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Produce colorful photos at home or on the go with this Canon SELPHY wireless printer. Its compact size lets you take it with you anywhere, and its 3.2-inch LCD screen offers an intuitive interface for selecting your favorite photos to print. This Canon SELPHY wireless printer offers different photo sizes, including square and traditional rectangle shapes.
 
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3 out of 5
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Decent printer hard to adjust pictures how you wan
on June 21, 2018
Posted by: Hunthal31
from Lineville, AL
Verified Purchase:Yes
The quality of the printer is great it is just difficult to get the pictures to crop correctly and not cut heads off
My Best Buy number: 2086219680
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John Sturges' The Magnificent Seven has finally gotten the treatment that it deserves, 41 years after its original release, complete with an accompanying narration, a feature-length documentary about its making, and a bunch of trailers. The movie, now considered one of a handful of classic Westerns -- alongside John Ford's Stagecoach and My Darling Clementine, Fred Zinnemann's High Noon, and Howard Hawks' Rio Bravo -- was dumped on the U.S. market in 1960, closed quickly, became a massive hit overseas, and was re-released here to massive success. United Artists, still oblivious to what they had, sold it to television very quickly, then degraded the original with a series of ever-poorer sequels. It was issued at least three times on laserdisc, the first two in totally unacceptable full-screen and letterboxed editions, then one last time in an improved version from a partly restored source, with an unmixed music track (not on the DVD) and with the first sequel, Return of the Magnificent Seven, appended. This DVD makes that last laserdisc almost irrelevant, except for the presence of the unmixed music on the latter -- but even that has been made somewhat obsolete with the release of the actual soundtrack from the film (there was no soundtrack LP released in 1960). The picture is sharp and the colors rich and solid (though one suspects a full-blown restoration might look even better in that regard), and the contrasts are about all that one could hope for. The audio is a little muted, but pumps up alright and very cleanly; overall this is the best way to see the movie in 40 years. The bonus materials are as big a treat as the presentation of the movie. Eli Wallach, Walter Mirisch, James Coburn, and Robert Relyea (the assistant to director/producer Sturges) are dazzling in their recollections, and glowing in their recollections of Sturges' work, but also in their appreciation of Akira Kurosawa's The Seven Samurai, the source for this movie. It's also interesting to hear the contrast between the recollections of how the project originated here, versus the material on the documentary film that also appears on the disc -- associate producer Louis Morheim rightfully claims credit on the latter for generating the idea, though Yul Brynner also claimed for years that he had conceived of the notion. The discussion is warm, funny, and lively, and the only thing that might have made it better would be if Sturges had lived to record this track; when Sturges recorded his audio track for Criterion's laserdisc edition of The Great Escape in 1992, he expressed the fervent wish that he be asked to do one for The Magnificent Seven. And one wishes that the producers could have gotten Brad Dexter to contribute, and that there were fewer long blank stretches, though the unnarrated portions are interesting and exciting to watch. The documentary makes for good viewing on its own, and would have been worth a ten dollar bonus charge. One key element of the production that has seldom been discussed anywhere are the problems that the film ran into with the Mexican government. It was considered essential, both for verisimilitude and to avoid an impending writers' strike, that The Magnificent Seven be shot in Mexico, but Robert Aldrich's film Vera Cruz, which had been shot there (and was also a UA film), had outraged the government with what it felt was the offensive portrayal of the Mexican population. It took some serious diplomacy on the part of Sturges and the other makers of the movie -- and the presence of a censor from the government on the set to approve virtually every shot and line of dialogue -- to get The Magnificent Seven approved. The menu opens automatically on start-up, the "Special Features" section is easy to access and manipulate, the chapter markers are generous and well chosen, and the disc is accompanied by a souvenir booklet about the production.
 
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4 out of 5
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Good movie
on June 22, 2017
Posted by: Hunthal31
Verified Purchase:Yes
Very good movie, definitely worth the watch. Worth the buy.
My Best Buy number: 2086219680
My Best Buy number: 2086219680
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This action packed release from the animated adventure series Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes follows a collective of superheroes -- Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, and The Hulk - through episodes 8-13 of the series, as they pit their skills against some of the deadliest supervillains on earth.
 
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4 out of 5
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Good movie
on June 22, 2017
Posted by: Hunthal31
Verified Purchase:Yes
Would recommend to anyone who likes superheroes. Worth the buy.
My Best Buy number: 2086219680
My Best Buy number: 2086219680
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This action packed release from the animated adventure series Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes follows a collective of superheroes -- Iron Man, Thor, Captain America, and The Hulk - through the first seven episodes in the series, as they pit their skills against some of the deadliest supervillains on earth.
 
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4 out of 5
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Great product
on June 22, 2017
Posted by: Hunthal31
Verified Purchase:Yes
My son loves superheroes, I would definitely recommend this.
My Best Buy number: 2086219680
My Best Buy number: 2086219680
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Only at Best BuyImprove your home theater experience with this Insignia mini sound bar. Bluetooth technology lets you wirelessly stream audio from your smartphone, tablet or other device, and you can choose from three digital sound fields to optimize your enjoyment. Easy one-cable connection lets you sync this Insignia mini sound bar to your TV.
 
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5 out of 5
5
Great product
on June 22, 2017
Posted by: Hunthal31
Verified Purchase:Yes
The speaker is worth the price, definitely worth the buy.
My Best Buy number: 2086219680
My Best Buy number: 2086219680
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