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Posted: 22 Nov 2006, 09:36
by grim_tales
At the moment, yes thats right.
I didnt know the SE's of Goldfinger/YOLT were cropped? :?
Is the new foley distracting on those 2? Very annoying the R1's (with original tracks) come in a random set :evil:

Posted: 22 Nov 2006, 11:05
by saltysam
Is the Sam Neil screen test on the ue release of "the living daylights" ?

Posted: 22 Nov 2006, 17:36
by romerojpg
thelostdragon wrote:ATM?
Ass To Mouth :lol:

Posted: 22 Nov 2006, 20:04
by bradavon
grim_tales wrote:I didnt know the SE's of Goldfinger/YOLT were cropped? :?
I thought you had Dr. No which is but not those so forget it.
grim_tales wrote:Is the new foley distracting on those 2? Very annoying the R1's (with original tracks) come in a random set :evil:
Check out the DVD Times reviews.
saltysam wrote:Is the Sam Neil screen test on the ue release of "the living daylights" ?
Yes: http://www.dvdtimes.co.uk/content.php?contentid=62172

Posted: 22 Nov 2006, 22:16
by grim_tales
I might well upgrade, it seems to be less of a problem on Goldfinger than YOLT :?

Posted: 03 Dec 2006, 18:30
by saltysam
For nostalgia tv fans, Six Million Dollar Man Season 1 6 disc set £6.99 before discounts 8)

http://www13.cd-wow.com/detail_results_ ... de=1833108

Posted: 04 Dec 2006, 19:30
by bradavon
Grrr it annoys me CD WOW putting the prices down after the DVD/CD is released. Sometimes it works by pre-ordering but others you end up paying more.

It should be always be cheaper if you preorder :shock:

Posted: 08 Dec 2006, 04:26
by EvaUnit02
For lovers of films by shit directors:-

Lady in the Water R2 - £8.99 B.D.

Posted: 08 Dec 2006, 19:28
by bradavon
You mean R3 but thanks, the UK R2 is £14.25. I've been thinking about it as the HD-DVD Combo is risky at £18.99.

I could then send it back and get the HD-DVD Combo if I liked it (all bar Signs of his previous work is good). Which used to be nice and easy but it's now a pain as you need to send them back to Cyprus.

Posted: 09 Dec 2006, 00:41
by EvaUnit02
bradavon wrote:Which used to be nice and easy but it's now a pain as you need to send them back to Cyprus.
WTF, Cyprus? Is Cd-wow run by Shakespeare enthusiasts or something? :wink:

(If you don't get the reference, then go read Othello - which rocks.)

Posted: 15 Dec 2006, 22:31
by saltysam
very cheap Fearless here before vouchers

http://www13.cd-wow.com/detail_results_ ... de=1843398

Posted: 15 Dec 2006, 22:50
by grim_tales
I like that cover :)

Posted: 15 Dec 2006, 22:56
by saltysam
grim_tales wrote:I like that cover :)
i like the price :P

Posted: 16 Dec 2006, 00:05
by Shen
wah, sweet i hope it stays this way until tuesday when i can afford it!

Posted: 16 Dec 2006, 00:11
by Markgway
Why is it so cheap though?

Posted: 16 Dec 2006, 00:25
by bradavon
Only Danish subs mentioned here and a release date of the 23rd of January:

http://www.dvdoo.dk/ShowItem.aspx?ID=38965

I'd recommend e-mailing CD WOW to check. This better be the Original (aka: also the version the UK got) not USA cut, which is 1 minute shorter "I think".

Personally I'm waiting for the extended cut which Ronny Yu (in a link over in Asian provided by LD) has confirmed it coming, it should be early next year.

Posted: 16 Dec 2006, 00:29
by Markgway
I'd like to see the extra scenes -- but isn't the film long enough?

I enjoyed it as is and am worried it will become bloated with an extra 40 mins.

Too many movies are overlong these days.

I watched an old gangster drama from the 30's and it was 80m (NTSC!) Yet not an ounce of fat or waste. Directors take note.

Posted: 16 Dec 2006, 00:45
by EvaUnit02
bradavon wrote:Personally I'm waiting for the extended cut which Ronny Yu (in a link over in Asian provided by LD) has confirmed it coming, it should be early next year.
I wouldn't be surprised if the Fearless EE joins the ranks of the Kill Bill SEs and Terminator 3 EE TBH.

Posted: 16 Dec 2006, 10:13
by saltysam
it works out at £17 on the dvdoo website,if this has english subs it's a terrific bargain at £1.99 after vouchers :lol: i personally have the hd combo dvd on the way .

Posted: 16 Dec 2006, 16:48
by bradavon
Which considering that uses Seamless Branching is the best DVD version out there.

That DVDoo price is pricey but as for the company they're very good. I've used them 2-3 times; Scandinavia has some excellent Asian Film DVDs with English subs for example.
Too many movies are overlong these days.

I watched an old gangster drama from the 30's and it was 80m (NTSC!) Yet not an ounce of fat or waste. Directors take note.
I couldn't agree more but the Original HK Cut isn't going anywhere so if I find it too long then I'll just get that.

Plus I really want to see the cut Yeoh footage.
EvaUnit02 wrote:I wouldn't be surprised if the Fearless EE joins the ranks of the Kill Bill SEs and Terminator 3 EE TBH.
Me too, but the director does clearly say it's coming. I'm happy to wait until the new year.

I've already got a good quality Original HK Cut DVD.

Posted: 16 Dec 2006, 17:12
by HungFist
bradavon wrote:Scandinavia has some excellent Asian Film DVDs
Strange, I never noticed :?

Posted: 16 Dec 2006, 18:08
by bradavon
I know you've told me this before but isn't Denmark part of Scandinavia? Anyway here:

http://www.dvdoo.dk/search.aspx?Text=asian+vision

AFAIK the only other Volcano High Director's Cut (with English subs).

Posted: 16 Dec 2006, 18:17
by HungFist
No, I haven't told you. I don't even know myself what belongs to scandinavia and what doesn't :lol:

I thought Asian Vision's releases were mostly NTSC to PAL conversions...

Posted: 16 Dec 2006, 18:22
by bradavon
HungFist wrote:I thought Asian Vision's releases were mostly NTSC to PAL conversions...
I didn't know that.

I've only bought "Sword in the Moon" which isn't. "Resurrection Of The Little Match Girl" is the only English subtitled version worldwide.

Some are definitely awful in either 4:3 or non-anamorphic state.

Posted: 17 Dec 2006, 07:33
by EvaUnit02
bradavon wrote:AFAIK the only other Volcano High Director's Cut (with English subs).
The R4 has the DC, DD2.0 only + integrated branching for the DC.