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It would help to quote the rest of the paragraph where he explains himself, doncha think?

One review has gone up: http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/read.php?ID=29570

The DVD Talk review (http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/read.php?ID=28296) also mentions poor video quality. Too bad Sony screwed this release up.

I listened to the track last night. You're being too light on it. It's terrible, with long stretches of silence and Reiner stating the same ideas over and over. The other critic was right on about it.

There was a lot of behind-the-scenes turmoil on this title, but I would be shocked if the featurettes touched on anything.

ROXBURY sold a ton of DVDs. Sometimes you have to face the facts of business.

DVD Talk (http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/read.php?ID=28053) says to stay far away from the commentary. I would take their advice on this one.

So what exactly is on this new DOUBTFIRE? I've heard the Columbus commentary track was dropped, but did the Williams one make it? And new features?

These are the friggin' extras??? "Bonus Features Blast Off to excitement The Special Edition DVD includes special bonus features that will take your enjoyment into another galaxy: ALEX ROSS, RENOWNED COMIC ARTIST, ON FLASH GORDON - World-renowned comic artist Alex Ross talks about his...

Here's a review: http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/read.php?ID=26872 The review states the opening Billy Joel song is out, some 80s disco reject is in. What a shame.

First of all, that's the best RETURNS poster around. I love it. As for the poster deal, we were all supposed to get the RETURNS teaser with the shield. Like others, I got the DVD release poster, and I'm pissed! Six bucks is nothing to pay, but I wanted this teaser.

The quality on these DVDs range from bootleg on the Disney specials to outstanding on the historical DVDs. I've focused mostly on the Epcot historical DVDs, and they are superb. They include interviews with the Imagineers and fantastic video from Disney promo material lost long ago. The...

That's why I didn't like it at all. Nelson and Murphy have this ENTIRE film to work with, and all they do is yell at it. There's nothing funny about it. The new Star Trek IV does a much better job balancing the hate with the funny.

DVDTalk has their review up: http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/read.php?ID=26540 The reviewer mentions some footage was cut due to music clearance problems. A shame, but he makes the set sound great. I look forward to next Tuesday!

I wouldn't exactly get excited to see it. It has to be Gilliam's worst film, and that's saying something.

I've tried to call twice, but found 20+ minute waiting times with no end in sight.

No reviews on this one? I read DVD Talk's: http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/read.php?ID=25269 I think I need more convincing.

You, of all people, must be joking. You're one raging emoticon away from equating this to an act of terrorism.

If you've followed the filming of RETURNS, these deleted scenes are going to disappoint you. They've only included a FRACTION of what they cut. I'm not talking about just the "Return to Krypton" sequence either. There's still a wealth of important footage Singer isn't allowing to be on...

Huh? HD is the next generation of laserdisc.

I see you've taken his writing course. :)

I second that. Harry represents everything wrong with online entertainment reporting.

Any reviews? Anyone? Anywhere?

DVDTalk has a review... http://www.dvdtalk.com/reviews/read.php?ID=24278

How did they get a review so early? Could it be fake?

Please don't flatter yourself. And save your criticism for WHEN THE DVD IS RELEASED. How about we try that? It seems more productive than nitpicking a tiny online clip that's out of context and not seen on the proper format.

Thank you for this post of intelligence and clarity. I'm glad to see some people took the time to understand the film.

When faced with the likes of Nuclear Man, I'll gladly take even mere table scraps from RETURNS.

Then do a better shot on your own if you don't like it and leave the joy of this cut to the rest of us, please.

Thau wasn't handed even 1978 money to complete this project. Be happy we have something like this to watch. SAY NO TO NITPICKING!