I am pleased to see that original trailers for the films being purchased are appearing again on DVD (and Blu Ray) from companies such as Paramount and Sony and Disney, which had all but dropped them for years on most releases. Perhaps the consistent pleas from people such as us HTF members finally made a dent...? A long ways to go, of course, to be back to the level we were used to during the first three or four years of DVD, but it's a start.
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Trailers appear to be making a resurgence...
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5/1/08 at 6:13am
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