Musa 1 disc korean region free, how is it?
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Musa 1 disc korean region free, how is it?
i got this dvd for free since an auction for infernal affairs was over 50 bucks on ebay, and was wondering how this dvd is, compared to other region dvds?
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$50 for Infernal Affairs? It better have been all 3 movies or the boxset if you paid that much.....
The Korean edition of Musa was a 2-disc Region 3 with the directors cut.
I don't think there was a 1 disc version released over there.
Are you sure it was an import from Korea?
give us a link to your auction.
The Korean edition of Musa was a 2-disc Region 3 with the directors cut.
I don't think there was a 1 disc version released over there.
Are you sure it was an import from Korea?
give us a link to your auction.
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I think what he meant by korean is that its a korean movie not a korean release. The deluxe edition is edited just to let you know. I have seen both versions but i prefer the hk edit because the orignal cut was a bit long and had unneccessary moments. The hk edit kept it fresh and moving.
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alright, i got the trilogy of infernal affairs. i am almost 100% sure that infernal affairs is not a boot.
the musa dvd has the title on the front and "the star of Crouching tiger, hidden dragon special edition" on the bottom. the run time is 155 minutes, all region amaorphic widescreen. lets see, the company as listed on the dvd itself says "ec dvd shop".
the musa dvd has the title on the front and "the star of Crouching tiger, hidden dragon special edition" on the bottom. the run time is 155 minutes, all region amaorphic widescreen. lets see, the company as listed on the dvd itself says "ec dvd shop".
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Originally Posted by dmpre99
I think what he meant by korean is that its a korean movie not a korean release. The deluxe edition is edited just to let you know. I have seen both versions but i prefer the hk edit because the orignal cut was a bit long and had unneccessary moments. The hk edit kept it fresh and moving.
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Originally Posted by manicsounds
ec dvd shop = bootleg.....
sorry to break it to you.
who was your seller?
sorry to break it to you.
who was your seller?
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...tem=6354199898
which was all 3 movies by media asia.
51.99 plus 5 bucks shipping, so getting a good copy of the trillogy isn't cheap.
here's a pic of all 3 movies
the infernal affairs dvds look just like the picture. they came in slipcases, (like men in black de or mp and hte holy grail se by columbia) which came out to keepcases.
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To answer your question, yes there are 2 versions of Musa out in Korea. One is the 1 disc version and the other is the 2 disc director's cut edition.
I recommend the 1 disc over the 2 disc as the latter will bore you to death. (Trust me, too long and meaningless)
However, I didn't like Musa at all. Only reason I watched this move was because of Zang Zi Yi :P
I recommend the 1 disc over the 2 disc as the latter will bore you to death. (Trust me, too long and meaningless)
However, I didn't like Musa at all. Only reason I watched this move was because of Zang Zi Yi :P
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quick question, do other dvd's of musa subtitle everything? since everything from the prologue to the actor's names are subbed in my version.
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Originally Posted by Rypro 525
quick question, do other dvd's of musa subtitle everything? since everything from the prologue to the actor's names are subbed in my version.
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Originally Posted by dvdordie
Can't quite understand what your saying. It does have to option to turn on/off subtitles in the option.
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Hmm, good question. To my memory, I don't remember the Musa DVD subtitle the actor's name when movie starts. But, definately, they subtitle the prologue and signs.
Good enough answer?
Good enough answer?
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I remember the limited R3 Musa I have didn't subtitle the dying words of someone and I asked the forum what he said and the only answer I got was "aaaaarrrgggh."
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well, the subs on my version aren't the greatest, there are no periods after quotations, a few lines (maybe 5 in the full 2 hours and 35 minutes) weren't subtitled, they sometimes move WAY too fast (a full one line english sentance, is sometimes just one korean word), and there are a few minor spelling errors.
also, my version has a commentary track as well.
also, my version has a commentary track as well.
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Originally Posted by dvdordie
However, I didn't like Musa at all. Only reason I watched this move was because of Zang Zi Yi :P