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Has MGM also stopped putting inserts in? Thanks

On Wed, 4 Feb 2004 22:07:58 -0500, "Jarndtv"
<> wrote:

>Has MGM also stopped putting inserts in? Thanks
>

No insert in mine, so I guess that's a "yes" at least in this release.

> Has MGM also stopped putting inserts in? Thanks

MGM has released lots of DVD's without inserts.


ML-78

"Jarndtv" <> wrote in message
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> Has MGM also stopped putting inserts in? Thanks
>
>
no insert however, despite the very short featurette and the weak deleted
scene (no wonder they didn't use it as you will see), this one is worth
owning. The transfer is considerably better than the original MGM version.

In article <kPyVb.3313$ ers.com>,
Tad Bitt <> wrote:

> no insert however, despite the very short featurette and the weak deleted
> scene (no wonder they didn't use it as you will see), this one is worth
> owning. The transfer is considerably better than the original MGM version.


No insert on this SE. But strangely, the initial non-SE DVD release had
an eight page booklet included. It's still a nice disc. The transfer is
better in this SE, but that sin't saying much since the initial release
was really poor.

Here's a review link to the new SE which has one comparison screen shot
of the slightly altered framing and updated transfer:

http://www.thedigitalreview.com/foru...=&threadid=606

Enjoy.

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