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Re: Saturday Night Fever 30th Anniversary DVD...new transfer?
I think it's a new transfer. I compared it to the old one and found the new one to offer notable improvements:
http://www.dvdmg.com/saturdaynightfever30.shtml
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Re: Saturday Night Fever 30th Anniversary DVD...new transfer?
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Originally Posted by MielR
Wow- the deleted scenes AREN'T carried over onto this new DVD???
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Not unless they're hidden, and I don't think they are...
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Re: Saturday Night Fever 30th Anniversary DVD...new transfer?
Colin: Nice review.
Is there a reason (and forgive me if you've been asked this a zillion times) that any time you use an apostrophe or quotation marks in your reviews they turn up as little black diamonds with white question marks inside them?
There's Jessie the yodeling cowgirl. Bullseye, he's Woody's horse. Pete the old prospector. And, Woody, the man himself. Of course, it's time for Woody's RoundUp. He's the very best! He's the rootinest, tootinest cowboy in the wild, wild west!
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Re: Saturday Night Fever 30th Anniversary DVD...new transfer?
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Originally Posted by Mike Frezon
Colin: Nice review.
Is there a reason (and forgive me if you've been asked this a zillion times) that any time you use an apostrophe or quotation marks in your reviews they turn up as little black diamonds with white question marks inside them?
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I don't know - it's not supposed to happen, and it doesn't usually happen. I just looked at the review via IE, Firefox and Opera - looked fine in all of them on this computer. I HAVE seen it at other times, though...
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Re: Saturday Night Fever 30th Anniversary DVD...new transfer?
Paramount has been know to do this before. My 3-disc Jack Ryan set inexplicably included the old Patriot Games disc alongside the Special Collector's Editions of The Hunt for Red October and Clear and Present Danger. Go figure.
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