you do here, but I bought this on iTunes several years ago and it looks amazing on my iPad. So for folks like me, i bet this would be a thing of beauty on Prime. Visually, it's a lush and stunning film. And I love love love the rendition of Forever In My Life.

Ramzoo said:

It gives us living in North America (no official Blu-ray) a chance to see the film in better quality.

So happy 2 have the Japanese box set (Blu-ray) of "Sign O' The Times"...

There is a Canadian Blu Ray release. It's superb!