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Try: www.play247.com I've ordered many. many times and not had any problems. I live within europe, which may help of course but they seem like a real professional company and there prices are very low. ------------------ H

Try: www.play247.com very cheap but delivery is only free within europe so I'm not sure how much it would cost to Oz. ------------------ H

Try here: http://www.homecinemachoice.com/index.html

what does NIMH stand for?!

Can't help where stores in Scotland are concerned, but you could consider oderering on-line from one of these: http://www.techtronics.com/uk/shop/index.html - Multi region DVD supplier with VCR mode and RCE compatability. http://www.qed-uk.com/cgi-bin/q - Electrical goods supplier with...

Try here: http://www.dvdmod.com/shop/search.html I found 3 powerpuff discs when I searched. They are more expensive than Play247 but do have a wider stock of R1. ------------------ H

Thought you might like to know that the R2 release of Star Trek 6 has Anamorphic Widescreen. If you need any reliable R2 suppliers, let me know. ------------------ H

I don't know the answer to your question, but can you let me know where you ordered it from (if an on-line vendor). I live in the UK and would like to get my hands on it as it's not been released here yet. ------------------ H

Does anyone know where i can buy a non-flipper version of amadeus R2. The UK version is the flipper, but I've read 2 reviews on DVD reviewer and it seems some other european countries have a Dual Layer version. If anyone has it can you please let me knoe the country of origin and if possible a...

Don't know about R2 but the R1 has an excellent anamorphic transfer and DTS audio, which is missing from R2 (as usual). If you order it make sure it's the enhanced widescren version as there is an older non-anamorphic release also. If you can play R1 I'd order it and forget about the R2...

Try these UK sites: http://www.dvdstreet.infront.co.uk/ - pretty reliable on anamorphic once they have the disc in stock. If unsure read the reviews as someone normally mentions it. I don't order from here though - not the cheapest. http://www.dvd.reviewer.co.uk/reviews/ - UK review site...

I have had a 16:9 set for 2 years now and I haven't seen any evidence of 'burn-in' from showing 4:3 images in their original aspect ratio. I live in the UK and I would say about 3/4 of the time my TV is on it is in 4:3 with black borders at the sides, the rest being 16:9 or DVDs. I personally...