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In Reply to: Re: DVD's Change the Game posted by Doomsday Machine on October 18, 2002 at 16:01:24:
I was reading an article not too long ago, maybe in the NY Times, that stated that some of the big studios were moving away from the 'extra packed' DVDs because they're getting quite costly to produce and but for the 'deleted scenes' and maybe the hardcore enthusiasts, most people don't spend the time going through all of the extraneous filler.I would say that on the big films, I don't see a slow down, but it was interesting, nevertheless.
Chris
PS: I got my first taste of DVD in December of '97 when I bought my Gateway Destination entertainment computer/surround system and I've seen it progress from the niche, through the DIVX wars and like you write, into the mainstream and I love them. I never did get into prerecorded LDs or VHS films and I'm glad.
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because the quality declines too rapidly. But we have to buy them sometimes. Often the "off the beaten track" films are just not available in dvd--and don't see them in that format any time soon.Recent vhs purchases:
Wrestling Ernest Hemingway
High Art
Eddie Izzard glorious
Historia del son (History of the son)One tape I have my eye on is Bugsy Malone--the kid musical--what a creative and well done kid's movie, and the director/producers didn't dumb it down for the children.
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