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Is the transfer anamorphic this time?

He is also the annoying guy who appears on your TV screen every time you pop these DVDs in your machine :angry:

Chad: Where do you live? I found a store where you can buy a pack of 3 amaray cases for $1.00 JC

The original post is not very specific. Are we talking animation? Restored prints? DVDs in general? If so... Have you seen Treasure Planet? JC

Brotherhood of the Wolf

Region 1 DVDs are for North America. Last I checked, Latinos were the largest minority in the US, and they also buy DVDs. So stop being so surprised to the fact that the commentary is in Spanish. JC

What is the release date for this DVD?

I have it on DVD. If I am not mistaken, this is a Region 0 DVD. It is widescreen, but not anamorphic. No features whatsoever.

Flip the disc!

George Lucas is a Big Fat Idiot!

Derek: Sorry for the joke, but I couldn't resist. Aaron is right, go for the DD. The Hamster Factor documentary alone is worth the price of the DVD. Plus, I am not even sure if the DTS version has the commentary by Gilliam (which if I remember correctly, stops very suddenly, so he must...

I thought there were only 4 Monkees... And now I find out there were 12 in total...

OK, I guess I consider myself an expert on this matter, so take my word for it. I grew up in a Spanish speaking country, watching all the shows on TV you also did, from Gilligan’s Island to Three is Company, and form Mission Impossible to the Six Million Dollar Man. And all the cartoons you...

Who is interested in taking from me hands the Canadian version of this DVD? A trade maybe? JC

I spoke with Antone, and he hasn't received the CD yet! :D

Why does Disney releases these DVDs in Europe first? JC:confused:

You like action, yet you want "sexy" stuff for tonight... I recommend: "Glad he ate her" "Shaving Ryan's Privates" :D

Absolutely, positively, I will be picking up these titles. Miyazaki's work, and Indiana Jones, are IMHO, the Holy Grail of DVD. I just hope hundreds of thousands of people do the same, to encourage Disney to release the rest of Miyazaki's catalog... I have never seen Nausicaa, and hope to see...

Dan: Thanks for your suggestion. This is the setting I had originally (16x9, Progressive Scanning). But I thought in this setting, I would see small black bars on the side when watching a 1.66:1 title, just like "The Sorcerer Apprentice" segment displays in Fantasia 2000. When I watch...

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Is there already a release date for this title? JC

Guys: Thanks a lot for the great input. As I mentioned, I just got the TV, and am in the process of fine-tunning the hardware and software for a pleasurable viewing. I was a bit concerned about the 1.66:1 ratio movies, because I was expecting some matting on the sides, but I am not getting...

Rob: So, if I understand correctly, when I watch a 1:66 movie (in this case Lilo & Stitch) in my 16X9 TV, the image is not being stretched or distorted at all, but rather, the TV uses the maximum width to frame the picture, and then crops a very small amount of the image at the top and the...

Luke: Thanks to you as well. I also have Beauty and the Beast, and I didn't realized there are issues with the framing (I watched it originally on my 4:3 old TV. I will have to check this out. So, do you think in the case of a properly formatted 1.66:1 title, like Lilo & Stitch, I should...

George: Thanks for your input. The DVD player is set up for a 19x9 TV, and Progressive scanning. So when I first watched the movie, it filled the screen, and looked good to me (the image didn't look stretched, but as I said, it could be because of the character design, which tends to be...

Just bear with me for a second with the background of my story, and I will get to the main issue, so I can benefit from all your expertise: Recently, my DVD player, a Toshiba SD-2700 died on me, and became an overpriced CD Player: Doesn't play DVDs, only CDs. So in the meantime, I was...

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