Koni Sport (Yellow) Shock 12-13 Scion FR-S - Rear

Koni Sport (Yellow) Shock 12-13 Scion FR-S - Rear

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Koni Sport (Yellow) Shock 12-13 Scion FR-S - RearSKU: 8041 1416SPORT Koni KONI Sport (yellow) 8041 externally adjustable, twin tube low pressure gas. KONI Sport 8041 Series yellow painted externally rebound adjustable twin tube low pressure gas charged shock absorber. Adjustable: Externally Adjustable Assembly Instructions: 1027 05 13 42 Category: Passenger Car Hardware Set: 71 50 06 685 0 Product Type: Car Tags (Group Identifier for Merchandising): Scion FR S Subaru BRZ Toyota GT86 Title: Koni KONI

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Wow. Practically a night and day difference from the earlier bluray. There are the usual increases in clarity, sharpness and even less grain overall, though still entirely natural and healthy-looking. But, the biggest improvement is that the dark areas of the many true night shots, mostly found in the beginning, are much improved over that bluray, which, in that respect, looked horrid. When I first viewed it then, I had to wonder if it was a less-than-ideal print or if the original film was just that down-and-dirty in its production values. But, now I feel like I’m seeing the real quality of this film brought back to life. I’m sure Kino’s working from the 35mm, camera negative had a big impact on all that. The film is terrific, a gangland action-adventure that also doubles very well as dark comedy. Once we're initially introduced to the laid-back and even ‘leisurely amusing’ take on its own, dark material this film has to offer – then we're off and running. That, and Ritchie’s eye for detail of middle America makes for a ‘pleasing’ viewing experience, even for this otherwise, sober-minded, sordid, dark and violent content. But, this overlooked, unusual entry of a film, and it's not even really a true noir, is just as uniquely a worthwhile find today as I think it was back then - well worth going back for. Unexpectedly, it's actually a hoot! Even with the violence and nudity here, on the whole this one somehow manages to rise above. Maybe it’s the hero aspect, but also Ritchie’s effective and insightful handling of both the ambiance and material. And in every category, it’s a well made film. Evidently it wasn’t marketed as dark comedy per se, but that’s clearly what it was always meant to be – and I think it's a great one! Glad to see Kino now giving it its due in a form that finally does it justice! Don’t sleep on this one!

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Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2024

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Chris Pelletier

Dallas, US

★★★★★ 4

Great!

Gritty classic, sure to offend! Sissy is gorgeous and great in this, her 1st film!

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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2026

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Tom Fulery

San Leandro, US

★★★★★ 5

Wow, a great surprise dark comedy from the 1970s!

A real treat from Michael Ritchie (The Golden Child) with an excellent script, an A+ cast and plenty of action, despite the fact that it's really a very dark – almost surreal – comedy/satire about the meat industry in the 'American Heartland.' As usual, Lee Marvin, Gene Hackman and Sissy Spacek bring their best work. very graphic cinematography, real physical special effects (no CGI) and good plot twists make it a riveting experience. Highly recommended for those who like their dark satires well-done!

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Reviewed in the United States on July 15, 2024