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"Movies are released on to DVD to early after screening at the cinema.What do you think?"

Over the last couple of years films have been released to DVD about 4 months after finishing screening. Most films used to take 12 months to be released on DVD. Its just keeps getting earlier. Its far to soon to release the DVDS.Does anyone have anything to say about this?

Course it's Special Edition :-D

lalakersrule wrote:
> Bleeders wrote:
>
> I would say it's certainly worth the investment, especially if you
> enjoy watching your films.
>
>
> Can you hook a PS2 up to it? I can just imagine playing Socom 2 on
> that little beauty
>
> Speaking of which, did you get to see BR2 in the end?
>
>
> Ermmm no i got distracted by a certain game i like :-D I'll watch it
> eventually, i actually bought Battle Royale today from HMV for
> £7.99 as it was on sale. Nice little bargain me thinks

I hope you got the Special Edition! :D

*strokes BR regular*

*strokes BR special edition*

Also, BR2 has nothing on BR1.

DVDs should be available to buy as soon as the film has finished showing in the cinema, allowing those of us who don't get to go to the cinema to see it as soon as possible.

It's all down to money though.

Nah, I don't think it's too soon. The fact though that is usually takes 3-4 years for decent films to come out on the terrestial channels is what bugs me.

Bleeders wrote:

> I would say it's certainly worth the investment, especially if you
> enjoy watching your films.


Can you hook a PS2 up to it? I can just imagine playing Socom 2 on that little beauty
>
> Speaking of which, did you get to see BR2 in the end?


Ermmm no i got distracted by a certain game i like :-D I'll watch it eventually, i actually bought Battle Royale today from HMV for £7.99 as it was on sale. Nice little bargain me thinks

lalakersrule wrote:

> £1500 eh? Not too bad. My step dad is retiring soon i might try
> and persuade him to get one

I would say it's certainly worth the investment, especially if you enjoy watching your films.

Speaking of which, did you get to see BR2 in the end?

Bleeders wrote:
> lalakersrule wrote:

> The whole caboodle, which was the Tannoy Surround Sound, Prog Scan
> DVD Player, Projector and Cinema Screen came to a shade over
> £1500, which is really good I felt.


£1500 eh? Not too bad. My step dad is retiring soon i might try and persuade him to get one

Agreed.

The sooner the better.

Flockhart wrote:
> Bleeders wrote:
> We have Beer, Twinkies, Chocolate and Bacon - will that suffice?
>
> Are you Homer Simpson ?

I like to think I am sometimes. Just need the gut, oh, and Pork Rines. ;-D