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Yep - good call on Stargate. Jeeze so many - I've got about 400 DVDs and it is hard working through them!

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I've got a fantastic job (hopefully still there on Monday), but I'm not hiring at present since the finance industry is going a little slow right now...

Give me a call in 6 months time or so!

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Predator pack just out, can't wait to see what that's like.



<font color=blue>Smoke me a Kipper, I'll be back for breakfast!</font color=blue>

It makes you turn your head and look around when the bullets fly by. Almost trying to dodge the bullets.


<font color=red>"My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings:
Look on my works, ye Mighty, and dispair!"</font color=red>

The car chase(s) in Ronin were fantastic on my 42" plasma. It was _lot_ of money at the time, but I'm really glad I got it.

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L O U D!

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Speaking of jobs...

I'm about to get laid off for the second time in less than a year!! Whoopee!

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Star Wars 1 - Why no DVD?

Mercantilism , that´s why!
The Lucas Dude is waiting for the release of Star Wars 3 , just to even think about it!

Why should you learn from your mistakes?
Learn from other´s! It´s cheaper and less painfull! :-D

in other words, by the time they will have the Episode 1 DVD out, there will be something newer and better besides DVD...... I mean, episode 2 isn't even coming out for another year....

DVD is gonna be around for a long time. I wouldn't worry too much about that. The capabilities of DVD work hand in hand with HDTV, and HDTV won't become standard until 2004-2005.

<font color=red>We are going to have peace even if we have to fight for it. - Eisenhower</font color=red>

Yep - good call. Event Horizon was pretty weak.

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just announced on the star wars website:



starwars.com Episode I News Article


DVD: The Wait is Over
June 19, 2001


On October 16, Lucasfilm Ltd. and Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment will begin the worldwide release of Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace on DVD. The highly anticipated arrival of Episode I marks the first film of the Star Wars saga to debut on DVD.
Enthusiastic fans of the film will be rewarded for their patience. Clocking in at about 480 minutes in length, it features over six hours of additional bonus material, including brand new visual effects sequences executed just for the DVD release.

Here's what the two-disc set will feature:

The Phantom Menace, mastered by THX for superior sound and picture quality, presented in Anamorphic Widescreen and Dolby 5.1 Surround EX (English), Dolby 2.0 Surround (English and Spanish), and Dolby 2.0 Surround (French, for Canadian release)
Audio commentary by Writer-Director George Lucas; Producer Rick McCallum; Co-Editor and Sound Designer Ben Burtt; Visual Effects Supervisors Scott Squires, John Knoll and Dennis Muren; and Animation Supervisor Rob Coleman, offering personal insights into the making of the film
Seven never-before-seen deleted scenes with full visual effects completed just for the DVD release
"The Beginning" -- an all-new hour-long documentary culled from over 600 hours of footage offering unprecedented access inside Lucasfilm and ILM during the making of Episode I
Multi-angle storyboard to animatic to finished film feature, that lets you flip through the various phases of development of key action sequences
Five behind-the-scenes featurettes exploring The Phantom Menace's storyline, designs, costumes, visual effects and fight scenes
The popular "Duel of the Fates" music video that debuted in 1999
All 12 parts of the Lynne's Diaries, the web documentaries that first appeared here at starwars.com
Galleries of theatrical posters, print campaign, and never-before-scene production photos
Downloaded by millions from starwars.com, the original theatrical teaser and launch trailers, plus seven TV spots including the "tone poems"
The two-disc set is priced at $ 29.98 in the U.S. and $ 41.98 in Canada.

Keep checking starwars.com for more updates on this exciting upcoming release.





life is what happens while you are making other plans

It's about friggin time!!! I'm glad I didn't buy the VHS version now.

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Sweet, I thought I'd have to wait all those years. I've been boycotting the VHS version. It could serve no justice...

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