Complete Twin Peaks - R2
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Complete Twin Peaks - R2
Does anyone know anything about this http://www.scarecrowvideo.com/sales/...oductID=001461 set of the Complete Twin Peaks, with original pilot, apparently a Spanish release. So far I've only found it at Scarecrow Video out of Seattle, a store not known for its low prices. I'd like to know how the set looks - if there are any extras, fine, but it's certainly not a deal breaker if there aren't.
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IIRC the video quality is less than desirable, VHS quality.
Yep, VHS....from http://www.dugpa.com
"Beware of the Spanish Twin Peaks Complete DVD Set
I just got some screen caps sent to me that show the awful picture of the new Spanish Twin Peaks DVD set. You can check them out by clicking on the links below: "
http://www.dugpa.com/pics/spanishdvd/Ronette.JPG
http://www.dugpa.com/pics/spanishdvd/intro.JPG
"Early reports indicate that the Manga films Twin Peaks box set has packed the Pilot plus Seasons 1 and 2 all in a single 8-disc set, plus new packaging and a few extras different from the Season One set. The Spanish set is only 2.0 Stereo and the video quality is only slightly better than VHS, as they did not use the Artisan/Paramount hi-def transfers. "
Yep, VHS....from http://www.dugpa.com
"Beware of the Spanish Twin Peaks Complete DVD Set
I just got some screen caps sent to me that show the awful picture of the new Spanish Twin Peaks DVD set. You can check them out by clicking on the links below: "
http://www.dugpa.com/pics/spanishdvd/Ronette.JPG
http://www.dugpa.com/pics/spanishdvd/intro.JPG
"Early reports indicate that the Manga films Twin Peaks box set has packed the Pilot plus Seasons 1 and 2 all in a single 8-disc set, plus new packaging and a few extras different from the Season One set. The Spanish set is only 2.0 Stereo and the video quality is only slightly better than VHS, as they did not use the Artisan/Paramount hi-def transfers. "




