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Old 10-10-08 | 12:05 AM
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Originally Posted by DVD Guy ATL
Well, a unit that plays BRs and DVDs from all regions, converts PAL to NTSC, and provides quality upconversion would certainly be the holy grail.

Meanwhile it's just too annoying trying to figure out what imported BR material will or won't play on my machine, in part or in full. I suppose I'll cancel my Red Desert BR pre-order and go with the R2 DVD.

I sat out the HD format war but now I'm really wishing it had gone the other way.
If only the PS3 was region free nobody would have to buy anything else
Old 10-10-08 | 08:15 AM
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shit, goddamnit, shit... Region B! - another cancellation from Amazon.co.uk...

the region free LG HD/Blu player is looking awfully tempting now.
Old 10-10-08 | 10:52 AM
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Ugh. Guess I'll order the R2 SD version... hopefully the transfer will be on par with the Blu-Ray.

Although I wonder if I should wait for an eventual Criterion release... any idea if they'd have the rights to this film?
Old 10-13-08 | 02:10 PM
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Ugh!
Old 10-13-08 | 02:59 PM
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I am confused here. This import is listed on Amazon.com (the U.S. site) as an All-Region Blu-ray. Is this a mistake?

http://www.amazon.com/Red-Desert-Blu...3927770&sr=1-3
Old 10-13-08 | 04:44 PM
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Originally Posted by Overpar
I am confused here. This import is listed on Amazon.com (the U.S. site) as an All-Region Blu-ray. Is this a mistake?

http://www.amazon.com/Red-Desert-Blu...3927770&sr=1-3
Hi, yes, it is.

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Old 10-13-08 | 07:01 PM
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Hi, yes, it is.

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Thanks. I guess there will be some disappointed customers, but I'm sure Amazon is no stranger to that.
Old 10-29-08 | 10:56 AM
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Old 11-11-08 | 04:17 PM
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What a fantastic film! Wonderful to see it finally get a release that showcases it's true artistic qualities. Man, the sixties was a terrific decade for motion pictures.
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Originally Posted by profondo rossi
Man, the sixties was a terrific decade for motion pictures.
In my opinion, the greatest decade for foreign-language films ever. And, of course, all of those films greatly influenced budding American directors, helping make the 1970s the greatest decade for American films ever (though the 1950s were pretty good as well).

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