Well, I did a bit of looking around and apparently most stores have it as being on back order, so it may be OOP. I searched and found no websites discussing its print status, but that doesn't mean anything either. I'd snatch it up if you can find it, but I wouldn't go buying up lots to sell on ebay. It looks like the Canadian version is the same as the US, but it can be found for 10 bucks instead of 20 and the only difference is the artwork.

FYI, I went ahead and made scans of the front and back covers of both the U.S. and Canadian releases:

http://www.brokenhead.com/images/buf...a_front_sm.jpg

http://www.brokenhead.com/images/buf...sa_back_sm.jpg

http://www.brokenhead.com/images/buf...n_front_sm.jpg

http://www.brokenhead.com/images/buf...an_back_sm.jpg

The only difference I can see, other than the artwork of course, is that the Canadian release does not specifically list the film as being Anamorphic widescreen - or am I missing something obvious? I was planning to open and watch the Canadian version but I only have a laptop to watch DVDs on - can I tell if it is or is not Anamorphic widescreen using just a laptop screen?

-Gunshy

Um - letterbox is different from anamorphic... the canadian release is probably not as good then. They usually mean letterbox when they say letterbox and anamorphic when they say anamorphic. You can tell on a laptop or PC by starting your DVD software and making the screen a window so it doesn't fill the screen - if you see bars on the top and bottom, it's letterbox - if the frame of the window meets up on all 4 sides with the picture, then it's anamorphic.

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It's no longer available at Amazon and DDD. I haven't checked any others yet. This is one title that I don't have on DVD, but have on VHS and wanted to upgrade.

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