OliverK
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With KoK and The Bible selling well and the online reactions over how bad TGSET looks I think that whoever is even a bit in touch with the customer base might be able to arrive at a different conclusion.
Writing to the studio and expressing disappointment because of the bad quality in addition to not buying would be even more helpful - it is just that many seem to do the oppostie (buying and NOT writing) even though they do not like the overall quality of the presentation.
Writing to the studio and expressing disappointment because of the bad quality in addition to not buying would be even more helpful - it is just that many seem to do the oppostie (buying and NOT writing) even though they do not like the overall quality of the presentation.
Originally Posted by Brandon Conway
I would also say that purchasing releases you do find well done from MGM - such as Fiddler on the Roof - and letting them know via letter you would purchase TGSET if presented with the same care would also send them a message that when done right catalog titles are of interest. Just not buying something translates as the specific title / catalog in general having no market.