View Poll Results: Which was the best DVD released in Q1 2004?
Panic Room (SE)
41
25.00%
Texas Chainsaw Massacre (Platinum)
21
12.80%
Brother Bear
2
1.22%
Futurama - Vol. 3
11
6.71%
Schindler's List
22
13.41%
Dawn of the Dead (Divimax)
7
4.27%
Lost in Translation
12
7.32%
Curb Your Enthusiasm - Season One
7
4.27%
The Commitments (CE)
8
4.88%
Other (post below)
33
20.12%
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Best DVD of Q1 2004
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Best DVD of Q1 2004
Continuing from similar polls held throughout both 2002 & 2003, this poll is to help gauge what everyone feels is the best DVD released within the first quarter of 2004.
***REMEMBER - this poll is for the best DVD (i.e. audio quality, video quality, Special Features, etc.), NOT best movie released on DVD... although I guess the film quality does matter to some extent.
If you wish to cast a vote for a title other then one listed in the poll... please select other, and then post your title in this thread. When the total votes are tallied... these "write in" votes will be counted as well.
***REMEMBER - this poll is for the best DVD (i.e. audio quality, video quality, Special Features, etc.), NOT best movie released on DVD... although I guess the film quality does matter to some extent.
If you wish to cast a vote for a title other then one listed in the poll... please select other, and then post your title in this thread. When the total votes are tallied... these "write in" votes will be counted as well.
Last edited by jfrost; 04-03-04 at 07:21 PM.
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Another vote for The Rules of the Game: Criterion Edition (and yes, the quality of the film itself does matter!)
Honorable mentions:
The Best of Abbott & Costello, Volume 1 (Universal) "best bargain"
The Chaplin Collection: Volume Two (WB)
The Douglas Fairbanks Collection (Kino)
Honorable mentions:
The Best of Abbott & Costello, Volume 1 (Universal) "best bargain"
The Chaplin Collection: Volume Two (WB)
The Douglas Fairbanks Collection (Kino)
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Panic Room. Hands down.
Another fantastic special edition from Fincher and crew. Since Alien 3, Se7en, and Fight Club all have great two-disc special editions and Panic Room has an amazing three-disc special edition it's only time before Fincher's The Game gets an SE. Come on Universal and/or Criterion!
Another fantastic special edition from Fincher and crew. Since Alien 3, Se7en, and Fight Club all have great two-disc special editions and Panic Room has an amazing three-disc special edition it's only time before Fincher's The Game gets an SE. Come on Universal and/or Criterion!
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Another vote for La Règle du jeu: Criterion Collection (Rules of the Game). It's a great DVD of one of the greatest films of all time.
My second runner-up would be the Panic Room: SE - it fits the "Film School in a Box" title.
My second runner-up would be the Panic Room: SE - it fits the "Film School in a Box" title.
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I voted for Dawn of the Dead: Divimax...although TCM and Panic Room are probably the better sets...and I've watched Futurama Vol. 3 more than the others...the DOTD disc is just awesome! The film looks like it was shot last week and the commentary is great!
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Originally posted by starseed
Um... Freaks and Geeks...? Anyone?
Um... Freaks and Geeks...? Anyone?
But I imagine it'll have a strong showing in next quarter's poll.
Rob