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Another review has just popped up on the 'net. Bill Williams has a review of the DVD up on TrekWeb. While not a DVD site, it is a great review.

By the way, when I mentioned in my previous post "I guess the DVD sites didn't care enough" or something like that, I did not refer to TrekWeb.

Hmm ...

Well, gang,

It appears that The Aisle Seat got the exclusive review on DUNE: Extended Edition, as it was the only site on the Internet that even bothered to put up a pre-release review of this title. I guess all the other DVD sites thought bad enough about the film not to put up a review of their ...

[quote]Hiphats getting new DVDs isn't quite the same as the rush you'd get from buying an LD, is it? Granted they were a lot more money, but it made buying one almost like a "special occasion" since you really had to like a movie to buy one back then.[/quote]

I agree with you there. Of course, when ...

Thanks, Andy. I stand corrected. It is the LaserDisc edition that obviously is now out-of-print, rest in pieces LD.

The "out of print" Collectors Edition from Columbia I was referring to was the DVD, and yes, it was out for a time on LD. The one-disc DVD version (minus the supplements) is the one that's currently available.

And yes, the 2-DVD version has a photo gallery, and is similar to what Criterion had for ...

I think you fans need some help on this one.

In Criterion's first pressing of the CE3K LD (the CAV edition), there was some mastering errors that resulted in several sides having code errors, especially in the "special edition" sections at the end of the appropriate discs. The disc was recalled ...

You probably don't recall that there was a VHS letterboxed release of DUNE in 1997 in which many reels were visually flopped (for instance, ships that came from right-to-left would now go from left-to-right). It also has a video trailer for other Universal releases (namely two episodes of ...