Why would you need a second copy?Just in case his copy goes bad from being played so much. I.E. too many fingerprints/scratches....or even DVD-Rot!
I remember Ron-P said that he had watched Moulin Rouge a ton of times....Somewhere in the range of 30+ times. I have been trying to catch up to his number ever since he mentioned it. Right now, I have seen it 17 times. I hope to have seen it at least 40 times by the end of 2003.This is the greatest masterpiece of all time!
P.S. On a very sad note, the second disc, fell out of the DVD case, and I caught it just before it hit the floor. But, I left all my greasy finger-prints all over the DVD-playing surface
I don't want to clean the finger-prints off, because then there will be scratches...Even very light scratches, but scratches none-the-less!
I read somewhere that the first release Moulin Rouge DVD has lip sync problems. Have you seen that happening to yours?That was a player-specific problem. Many people have players that have that problem, and just as many people, have players that don't have that problem at all. It just all depends on which DVD player you have. I am lucky to have a Sony NS-700 which does not have that problem with the disk. Therefore, I am able to experience it in DTS, without being annoyed that their lips are not moving correctly to the words that are being said.
And for the record, even if I did have the lip-sync issue, I would still rather hear the audio in DTS, for it is far superior to the Dolby Digital track (to my ears).
I read somewhere that the first release Moulin Rouge DVD has lip sync problems.That is why I have yet to even see the movie. I'm not that hardcore for DTS but I have read that it is much better for this movie. I have almost bought it anyway 100's of times but kept thinking that they would correct the problem. I guess if they are coming out with a single disc version then they probably are not going to fix the original.
Just in case his copy goes bad from being played so much. I.E. too many fingerprints/scratches....or even DVD-Rot!
I remember Ron-P said that he had watched Moulin Rouge a ton of times....Somewhere in the range of 30+ times. I have been trying to catch up to his number ever since he mentioned it. Right now, I have seen it 17 times. I hope to have seen it at least 40 times by the end of 2003. This is the greatest masterpiece of all time!Heck, 30+ times was within the first few months of it's release. You'll never catch me
Now, it's off to Best Buy for copy #2. One can never get enough Moulin Rouge.
Peace Out~
I don't want to clean the finger-prints off, because then there will be scratches...Even very light scratches, but scratches none-the-less!Mitch, don't you think you might be a little too worried here? Gently cleaning fingerprints off of CD's or DVD's won't hurt them. Just don't use Ajax!
Also, DVDSoon (Canadian) online retailer is selling the first release Moulin Rouge DVD for less than $12. It is a Region 1 version. Is there any difference with Canadian and US versions?Many of the DVD titles that I have purchased from DVDSoon have bilingual covers. So, does the Canadian version say "Red Windmill" on the spine?!?
I don't want to clean the finger-prints off, because then there will be scratches...Even very light scratches, but scratches none-the-less!I have found that if you gently rub the DVD with velvet it will remove the fingerprints and not scratch the DVD very much, if at all.
I, too, have a back-up copy of Moulin Rouge... only have done that for about 20 movies...
