what about Hitch's R2/UK DVd's?
01-07-03, 11:57 AM
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what about Hitch's R2/UK DVd's?
Hi there!
I was just browsin' through play.com and I saw there's a lot of interesting Hitch's DVd's. Does anybody own some of them? post your opinions about them, please!
mdm67
I was just browsin' through play.com and I saw there's a lot of interesting Hitch's DVd's. Does anybody own some of them? post your opinions about them, please!
mdm67
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01-09-03, 03:57 AM
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...it's ok for a movie that old (and little-known, I might add!)...
...generally, these UK releases of older films* are good enough, and some of them are quite good**... there's little or no hope for most of them of ever getting SEs anyway...
* e.g. A Town Like Alice / Genevieve / A Tale Of Two Cities / This Happy Breed / A Canterbury Tale / In Which We Serve - to name a few
** The Life And death Of Colonel Blimp
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...generally, these UK releases of older films* are good enough, and some of them are quite good**... there's little or no hope for most of them of ever getting SEs anyway...
* e.g. A Town Like Alice / Genevieve / A Tale Of Two Cities / This Happy Breed / A Canterbury Tale / In Which We Serve - to name a few
** The Life And death Of Colonel Blimp
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Here's a comparison of Man Who Knew Too Much (1934) UK disc vs Laserlight:
http://www.celtoslavica.de/chiaroscu...manknew34.html
http://www.celtoslavica.de/chiaroscu...manknew34.html
