Croupier: due 03/09/2004
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Croupier: due 03/09/2004
Title: Croupier
Year: 1998
Studio: Image
Sound: 2.0 (Stereo )
Rating: NR
Version: LBX (Letterbox )
Aspect: 1.78:1
Price: $19.99
Year: 1998
Studio: Image
Sound: 2.0 (Stereo )
Rating: NR
Version: LBX (Letterbox )
Aspect: 1.78:1
Price: $19.99
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thanks for the info. It was definitely on my "buy it when they release an OAR version" list.
A great performance by Clive Owen, the driver in the BMW "The Hire" series.
A great performance by Clive Owen, the driver in the BMW "The Hire" series.
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A great performance by Clive Owen, the driver in the BMW "The Hire" series.
A great performance by Clive Owen, the driver in the BMW "The Hire" series.
I believe there was talk of him being a candidate for the next James Bond and that he appears in a forthcoming film about King Arthur?
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Isn't the Canadian version put out by Alliance and pan&scan?
Isn't the Canadian version put out by Alliance and pan&scan?
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From Image's web site, the front cover.
How accurate is Image's web site regarding specs? mcarver's post says the up coming Croupier DVD is 2.0 (stereo) while Image's web site claims both 5.0 Dolby Digital and Stereo.
How accurate is Image's web site regarding specs? mcarver's post says the up coming Croupier DVD is 2.0 (stereo) while Image's web site claims both 5.0 Dolby Digital and Stereo.
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Usually Image is pretty good about the specs on their titles. The information I receiove was before Image updated their site.... Will update my info to match their's.
Thanks for pointing this out....
Thanks for pointing this out....
Originally posted by Biggdog
How accurate is Image's web site regarding specs? mcarver's post says the up coming Croupier DVD is 2.0 (stereo) while Image's web site claims both 5.0 Dolby Digital and Stereo.
How accurate is Image's web site regarding specs? mcarver's post says the up coming Croupier DVD is 2.0 (stereo) while Image's web site claims both 5.0 Dolby Digital and Stereo.
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Originally posted by illennium
If you have a region-free player, Virgin Megastore carries the R2 version for $11.
If you have a region-free player, Virgin Megastore carries the R2 version for $11.
If the R1 CROUPIER doesn't have the commentary, I just may have to grab that deal...
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He's talking about the British Virgin store......
He's talking about the British Virgin store......
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This is the Virgin stores in the U.S.? I didn't know they carried any non-R1 stuff.
This is the Virgin stores in the U.S.? I didn't know they carried any non-R1 stuff.
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Non-anamorphic? Jeez! No sale for me.
I once had the Film Four R2 version; it was anamorphic and the transfer was excellent. But I had to let it go since I am not a PAL speedup fan. Great movie though.
I once had the Film Four R2 version; it was anamorphic and the transfer was excellent. But I had to let it go since I am not a PAL speedup fan. Great movie though.