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I doubt the European R2 versions will be unrated as I think all the countries have to have DVD releases rated. You'll probably have to look to Japan (R2) or Hong Kong (R3?) for a unrated version.

The Gollum acceptance speech would probably have upgraded the rating as well because he goes on a swearing rant in it ("Dobby's a f****** f**!!"). You can find it for download all over the place if you Google it so it's no great loss - I really recommend taking a look at it though.

I checked DVD Basen (dvd-basen.dk, great DVD review database) and according to that the only R2 review is for the UK version on BBC Online.

Do the people who come up with these ideas actually learn from previous experience? Why would I want to buy a disc that I can only watch a couple of times before it's rendered useless? It's a much better deal to do a conventional rental not to mention far less wasteful.

There's no problem with pre-viewed DVDs as long as you get the original packaging, a guarantee, and can check the disc before you buy. I tend to avoid them because here our rental DVDs are bare bones to encourage you to buy, but you still get the odd bargain.

I had that preordered. Hopefully it's been delayed so that they can add a DTS track or something...please? I guarantee that The Matrix Reloaded and Revolutions will get amazing SEs, so we need one of the original to go with them.

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I was just wondering if anyone here uses the Yamaha RX-V430 receiver (the Yamaha HTR-5540 is the same thing in titanium silver). I'm looking for a new, entry-level receiver and it seems pretty good for the price I'm looking to pay. If you have one or have had any experience with them in the...

Whether your TV is 4:3 or 16:9 you should always go for the widescreen version. It's not worth losing half the picture on the sides and you won't lose any information by watching a widescreen DVD on a 4:3 TV. If you ever have to buy a new HDTV make sure it's 16:9 though. HD broadcasts are...

There's absolutely no reason why any other studio couldn't make a DVD with no extras and a high bitrate transfer, they just couldn't call it Superbit. To be honest I don't see the point of Superbit when studios are perfectly capable of getting great transfers onto a disc along with commentaries...

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