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Posted by: kevman79
Almost a carbon copy of the most recent standard definition dvd incarnation, The mildly improved image here, which by the way will only be noticeable on a large widescreen hi-def tv, makes this one worth the buy only if you don't have it already.
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Almost a carbon copy of the most recent standard definition dvd incarnation, The mildly improved image here, which by the way will only be noticeable on a large widescreen hi-def tv, makes this one worth the buy only if you don't have it already.
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![Enter the Dragon [Special Edition] [DVD] [1973]](https://pisces.bbystatic.com/prescaled/500/500/image2/BestBuy_US/images/products/304b2327-370a-41e7-956a-951dd4939472.png)
Bruce Lee fans will be knocked out by this 25th anniversary edition of Enter the Dragon. The DVD boasts a widescreen anamorphic 2.35:1 transfer. A closed-captioned English soundtrack can be heard in Dolby Digital 5.1, while Spanish and French soundtracks are rendered in Dolby Digital Stereo. English, French, and Spanish subtitles are also accessible. The bountiful supplemental materials include audio commentary by the producer and screenwriter, a behind-the-scenes documentary shot in 1973, a Bruce Lee documentary, an interview with Linda Lee Cadwell, production notes, a handful of theatrical trailers, and a generous helping of television advertisements. One is hard-pressed to think of a more definitive release for this continually popular cult favorite.
Posted by: kevman79
This first dvd release of 'Enter the Dragon,' while laden with bonus features, presents a poor widescreen picture with some heavy print damage.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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Almost a carbon copy of the most recent standard definition dvd incarnation, The mildly improved image here, which by the way will only be noticeable on a large widescreen hi-def tv, hardly makes this one worth the price of rebuying. Skip it.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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For all the 'Lethal Weapon' fans who already have this title on dvd, I can't necessarily recommend rebuying it here on Blue-ray. The image quality just isn't that much better as to make it worthwhile, but that is simply my opinion, so you will have to decide for yourself.
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I would recommend this Blue-Ray title only to people who don't already own it on standard dvd. If you do already have it, there's nothing here that is worth rebuying it at almost double the price of regular dvd.
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This dismal Blue-Ray version of 'Robocop' shames the format and the movie by being completely void of any and all bonus features that have graced previous standard dvd incarnations. The mildly improved image, which by the way will only be noticeable on a large widescreen hi-def tv, hardly makes this one worth the price. Skip it.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
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This Blue-Ray version of 'Rocky' shames the format presenting an 'overdone' high def transfer that compromises the original cinematography of the film, and at the same time is completely void of any and all bonus features that have graced previous standard dvd incarnations. Skip it.
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In this fourth release of 'Rocky' on dvd, we get a few more bonus features, but nothing really worth re-buying the title for if you already own any of the previous dvd editions.
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This bare-bones release does nothing to contribute to the capabilities of the supposed 'up and coming' Blue-Ray format. Perhaps that is why the disc is so cheap in comparison with other Blue-Ray titles. If you own any version of T2 on standard dvd, you're better off.
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