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| The Best of Blu-ray Disc, Volume One (Lethal Weapon / The Road Warrior / Swordfish / Training Day) [Blu-ray] |
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| Manufacturer: Warner Home Video |
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| List Price: $84.99 |
| Sale Price: $59.99 |
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Product Description |
| Includes Lethal Weapon, The Road Warrior, Swordfish, and Training Day. |
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- The Road Warrior One of the most mind-blowing stunt movies ever made. Mel Gibson first made his movie mark as loner Mad Max, driving the roads of a post-apocalypse Australian outback and helping the scraggly defenders of a fuel-depot encampment against murderous marauders.Swordfish Your password for high tech excitement. John Travolta is a mastermind plotting a huge electronic theft caper, Hugh Ja
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 Awesome collection and great value. |
| Review Date: January 24, 2008 |
| Reviewer: AreYouKidding?, |
A great collection of movies. I purchased this along with The Best of Blu-ray, Volume Two (The Last Samurai / The Phantom of the Opera / Unforgiven / The Fugitive) [Blu-ray] as part of a sale in Dec.'07.
Here is some important info that Amazon left out:
- All four movies are in 1080p.
- Lethal Weapon is the only @ 1.85:1 aspect ratio.
- The other 3 movies are 2.4:1.
- All feature Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround Sound.
Each of the blu-ray discs include the original "blu" protective case, complete with insert. All four cases slide into a cardboard cover that resembles the product photo on this page. This is much better than some of the collections I have on DVD where each disc is in a flimsy paper sleeve. I included a few photos (check customer images) of the box/packaging.
Note: The individual cases are not factory shrink-wrapped but they do include the white plastic seal/tape that goes over the top. I imagine this is important to those who had plans on selling or gifting any movies they didn't like from the set. Not that you would do that. :)
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all good except for one...
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| Review Date: September 1, 2008 |
| Reviewer: Cisco Wilkinson, Hawaii,USA |
| I loved almost all of the movies here except for Mad Max... not my cup o' tea. The transfers are okay could have been better. |
remastered dvd's blu-ray
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| Review Date: January 30, 2010 |
| Reviewer: cars333, wagener sc |
| while you will most certainly see a difference while watching in hi-def the improvement in quality does not justify the price, however, if you are buying because you want these films for your library go for it. i have seen prices higher for standard dvd's. |
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