TheDoug

Where can I get this set? Any English friendly Spanish websites?



Yeah, I'm in it for the t-shirt!!!!

More details:

Duration: 88 min / 87 min / 113 min / 83 min / 96 min / 77 min / 87 min / 88 min / 124 min / 100 min / 100 min / 85 min / 101 min / 94 min / 108 min / 82 min / 96 min / 107 min / 95 min / 95 min

Distributor : Suevia FILMS

Number of Discs: 20
Region: 2

Video: Pal Disk 1 , 2, 3, 11 , 12, 13, 14 and 15 Widescreen 1.85:1 , 16:9 .

Audio: Disc 1 Dolby Digital Stereo: English . Dolby Digital Mono : Spanish , German.

Disc 2 Dolby Digital Mono : Spanish , English , French , German ...


Subtitles: Disc 1 Spanish , German , French, Netherlands , Italian , English for deaf people, German for deaf ...

Moral Rating: 13

Release Date: 19/05/2010
Synopsis
This pack includes:
•Disc 1: Million Years ago
•Disc 2 : Journey to the Lost World
•Disc 3: Clash of the Titans
•Disc 4: Arabian Nights
•Disc 5: Cool Travel
•Disc 6: Sword of Damascus
•Disc 7: Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves
•Disc 8: Day the Earth Stood
•Disc 9: Journey to the Center of the Earth
•Disc 10: Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea
•Disc 11: The Fantastic Voyage of Sinbad
•Disc 12: Sinbad and Princess
•Disc 13: The Mysterious Island
•Disc 14: Gulliver's Travels
•Disc 15: Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger
•Disc 16: Hercules in the Center of the Earth
•Disc 17: The Treasure of the Nibelungen
•Disc 18: The Titans
•Disc 19: Maciste the Colossus

Interactive Menus, Scene Access , 36-page booklet with texts and photographs , T-Shirt
1str and 9 Albums

restoration comparison , original movie Trailer
Disc 2

Original Film Trailer
Disc 3

Conversation with Ray Harryhausen
Disc 4

Restoring this classic film (3 min)
Disk 6
Restoring this classic film (3 min)

The above is translated from the DVDgo.com website.

dmkb

Whoa ~ when anyone finds out, let me know too!

TheDoug

Well, I did find this place but I'm not sure how user friendly it is:

http://www.dvdgo.com/dvd-pack-cine-f...1701701/153618

With price conversion to American dollars, it does come to a hefty $110.00 price tag before shipping etc!!!!

TheDoug

I just heard from one of my favorite Spanish website's that they have this set available (English friendly) and one can connect and purchase via this link:


http://www.starscafe.com/es/pelicula...NCIA+FICCI%d3N

TheDoug

Well, I'm not a happy camper right now! I just got the following notice from Starscafe.com regarding my recent order for the aforementioned item:

Dear Douglas

Unfortunately we inform you that one of the items you have purchased is not available.
It is the following: CINE FANTÁSTICO Y CIENCIA FICCIÓN

We’ve been waiting a week in order to receive the item, but the manufacturer has this item discontinued and we will not be able to serve it.

We regret the fact that we will have to cancel the purchase of this item or change it for another item of your interest.

In case you decided to cancel the item, we can make you a coupon for a future purchase or reimburse the total amount of the item.

If any doubts related with your order, please write to: [email protected].
Important: in the e-mail include you order. Hope you enjoy your purchase.

Best regards,
Starscafe Team.

Should I try DVDGo.com? Probably not! :-(

Ash Ketchum

Did Suevia Films have the licenses to sell these films? Or was this a bootleg deal? Did someone from one of the Hollywood studios involved (e.g. Fox, MGM, or Universal) see this post and hear the warning bells sound?

Just curious.

TheDoug

Ash, good questions all, and here is a quote from their site:

Most of our products are from our label (own licensees), but we also distribute other important companies products as TRIPICTURES, Crest Films, Impulso Records, Motion Pictures. And some classics from Major studios FOX and Universal.

Our own catalogue is focus on Spanish cinema, European Classics and Hollywood Classics.

We cordially invite you to browse through our online catalogue in this site.

You can gain access to the rest of their history via this link:

http://www.sueviafilms.com/index.php...d=3&Itemid=218

Also, Starscafe.com recontacted me about their prior OOP directive and have reconsidered this OOP option by saying the item in question is now back "on-order" which means that it probably was some internal glitch at their end.

I'll keep you updated. Also, Starscafe.com has never in the past ever been a conduit for bootleg product, so I'm assuming this is all on the up and up!!!

Damfino

I have purchased from DVD Go in the past although not for a few years now. I can confirm that they have been a good company before and probably still are. If you click on the British flag in the upper right corner, the page will be translated into fractured English.

TheDoug

Thanks Damfino, but I already ordered it from Starscafe.com which also is very English friendly as well! In fact they just notified me that they've finally shipped this 20 disc set out to me (after some confusion at their end)

TheDoug

Since my initial posting I've finally received this 20 disc dvd set, and so I'll post a few pictures so as to give you all a better look at this dynamic set:








And just as an update, here are the correctly translated titles in each flipper disc armaray case:

Yellow Case: One Million Years B.C. (1966), Land that Time Forgot(1975), Clash of the Titans(1981), Arabian Nights(1942), Fantastic Voyage(1966).

Green Case: The Golden Voyage of Sinbad(1974), The 7th Voyage of Sinbad(1958) Mysterious Island (1961), The Three Worlds of Gulliver (1960), Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger (1972).

Red Case: The Golden Blade(1953), Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves(1944), The Day the Earth Stood Still(1951), Journey to the Center of the Earth(1959),
Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea(1961).

Blue Case: Hercules in the Center of the Earth(1961), My Son the Hero(1962), Sigfrido(1957), Atlas Against the Cyclops(1961), The Loves of Hercules(1960).

Only the last name case has no English subtitles for any of the Spanish based films put out on the Regal Films label. All others are officially licensed by their respective studios, be they 20th Century, Universal, or Columbia pictures and are shown in their original aspect ratios.

CritterYawn

Well, congrats, this collection seems to be a gem of its kind.