Coffee and Cigarettes DVD, WB saves on trees
09-22-04, 01:02 AM
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Coffee and Cigarettes DVD, WB saves on trees
Good movie, excelent picture quality but hey, what happened with inlay? ... uh, and unfortunately, one huge thing missing is Jim Jarmusch audio commentary. I wish, some day Criterion will buy this title.
but still movie is pretty good and cost me $15-99.
but still movie is pretty good and cost me $15-99.
09-22-04, 03:05 AM
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The only time that Jarmusch did a commentary was for the
Criterion edition of "Stranger Than Paradise" and since he was unhappy with the end result of his own commentary, they never released that audio track.
Seems he is put off by the idea, but he did try it......
Criterion edition of "Stranger Than Paradise" and since he was unhappy with the end result of his own commentary, they never released that audio track.
Seems he is put off by the idea, but he did try it......
09-22-04, 10:02 AM
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As far as WB and inserts, at least they are putting their DVDs in keepcases now. I can live without that slip of paper I never look at. Unless the company is going to do a nice Criterion style booklet I see no reason to bother with an insert anyway.
09-24-04, 02:44 PM
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Originally posted by manicsounds
The only time that Jarmusch did a commentary was for the
Criterion edition of "Stranger Than Paradise"
The only time that Jarmusch did a commentary was for the
Criterion edition of "Stranger Than Paradise"
Seems he is put off by the idea, but he did try it......
09-24-04, 02:47 PM
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Originally posted by evitagen
This is an MGM title, so I'm not surprised WB wouldn't pay for the insert.
This is an MGM title, so I'm not surprised WB wouldn't pay for the insert.
Of course, its a MGM/Sony title (even worse)
09-24-04, 02:54 PM
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Originally posted by MrE
Use clear case. Put additional info on back of cover. Some music DVDs have done this. Looks great and is a pretty cheap solution.
Use clear case. Put additional info on back of cover. Some music DVDs have done this. Looks great and is a pretty cheap solution.
