Good News.....A Hard Day's Night is on the street..at least the stockroom (1 Viewer)

[Steve Meskell]

Well in may not be on the store's shelves but my "E"tailer
has it in stock but they told me they can't send them out till next Wed. :frowning: But they will over(Hard day's)night it for me.....

 

[Sean Eldridge]

Ahem,
What the f**k is AHDN? :b

thank you,
Sean

 

[Peter Apruzzese]

AHDN = A Hard Day's Night

 

[Kyle McKnight]

Thanks for pointing that out Peter. Steve, please either spell out the acronym in the subject (preferred) or at least in your message.

 

[Steve Meskell]

Kyle if you look close enough the title is in my message.
But since I started reading HTF I had to put up with...
BTTF,LOTR,ST:TNG...ect

 

[Jason Guardiano]

Any reviews on this yet?

 

[Kyle McKnight]

Steve...spelled out? It sure isn't which is what I asked you do. It's just proper to at least spell it out in your message.

 

[TonyD]

Kyle if you look close enough the title is in my message.
But since I started reading HTF I had to put up with...
BTTF,LOTR,ST:TNG...ect


steve then why would you add to the problem and frustrations of that by also doing it yourself?

 

[Jack Briggs]

Steve has a good point about the rampant abbreviation of popular movies on this Forum, though!
AOTC, ID4, SW:ANH, BTTF ... PDQ ... BBC ... B.B. King ...

 

[MarkBurton]

Nice one, Jack. That was Georgie Wood with "Can you Dig It?". And now we'd like to do "All The Angles Come".

 

[Jason Guardiano]

LOL Mark (like a rolling stone)
(piano intro) When I find myself in times of trouble...

 

[Charlie Essmeier]

Any reviews on this yet?
YES: http://www.suntimes.com/ebert/greatm...day_night.html
The film's been around a while.
Charlie

 

[Craig Robertson]

The film's been around a while.

since this is the DVD section and not the Movies section, i think we're looking for a review of the new DVD. you know, picture quality, sound quality, extra features...

 

[Marty M]

Is anyone going to keep their old copy of this DVD. I plan to keep my other copy since I am a collector by nature, and I like the cover art on the first release, better.

I was frustrated a while back with the abreviation LOTR. I couldn't figure out what that meant and it was never spelled out in any posts. So it is a good thing to spell it out at least once and assume a few of us are a little slow on the "uptake".

 

[Jason Guardiano]

I could never find the original release so I'm going for this one

 

[greg_t]

Does anyone know the true technical details of this release yet? Is it going to be full screen or anamaphoric widescreen? Will it have the original stereo soundtrack?

 

[Ken Stuart]

LOTR

The worst part of abbreviations/acronyms (which are my Internet pet peeve, in fact) is that many different things have the same abbreviation.
In this case:
Legend of the Rangers
and
Lord of the Rings
which are both movies which came about very roughly around the same time. :frowning:

 

[Patrick McCart]

Does anyone know the true technical details of this release yet? Is it going to be full screen or anamaphoric widescreen? Will it have the original stereo soundtrack?

1.66:1 anamorphic widescreen with the remastered 5.1. AHDN never had a stereo soundtrack except for the video versions which dubbed in the CD tracks for songs. The 5.1 remix keeps the movie mono, but opens up for the songs.

Paul Rutan did a terrific job restoring the film, so this new DVD should look fantastic.

 

[Ken Stuart]

greg_t :
Go to www.amazon.com
Put "Beatles" into the search with the search menu set to "DVD".
Click on the first result.
Complete details are there.

 

[Rob Tomlin]

A great, classic movie featuring the members of the greatest group of all time! I can't wait for this one!