VHS/DVD

Posted by Michaelson from 150.182.1.47 on April 04, 2000 at 14:09:28:

In Reply to: Another sign that LUCA$ is slipping towards the Dark Side. Forget betraying, shiva, he's betrayed INDYFAN! posted by California Mike on April 04, 2000 at 04:43:28:

Well, California, I can only speak for myself here, but I don't own a DVD player. I have no idea when I ever will, but then I also still have an LP record changer and working 8 track, so that pretty much shows how quickly I adapt. (grins) DVD is an up and coming thing, but remember, there are a lot more VHS players out there than DVD's. Until I'm pushed to having to own that format, I hope the VHS offerings keep coming. I can still drive down to Wal-Mart and pick up a VHS player for a heck of a lot less money than the DVD, and in this area, I'll probably have to drive over 50 miles to even find a DVD play for sale. It's all relative. Now as to the rest of your post, I have no position. Regards. Michaelson

: The price for the new widescreen *VHS*!! version of the phantom menace is over 30 bucks!! I guess dvd indy's or star wars will be around fifty bucks each, or whatever the market will bear.

: I say no more! Luca$ couldn't even throw Willow at us on dvd while we wait for Indy? This is getting ridiculous.

: I had hoped that after Luca$ got completely skunked by the Matrix at the Academy Awards he would have learned at least two or three things...

: 1)his popular infallibility is slipping (turning The Force into a subatomic symbiotic bacteria, creating moronic five-year old pandering Jar Jar binks, and delaying Indy IV might have something to do with this).
: 2)he needs to bring back the fans, fast, with dvd releases of popular films.
: 3)The best way to ease his disappointment was to take a few months and get the ball rolling on Indy IV.

: I will ask all IndyFan's to pledge to no longer buy shoddy, overpriced vhs copies of of Luca$'s stuff until we see DVD!!

: (p.s., still waiting for more young indy episodes, which back in february of 99 were supposed to be released "soon".

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: Well, California, I can only speak for myself here, but I don't own a DVD player. I have no idea when I ever will, but then I also still have an LP record changer and working 8 track, so that pretty much shows how quickly I adapt. (grins) DVD is an up and coming thing, but remember, there are a lot more VHS players out there than DVD's. Until I'm pushed to having to own that format, I hope the VHS offerings keep coming. I can still drive down to Wal-Mart and pick up a VHS player for a heck of a lot less money than the DVD, and in this area, I'll probably have to drive over 50 miles to even find a DVD play for sale. It's all relative. Now as to the rest of your post, I have no position. Regards. Michaelson

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: : The price for the new widescreen *VHS*!! version of the phantom menace is over 30 bucks!!  I guess dvd indy's or star wars will be around fifty bucks each, or whatever the market will bear.

: : I say no more!  Luca$ couldn't even throw Willow at us on dvd while we wait for Indy?  This is getting ridiculous.

: : I had hoped that after Luca$ got completely skunked by the Matrix at the Academy Awards he would have learned at least two or three things...

: : 1)his popular infallibility is slipping (turning The Force into a subatomic symbiotic bacteria, creating moronic five-year old pandering Jar Jar binks, and delaying Indy IV might have something to do with this).  
: : 2)he needs to bring back the fans, fast, with dvd releases of popular films. 
: : 3)The best way to ease his disappointment was to take a few months and get the ball rolling on Indy IV.

: : I will ask all IndyFan's to pledge to no longer buy shoddy, overpriced vhs copies of of Luca$'s stuff until we see DVD!!

: : (p.s., still waiting for more young indy episodes, which back in february of 99 were supposed to be released "soon".

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