On Mar 20, 7:00pm, Al Smith <inva...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> "the dog from that film you saw" <dsb@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> wrote --
> > "Franklin Hummel" <hum...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
> >> Now there are 2 versions of the DVD release. One is a single
> >> disc, but
> >> that is in *full-screen*.
> >> The other is the 2-disc version which is "The Collector Edition"
> >> which is
> >> in widescreen. *yeah!*
> >> Apparently the director wanted to original film the movie in
> >> Black &
> >> White, but the studio refused.
> >> So as an Extra(!) in this set is the entire Director' Cut
> >> version -- in
> >> wonderful Black & White!
> -
> > or you could just watch the movie and turn the colour off on your
> > tv.
> -
> LOL. The voice of common sense is heard. Good point.
Ah, I see you are still being an asshole when I make a post, Smith,
and still lacking any sense, common or otherwise, as well.
As I have previously pointed out (in a post of you ignored, of
course), I do not know if any *other* changes have been made in the
Director's Cut. I suspect there are.
Also since I am buying the 2-disc version -- as I clearly said above,
it is in wide-screen, while the 1-disc version in *only* available in
full-screen -- *why* should I bother changing the settings on my TV
set (only then to have set them back) when all I have to do is place
another DVD disc in my player?
**LOL**
Yet another of your addresses goes into my killfile, Smith.
Whenever you decide to become a mature and intelligent poster...well,
never mind. That isn't going to happen.
-- Franklin Hummel in Boston, Massachusetts
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