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Moderator Emeritus
Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: Elm Street 123
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Welcome to the wonderful world of DVD (and also welcome to this board)!
Well, here are some DVD's from the top of my head that all match your specification: Contact The Blues Brothers Quest for Camelot Ghostbusters Tomorrow Never Dies SE Dante's Peak I'm sure other people will add tons of other titles here, so I'll clear the area now ![]() ------------------ Unca Dom, DDS-088 dvdfile.com moderator dominikpfleghaar@netscape.net |
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Join Date: Jun 2000
Location: CA
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I'll second Tomorrow Never Dies SE and Ghostbusters. Also, add to the top three Alien. In my experience, in terms of video quality, sound and supplementals, those are the top three discs to own. If you can't find the Tomorrow Never Dies SE, don't worry; it's being re-released in new packaging on October 19th.
For video, Mask of Zorro is phenomenal. For sound, Titanic is the best disc I've come across yet. For older titles that look damn good, I'd recommend American Grafitti, Casablanca and Singin' In the Rain. The latter isn't packed with extras, but for a while it was the disc to own because the video was so awesome. |
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Many enthusiasts also refer to The Fifth Element as a reference quality disc.
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You want best features and picture etc??
Well, here's your list! Blade The Thing - CE 12 Monkeys - CE Alien Fifth Element - no extras, but AWESOME picture/sound! Ghostbusters Armageddon - Criterion Hardboiled - Criterion Brazil - Criterion Silence of the Lambs - Criterion Antz - Signature Series Tomorrow Never Dies - SE Blade Runner - why? it's a classic! Contact Dances with Wolves Starship Troopers Okay, that'll keep you busy for weeks, if not months! I can personally vouch for all these titles as I own 'em all and many, many more! Welcome to the world of DVD - oh, and you have my sympathy, as you WILL become addicted and there's no known cure or re-hab centers!! It's pure "ideo opium"! DVDAddict S Africa |
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I second "Blade" strongly.
You also should consider picking up some of the older titles. I remember watching "Poltergeist," a film I've seen a million times in full frame on cable; but when you see it in anamorphic widescreen with 5.1 Dolby Digital, cleaned up really well, you can fully appreciate what DVD can do for films (transfer alone). -Sean ------------------ SG-1.Net Webmaster ( http://www.sg-1.net ) DVD Verdict Contributor ( http://www.dvdverdict.com ) |
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