What convinced you to buy a multi-region player?
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Eyes Wide Shut (Uncut)
Battle Royale
El Topo
National Lampoon's Vacation (Widescreen)
My Sassy Girl
John Woo's The Killer (Hong Kong Legends)
Studio Ghibli
Salo
The Sting (Widescreen)
Jean De Florette
Manon Of The Spring
Dario Argento's Sleepless (Widescreen with original Italian audio and English subtitles, DTS)
One Fine Spring Day
The MK2 Francois Truffaut releases
Naked Lunch
Breathless (UK release)
Last Seduction (Widescreen)
Lost Highway
Pulse
Dario Argento's Trauma
Repulsion
Battle Royale
El Topo
National Lampoon's Vacation (Widescreen)
My Sassy Girl
John Woo's The Killer (Hong Kong Legends)
Studio Ghibli
Salo
The Sting (Widescreen)
Jean De Florette
Manon Of The Spring
Dario Argento's Sleepless (Widescreen with original Italian audio and English subtitles, DTS)
One Fine Spring Day
The MK2 Francois Truffaut releases
Naked Lunch
Breathless (UK release)
Last Seduction (Widescreen)
Lost Highway
Pulse
Dario Argento's Trauma
Repulsion
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I really wanted to see some good British television series (always been a fan), and was craving something new... so i started buying them on amazon.co.uk. then I discovered Aussie stuff too , like "The Secret Life of Us" and I was HOOKED on my region-free player!
#53
I also love British programming. Also, there are movies available only in other regions that are still not available (and some probably won't be available for a long time) in region one.
But the main reason is I feel if you are going to spend your hard earned money on a DVD player, why buy something that limits you to only one region? Why give manufacturers your hard earned money just so they can turn around and tell you, "Well, you can only watch THESE DVDs on it." To hell with them. I am a collector, and if I am going to give my money to anybody, it will be to the companies who supply DVD players that allow me to play DVDs from anywhere. And I love my Malata. Just like you can never go back to VHS after you get into DVD, I don't think I could ever go back to just a region one player after owning a Malata.
But the main reason is I feel if you are going to spend your hard earned money on a DVD player, why buy something that limits you to only one region? Why give manufacturers your hard earned money just so they can turn around and tell you, "Well, you can only watch THESE DVDs on it." To hell with them. I am a collector, and if I am going to give my money to anybody, it will be to the companies who supply DVD players that allow me to play DVDs from anywhere. And I love my Malata. Just like you can never go back to VHS after you get into DVD, I don't think I could ever go back to just a region one player after owning a Malata.
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Re: Re: Farscape/Prisoner
Originally posted by wz42
I loved my 600a for the ability to play this. Even with the mega set and the price drops it was/is still cheaper to have the Carleton Prisoner series shipped across the ocean than walk 15 minutes to the local Future Shop to pick up either the double packs or mega packs. A&E is only out to gouge the consumer.
I loved my 600a for the ability to play this. Even with the mega set and the price drops it was/is still cheaper to have the Carleton Prisoner series shipped across the ocean than walk 15 minutes to the local Future Shop to pick up either the double packs or mega packs. A&E is only out to gouge the consumer.
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Disney and Fox Lorber provided the motivation.
Hong Kong Legends, Artificial Eye, and others provided the solution.
It's also been a lot of fun shopping in places like Europe, Hong Kong and Australia without leaving home. That's what the Internet is all about!
Hong Kong Legends, Artificial Eye, and others provided the solution.
It's also been a lot of fun shopping in places like Europe, Hong Kong and Australia without leaving home. That's what the Internet is all about!
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Re: Re: Re: Farscape/Prisoner
Originally posted by El-Kabong
Arent the UK discs also better versions? More extras and better look to 'em?
Arent the UK discs also better versions? More extras and better look to 'em?
As far as extras I was under the impression they were basically the same with a minor difference or two.
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The Prisoner box set (#1 reason)
Thunderbirds box set
Ringu
Bottom and other Britcoms
Even though some have been released in R1 versions, they are often inferior, not to mention much-delayed.
There is NO WAY I would ever go without a region-free player ever again.
Thunderbirds box set
Ringu
Bottom and other Britcoms
Even though some have been released in R1 versions, they are often inferior, not to mention much-delayed.
There is NO WAY I would ever go without a region-free player ever again.
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As i live in an RC2 region I had no choice but to go region-free.
Most of the movies I want are released first on RC1 or only
on RC1.
And some distibutors still stick to forced subtitles!
It's just fun to buy any DVD you want via Internet
not bothering what code they might have...
And one BIG reason of course, some DVDs are dubbed
but don't have the original version on.
Ever watched a comedy with the dubbed german track?
It sucks as hell
Most of the movies I want are released first on RC1 or only
on RC1.
And some distibutors still stick to forced subtitles!
It's just fun to buy any DVD you want via Internet
not bothering what code they might have...
And one BIG reason of course, some DVDs are dubbed
but don't have the original version on.
Ever watched a comedy with the dubbed german track?
It sucks as hell
Last edited by Kitano; 01-31-03 at 01:48 AM.