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I loved Revolutions, actually, so I'm looking forward to the DVD. It answered all my questions in an intelligent and entertaining way, and stayed true to the mythos the series had created for itself.

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I so despise the fact that this is a flipper that I want my money back. Universal has screwed the pooch once again. I can't think of any way that Universal could possibly have screwed this release up any more thoroughly. This movie, more than any other movie in my life, is the one single...

For my part, I prefer the original cut, so I'm pleased with this. I would only want the extended cut if it had the option, like The Abyss, of watching either version.

Heat, Wyatt Earp, 80 Days and Blazing Saddles are all going into my collection. I'm actually most excited about Wyatt Earp.

If you look back through the thread, you'll see that not only did the review copy not have one, but others have been missing theirs as well.

I've been looking forward to this set since Smallville was released. There aren't many WB shows that are actually Warner productions, but I was hoping they'd follow one with the other, and thankfully they have. Gilmore's a great show, and I'm definitely picking up the set when it comes out.

I saw it in the theater, and the DVD looks better than the print I saw.

I finished the set Sunday night and now I'm totally addicted to the show. Fortunately, I had access to the entire second season on VHS, so I'm working my through those now. Hope they release the second season soon, though. I'd love to watch it in widescreen.

Me, neither. Anyway, excellent movie. One of the best of '98. Highly recommend it.

$45 seems to be a really good price. I was able to get mine for $34 after tax, but that's only because I work for The WB (and no, contrary to popular belief, most studio employees do not get free DVDs). But of all the retail places I've seen, $45 seems to be the cheapest.

This is from a DVDFile thread on the issue:

That's Peta Wilson as Mina Harker, not a vampire in the book or the comic the movie's based on, but inexplicably one in the film. I have issues with the film, most based on the editing and the extreme creative license the writers took with the literary characters, though there were also some...

That can't be the artwork. I actually like it. That just doesn't happen.

Great, thanks.

Is the default track DD or DTS?

That kinds bites, actually. I know I'm in the minority here, but I really prefer the default to be DD. If it automatically starts playing with the DTS track, that's actually enough to make me consider not buying it.

I'm happy just to have the movie with this one. My favorite flick of the summer. Can't wait.

So, if the break is not at the intermission, at which point in the film is the break?

The third one. The first one is ugly and boring, IMO. I do like the reflections in the glasses, but the huge head shots bug the hell out of me.

Whew!

Hmm. If it had deleted scenes and the movie on one disc, I would have gone for it. But I think I'll pass.

I much prefer Wyatt Earp over Tombstone. Tombstone has moments, and a good performance by Russell, but I personally feel that Earp is the better movie of the two.

Universal did the same thing to A Beautiful Mind: took perfectly good poster art and replaced it with horrible disc art.

I'd love it if Zinema did a version for each teaser poster. I like the Rosamund Pike poster, myself.

Thank God it had the free movie ticket. I used the ticket to see DareDevil and still felt ripped off. But I haven't been able to find any easter eggs, either.

If these are the features, I'll be a very happy Bond fan.

I'm a huge ST fan as well, and I thought it was one of the best. To each their own.