Rewind [DVD]

Product Information

R0 United Kingdom- DD Video - Yes - Exactly the same as the R1 Paramount DVD, except that the footage of Cushing clamping the artery with his teeth has been restored (90:05 PAL)

From the "Main Menu", scroll to "Extras", enter. Highlight "Commentary", press left to highlight the logo on Angela’s T-shirt, enter. Blu-ray ALL America- Scorpion Releasing / Doppelgänger Releasing / Music Box Films - No cuts. International Version (107:28). Of course you can put it into your drive and rewind it to the beginning that way, but wouldn’t it be better to be able to rewind it whist playing another DVD/CD ? Panic at the Opera" with director Dario Argento, screenwriter Franco Ferrini, and filmmaker Lamberto Bava (25:31, in Italian with French subtitles)

The Notes and the Nightmares" interview with composer Claudio Simonetti (31:04, in Italian with French subtitles) Those elements were digitised and then cleaned up, colour corrected (so they match the Paramount master) and then incorporated in the original master."

Blu-ray B Germany- Koch Media - No cuts. Includes the International Version (107:19) and the US Version (95:36). James E. Rustler: I just wanted to say this product is GREAT! It rewinds DVDs very fast and efficient. It is the greatest product I have ever got ever. Just stay on the Main Menu to be treated to the song featured in the end credits, which would be entitled "SleepAway" (3:06) The problem here is the mouse was closer than any other conductor. If you substitute the mouse (conductor) with other types of conductors, you could find some really interesting results. For example, a frog will not grow another head but will instead have tadpoles within 12 hours with multiple heads. When Mel discovers Meg's body (as it falls out of the shower stall), the DVD shortens the first glimpse of her body (0:01)Never pay another DVD rewind fee again! Compatible with all disc formats: DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, CDR, CDRW, Audio CD, VCD. Multi-region, code-free rewinder capable of rewinding all 6 region DVD's including RCE/REA encoded discs. NOTE: this product is intended as a novelty. All disc and MP3 media are direct access and do not truly require "rewinding." However, it is very fun to hear the sounds, and watch the lights of this product. We have tested the DVD Rewinder with the next generation disc media including Blu-Ray®, and HD. The DVD Rewinder also works with Sony Playstation®, Xbox®, and other disc based console system media." The box consists of 3 Amarays in a card sleeve, with collectible booklet with production notes by Jeff Hayes and John Klyza. All three films are also available individually, Note, that Rewind visitor Lyle_JP has compared R1 and UK-releases, and has confirmed that UK-releases are mediocre NTSC > PAL transfers, suffering from motion blurs due to field-blending. Uses the same source as the Japanese Blu-ray, though the German disc has significantly better compression with less mosquito noise and artefacts without using DNR. Well you see a dvd isn't a VHS it is really easy to rewind a dvd without using external methods since they don't need to be rewound. The US version: the film was planned to be released theatrically by Orion but it was never the case. However, in the process, Orion created a ~95min edit, which also appeared on laserdisc/VHS in Japan and on VHS in Holland and Australia (note that the eventual US tape release came in the form of an uncut, unrated version and an R-rated edit from the longer version rather than the Orion cut).

The Killer's Idenity" interview with screenwriter Franco Ferrini (37:25, in Italian with French subtitles) This to me is an already solved problem, years ago cassettes could be rewound with the use of a biro, or pencil and no special tools. Why not CD’s How to Install Popcorn Time Movies & TV Shows Streaming App on iOS (iPhone & iPad) With No Jailbreak The Curse of MacBeth" interview with press agent Enrico Lucherini (14:06, in Italian with French subtitles) The US Version is presented in 2.35:1 widescreen with the "Opera" international title as opposed to the "Terror of The Opera" US title (the Orion logo is presented in 1.78:1 widescreen).A probable fix fo this, however, might be to coat the DVD in marshmallows before rewinding. It has been suggested that the abnormal frequency of radiation emanating from the rewinding DVD is of such a nature that the atoms in the marshmallows can absorb the radiation before it can escape into the surrounding environment. In turn, these marshmallows can serve a dual purpose in that they will then glow in the dark after exposure to this radiation - hence a new and greener source of kiddy night lights might result from all of this..

A sequence, where the Baron damns his useless hands and grasps an artery from the monster's wrist with his teeth, followed by his rinsing his mouth out with water. So the answer was simple, make a 3Dprinted adapter that will fit into the centre of a CD/DVD and allow it to be rewound with a pencil or pen, just like a cassette. Blu-ray ALL 3-Disc Limited Edition America- Scorpion Releasing - No cuts. Includes the International Version (107:25) and the US Version (95:38). Blood Red Curtain" interview with director Dario Argento (21:41, in Italian with English subtitles) So I am assuming that the spider actually must have been closer than the mouse and somehow had its arachnid DNA mutated to impart these special abilities to my nephew Peter.The original pressing had the anamorphic flag defect, and it was also shorter version than the "re-release". DD Video is apparently taking replacements, if you have the "original pressing" -> www.ddvideo.co.uk . Also in the double feature with "Captain Kronos: Vampire Hunter". After heavy research into the cause of his misfortune, I determined that the radiation emanating from the DVD rewinder sitting next to his cage was the cause of the problem. These cuts were in the source provided to Anchor Bay and the cut-status were overlooked) (84:16 NTSC > PAL) The Vengeance of the Ravens" interview with animatronic effects artist Sergio Stivaletti (15:49, in Italian with French subtitles)