Lost in Translation: 2/3/04
11-17-03 | 09:35 PM
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DVDanswers has the US R1 cover and may i be the first one to say.. OUCH!
one of the worst hack-jobs in a long time.. how they could ruin the cool poster and make this is.. unbelievable.
see it and weep:
http://www.dvdanswers.com/index.php?...2746&n=1&burl=
good news though... DTS!
one of the worst hack-jobs in a long time.. how they could ruin the cool poster and make this is.. unbelievable.
see it and weep:
http://www.dvdanswers.com/index.php?...2746&n=1&burl=
good news though... DTS!
11-17-03 | 09:50 PM
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Originally posted by Grizzly
DVDanswers has the US R1 cover and may i be the first one to say.. OUCH!
one of the worst hack-jobs in a long time.. how they could ruin the cool poster and make this is.. unbelievable.
see it and weep:
DVDanswers has the US R1 cover and may i be the first one to say.. OUCH!
one of the worst hack-jobs in a long time.. how they could ruin the cool poster and make this is.. unbelievable.
see it and weep:
ATTACK OF THE CRITIC QUOTES
11-18-03 | 08:27 AM
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here are specs from digital bits:
Extras will include the "Found in Conversation" featurette with Bill Murray and director Sofia Coppola, deleted scenes, and an extended scene ("Matthew's Best Hit TV").
Extras will include the "Found in Conversation" featurette with Bill Murray and director Sofia Coppola, deleted scenes, and an extended scene ("Matthew's Best Hit TV").
11-18-03 | 11:40 AM
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From: Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
If you prefer the original poster and fonts, you can import the Canadian DVD seen here:
The drawback, being the bilingual/ french covert art... I find it to be the lesser of the two evils, and asssuming the specs will be the same, it'll be the version I buy (and cheaper for me, since I'm in Canada).
The drawback, being the bilingual/ french covert art... I find it to be the lesser of the two evils, and asssuming the specs will be the same, it'll be the version I buy (and cheaper for me, since I'm in Canada).
11-18-03 | 04:12 PM
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i'd be careful about those canadian DVDs.. it seems that it has happened more than once lately that they differ in video quality from the US version..
i don't get that canadian cover though.. it comes as a reversible cover, yet it's got both english and french on it.. why couldn't they have one side english-ONLY and one side french-ONLY.
i don't get that canadian cover though.. it comes as a reversible cover, yet it's got both english and french on it.. why couldn't they have one side english-ONLY and one side french-ONLY.
11-18-03 | 04:31 PM
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Originally posted by Grizzly
here are specs from digital bits:
Extras will include the "Found in Conversation" featurette with Bill Murray and director Sofia Coppola, deleted scenes, and an extended scene ("Matthew's Best Hit TV").
here are specs from digital bits:
Extras will include the "Found in Conversation" featurette with Bill Murray and director Sofia Coppola, deleted scenes, and an extended scene ("Matthew's Best Hit TV").
11-18-03 | 05:27 PM
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yeah i don't think anyone should've expected this to be packed to the brim.. from what i've heard Sofia Coppola isn't interested in doing commentary tracks (Francis, you're her father, set her straight!).
would've been nice if there'd been a mini-documentary on it though, a la the one on The Virgin Suicides. real behind the scenes stuff and not some fluff piece.
would've been nice if there'd been a mini-documentary on it though, a la the one on The Virgin Suicides. real behind the scenes stuff and not some fluff piece.
11-18-03 | 06:26 PM
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From: "Sitting on a beach, earning 20%"
Originally posted by PortlandFilmGuy
I read an interview with Sofia Coppola where she hinted the Lost in Translation DVD might have an old whiskey commercial that was jointly directed by Francis Ford Coppola and Akira Kurosawa.
I read an interview with Sofia Coppola where she hinted the Lost in Translation DVD might have an old whiskey commercial that was jointly directed by Francis Ford Coppola and Akira Kurosawa.
And that cover art is some of the worst crap ever.
11-18-03 | 09:19 PM
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A high MSRP for a title like this is not a surprise. It was a limited release and most are priced at that.
In any case, I can't wait.
I need to score me a screener.
A high MSRP for a title like this is not a surprise. It was a limited release and most are priced at that.
In any case, I can't wait.
I need to score me a screener.
11-19-03 | 06:46 PM
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i just saw that DVD Planet had added it to their database and they are listing these extras... i really hope they are right!
• "Found in Conversation: Sofia Coppola and Bill Murray" featurette
• "Lost on Location" featurette
• deleted scenes
• extended scenes - "Matthew's Best Hit TV"
• "City Girl" music video
• "Found in Conversation: Sofia Coppola and Bill Murray" featurette
• "Lost on Location" featurette
• deleted scenes
• extended scenes - "Matthew's Best Hit TV"
• "City Girl" music video
