Crisscross MGM DVD at Dollartree? (1 Viewer)

[Bartman]

Dollartree has many MGM DVD overstock titles. I'd seen Crisscross streaming on Prime, enjoyed the movie and didn't notice any problems. Crisscross was originally a pan&scan/widescreen flipper DVD. The Crisscross at Dollartree is widescreen only, with a recent MGM logo at the start of the film. Crisscross has a startlingly good transfer (for a DVD) but with one flaw, motion judder. I used the lowest motion processing setting on my LG OLED TV and that cleared up the judder.
I have used motion processing on streaming and PAL sourced DVDs but this is the first time for a regular R1 DVD. What could be the cause? Is this a PAL conversion? Was the transfer done at an incorrect frame rate or the 3:2 pulldown done incorrectly? Certainly a lot of intigue for a $1.25 DVD!
Thanks in advance, Trevor.

 

[tsodcollector]

i've been thinking about buying the dvd for the first time,it will be great.

 

[paul pisano]

dollar tree has had some bargains worth buying. biglots can be hit or miss.

 

[tsodcollector]

dollar tree has had some bargains worth buying. biglots can be hit or miss.

Dollar general,is way better,it's very cheap.

 

[tsodcollector]

I finally got this DVD at dollar tree at it was way cheap.and it was great.

 

[Bartman]

I finally got this DVD at dollar tree at it was way cheap.and it was great.

Did you notice judder? It's bright & detailed DVD.

 

[tsodcollector]

It's very bright & detailed dvd.

 

[Bartman]

It's very bright & detailed dvd.

What about the judder? Were you watching on an LCD or OLED TV?

 

[tsodcollector]

I watch it on my DVD player..

 

[B-ROLL]

Dollartree has many MGM DVD overstock titles. I'd seen Crisscross streaming on Prime, enjoyed the movie and didn't notice any problems. Crisscross was originally a pan&scan/widescreen flipper DVD. The Crisscross at Dollartree is widescreen only, with a recent MGM logo at the start of the film. Crisscross has a startlingly good transfer (for a DVD) but with one flaw, motion judder. I used the lowest motion processing setting on my LG OLED TV and that cleared up the judder.
I have used motion processing on streaming and PAL sourced DVDs but this is the first time for a regular R1 DVD. What could be the cause? Is this a PAL conversion? Was the transfer done at an incorrect frame rate or the 3:2 pulldown done incorrectly? Certainly a lot of intigue for a $1.25 DVD!
Thanks in advance, Trevor.

The DVD Discs are from a company called "Deuce Entertainment" some are available at Hamilton Books and Amazon ay higher prices than Dollar(and a Quarter)Tree.

 

[B-ROLL]

I watch it on my DVD player..

Hopefully with a screen built-in or on a monitor or TV !