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Many differences to the novel set this film apart from the novel, as the filmmakers take liberties to the script, oftentimes rewriting whole dialogues to fit the storytelling. This movie is not the book. Nevertheless, we don't go to watch a movie because we want to "see" the novel that it is...

I have just received my first DVD case with those lock tabs. It's the Criterion Collection "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissoi"

Columbia Tristar Home Video are like McDonalds - They offer three sizes. Would you like Regular, Medium, or Large?

Warlock (Julian Sands) is an average time travel movie, another "fish out of water" story. Warlock II (Julian Sands) is about druids. A lot of these movies are "must-see" especially if you're a child of the '80s! ;)

OK, while I hated Alexander at the cinema, and therefore would not buy a Limited Edition of this, I loved Hulk at the cinema and I bought the Limited Edition of Hulk. I haven't seen Phantom of the Opera (2004), but it seems that some people on here like it. There's a Chinese Limited Edition...

The Korean R0 release of Rebecca, which happens to be a Criterion port, is available cheaply, but it's missing the second disc. I've got it, and it's marvelous. Good quality disc manufacture.

Over here, the BBQ chicken is marinated, so there's absolutely no need to add gravy or sauce. That would just make it more salty. :)

I'd rather keep the extended editions in their original (green+red+blue) slipcases than the (green) coloured slipcase for the entire set.

Yeah, screw the extras on this set... There's nothing wrong with the previous release. ;) I'll wait for a DTS version of the Extended Cut without the extras.

damn. Please give me the 20% discount.:frowning:

They've re-released the Japanese edition again.:D

The updated artwork for the Anniversary DVD kind of looks the same as the original, only it became a digital Photoshopped image, rather than the postery, painted original artwork as above. At least, the Jaws font looks exactly the same.

The anniversary release for R1 is called 'Deluxe Edition'. DVDcompare will list it as DE. On the back of the case, there is a small Superbit logo, so it's really a 'Superbit Deluxe Edition', because a standard Superbit edition doesn't include a bonus disc.

The Korean DTS boxset does feature the supplements: - Cast & Crew - Trivia Game - Production Note - Play Teaser - The Film Sylvester Stallone - The Rocky Early Years - Play Documentary - First Blood: "A Look Back" - Play Trailer - Commentary Track - With George Cosmomatos Director

If I get more of the image in the 1.78:1 frame, then I'd rather choose one reframed in 1.78:1 instead of the theatrical OAR of 2.35:1 ;)

The collector's edition includes both theatrical and extended cuts, so it's not like you're missing out on anything. If you look around, Fox might also be selling single-disc versions of the collector's edition, which drops the bonus disc so you lose the extras (but it's half price). :D

I think that there's no difference in manufacturing quality, and the transfers are identical.

Raimi: Hurry up with your Spider-man 2.5, dammit!!

Take my word for it. The Korean R3 (currently available as the 4-Disc Scream Trilogy Box Set) has the same "director's cut" of the first film as the R2 Japanese DTS edition.

Yeah, Criterion Collection is already a cult label. They must really want to confuse the customer by creating another as yet unknown label. Perhaps they mean the category of films that have been released by Blue Underground, Synapse Films, Cult Epics (Tinto Brass), etc.

I need to find something else to preorder that's going to be released during the same week as Insurrection, so that my order includes more than one title...

The greatest flaw in Nemesis is using an actor who doesn't look like Patrick Steward (Picard) to play his clone. They used some make-up on Tom Hardy to try to make him look like Picard but it wasn't enough! Also, their accents, though British, are not alike. Moreover, there is an...

The Korean release is uncut like the Japanese release.

I must upgrade.

They use all kinds of tricks to increase DVD sales.

Mia Kirshner

Apparently, The Crow: Wicked Prayer is total crap, possibly worse than the second sequel.

LOL!

The Korean edition appears to be better.