No US release. Kind of insulting when you consider that it is the work of an American studio about an American Author.
No, scratch that, what is insulting is the fact that I have purchased this on VHS legally, DVD legally, and am now being pushed to consider piracy as the only available option to finally see this film in higher definition.
Got a kind of "Thanks Hollywood" vibe going on at the moment. I'm sick of separate release dates on all sides of the globe and wonder how long people will have to steal their content in order to watch the same films and TV shows as those elsewhere in the world. Reward for loyalty I suppose.
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cryocore
12 years ago
You could just buy it from Amazon.co.uk. They deliver to the U.S and the disc is region free.
We have such sights to show you.
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Anchovy_Special
12 years ago
I can confirm this. I ordered from Amazon UK, it is Region Free, and received it very quickly (within a week). Was 13 pounds UK plus 3.08 shipping making it $26.42 when converted to USD. I will say that I ordered from a Marketplace seller on AmazonUK that was based in the US. You can find this movie on the US Amazon here, but it runs $40:
http://www.amazon.com/Adventures-Mark-Twain-Comet-Quest/dp/B006IJODD2/ ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1331227884&sr=8-5
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hallogallo
10 years ago
The disc is region free so I guess your reason for complaining must be that you won't buy imports. Do you think every DVD/blu-ray made outsides of the USA must be some shoddy bootleg or something? That's rich coming from a country that thanks to their somewhat complicated copyright laws has probably the world's largest selection of relatively recent (ie 70's and 80's) movies that are considered public domain...
"Who's driving this plane? Stan Butler?"
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