Hi,

Jackie Brown (R4):

**Transfer Format 16:9
**Interactive Menus
**Dolby Digital 5.1
**Scene Selections
**Biographies irector and Actor
**Theatrical Trailer


Pulp Fiction (R4) :

**Widescreen
**Transfer Format 16:9
**Dolby Digital 5.1
**Dolby Surround
**Interactive Menus
**Scene Selections
**Biographies & Interviews-cast and crew
**Theatrical Trailer
**Director's Commentary on deleted Scenes


Region 4 vs Region 1: http://www.labyrinth.net.au/~mdem/R4vsR1/R4vsR1.html

Good place to buy R4: http://www.ezydvd.com.au/

Janne

Hm, did he say "Europe" or "Australia"?

OK, he said Europe.

But the topic is "Any non R1 discs that are superior?"


Janne

I can't understand why the UK reviewing sites are so poor. Virtually every disc I'm interested in purchasing is unreviewed anywhere.

Bugsy Malone
Groundhog Day
Glengarry Glen Ross
Jean de Florette
Manon De Sources

Some notable ones:

Mask of Zorro (lots of extra features)

The Thomas Crown Affair [1999, Brosnan] (extra features)

Alien Legacy Box Set (comes with the infamous 5th disc)

As Enterprise (Chris till) has stated R4 DVD's are in the most superior to R1 DVD's

From what I have read R2 DVD's are not up to the same standard

Also I can't see any difference sitting in my lounge chair any visual difference between the PAL or NTSC format on my TV.

I have a player and TV that will play / decode both systems and my DVD collection is 50/50 R1/R4.

An australian site to visit is Michael D guide to region 4 where they review R1 to R4 DVD's
www.labyrinth.net.au

Boris

PS all DVD's released should have the same content no matter what region they are released in. Don't let the Movie houses and Distributors Ruls

[This message has been edited by Boris (edited June 20, 2000).]