National Lampoon's Vacation collection
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National Lampoon's Vacation collection
i was just wondering if anybody know what the following is they are selling at ddd.
VACATION COLLECTION (NATIONAL LAMPOON'S)
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Includes National Lampoons: -Vacation -European Vacation -Christmas Vacation -Vegas Vacation
DVD Information
Title: VACATION COLLECTION (NATIONAL LAMP
Actor/Actress: Chase, Chevy
Director:
Year: 0
Language: English
Color: Yes
Closed Captioned: N
Item Number: DVD001047D
http://www.deepdiscountdvd.com/dvd.cfm?itemID=DVD001047
i was wondering if this was an actual box set or just if they are selling a four pack.
thanks
VACATION COLLECTION (NATIONAL LAMPOON'S)
DVD Description
Includes National Lampoons: -Vacation -European Vacation -Christmas Vacation -Vegas Vacation
DVD Information
Title: VACATION COLLECTION (NATIONAL LAMP
Actor/Actress: Chase, Chevy
Director:
Year: 0
Language: English
Color: Yes
Closed Captioned: N
Item Number: DVD001047D
http://www.deepdiscountdvd.com/dvd.cfm?itemID=DVD001047
i was wondering if this was an actual box set or just if they are selling a four pack.
thanks
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Originally posted by Al Padrino
The original Vacation movie may be basically barebones and P&S, but it's a damn fine movie and at just $10 in most places, you'd be a damn fool to pass it up.
The original Vacation movie may be basically barebones and P&S, but it's a damn fine movie and at just $10 in most places, you'd be a damn fool to pass it up.
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Originally posted by ltfisher
Actually, I think you'd be a fool to buy a P&S version of this film. Purchasing non-OAR films sends the wrong message to the studios. In my book, no OAR=no sale.
Actually, I think you'd be a fool to buy a P&S version of this film. Purchasing non-OAR films sends the wrong message to the studios. In my book, no OAR=no sale.
For me, this was one of 'em..If WB ever gets off their asses and decided to rerelease this bad boy with its OAR i'll definitely pick it up..
[Or you could always buy the r2 DVD..
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Agreed, these are good movies to get at a great price.
They're comedies, you are only fooling yourself if you think there is any sort of photgraphic composition in these flicks..
"Director's Vision"
They're comedies, you are only fooling yourself if you think there is any sort of photgraphic composition in these flicks..
"Director's Vision"
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Originally posted by pixyboi
Agreed, these are good movies to get at a great price.
They're comedies, you are only fooling yourself if you think there is any sort of photgraphic composition in these flicks..
"Director's Vision"
Agreed, these are good movies to get at a great price.
They're comedies, you are only fooling yourself if you think there is any sort of photgraphic composition in these flicks..
"Director's Vision"
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Originally posted by ltfisher
Hey, I love the Vacation movies too. I just don't like the slippery slope you start down if we say P&S is ok for comedies or movies without any sort of photographic composition. It is this kind of thinking that created the P&S problem in the first place. Without exception, all movies should be released OAR.
Hey, I love the Vacation movies too. I just don't like the slippery slope you start down if we say P&S is ok for comedies or movies without any sort of photographic composition. It is this kind of thinking that created the P&S problem in the first place. Without exception, all movies should be released OAR.
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I agree with Rouge 588, I just had to have Christmas Vacation, that is one funny movie. I collect moveis that I enjoy and yes I would prefer them in OAR but if not I will get the movie because I enjoy it and will watch it time and again.
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Hey, I'd like WS just as much as anyone else, but there are some movies that are too good to pass up at a price like that. I don't see them doing anything about it anytime soon, so I just figured why not pick it up? I don't like P&S but I can live with it in some cases. Some people are too uptight about WS and P&S.
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Originally posted by ltfisher
Hey, I love the Vacation movies too. I just don't like the slippery slope you start down if we say P&S is ok for comedies or movies without any sort of photographic composition. It is this kind of thinking that created the P&S problem in the first place. Without exception, all movies should be released OAR.
Hey, I love the Vacation movies too. I just don't like the slippery slope you start down if we say P&S is ok for comedies or movies without any sort of photographic composition. It is this kind of thinking that created the P&S problem in the first place. Without exception, all movies should be released OAR.
They seriously have no idea of what we want except for what we buy. I am dying not having Christmas Vacation, but I will not purchase the current foolscreen disc.
When you buy something done improperly, you are rewarding bad behavior.
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[B"Is there really a desire for comedies to be in widescreen?"
[B"Is there really a desire for comedies to be in widescreen?"
They seriously have no idea of what we want except for what we buy. I am dying not having Christmas Vacation, but I will not purchase the current foolscreen disc.
When you buy something done improperly, you are rewarding bad behavior. [/B]
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Can Bac, that chat was done some time ago, well before European Vacation was released, probably as a direct result of that chat. It's just stuck in my head for so long because it's so mind-numbingly stupid.
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p&s issue aside, it's 4 bucks cheaper at DDD to put each of the four moves in your cart individually
VACATION (NATIONAL LAMPOON) $ 7.91 x = $ 7.91
CHRISTMAS VACATION $ 14.39 x = $ 14.39
VEGAS VACATION (NATIONAL LAMPOON) $ 7.91 x = $ 7.91
EUROPEAN VACATION (NATIONAL LAMPOON) $ 9.89 x = $ 9.89
Your Subtotal: $ 40.10
(and you could save another $9.89 if you dropped European Vacation..................)
VACATION (NATIONAL LAMPOON) $ 7.91 x = $ 7.91
CHRISTMAS VACATION $ 14.39 x = $ 14.39
VEGAS VACATION (NATIONAL LAMPOON) $ 7.91 x = $ 7.91
EUROPEAN VACATION (NATIONAL LAMPOON) $ 9.89 x = $ 9.89
Your Subtotal: $ 40.10
(and you could save another $9.89 if you dropped European Vacation..................)
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Originally posted by ltfisher
Actually, I think you'd be a fool to buy a P&S version of this film. Purchasing non-OAR films sends the wrong message to the studios. In my book, no OAR=no sale.
Actually, I think you'd be a fool to buy a P&S version of this film. Purchasing non-OAR films sends the wrong message to the studios. In my book, no OAR=no sale.
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So, is it better to have a movie that is sub-par (e.g. European Vacation, which is not great but still has some pretty funny parts, "I JUST can't seem to get left...") yet OAR, or a that's the top of the bunch (Vacation) yet P&S? I've held off buying the first one, one of my favorites of all time, because it's not OAR and I know as soon as I buy it the Ultimate SE will come out, but I can't hold out much longer...
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Originally posted by neiname
Why do I want those stupid black bars cutting out the picture? I want the movie to show on my whole tv screen.
Why do I want those stupid black bars cutting out the picture? I want the movie to show on my whole tv screen.
Please tell me you're kidding!
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Originally posted by DVDProfessor
Because Widescreen doesn't cut off the picture, you're actually getting more.
Because Widescreen doesn't cut off the picture, you're actually getting more.