Articles by Guido Henkel

Waterboy

December 12, 1998 // 0 Comments

Buena Vista Home Entertainment has released “The Waterboy” in the film’s original 1.85:1 widescreen aspect ratio. The image is sharp and well defined, exhibiting no compression artifacts, color bleeding or noise. The compression is very good, as we [...]

Pecker

December 12, 1998 // 0 Comments

Writer and Director John Waters retains his taste for the odd, masked beneath a bright panorama of his hometown of Baltimore. “Pecker” transfer is the typically fantastic print that many consumers have come to expect from New Line Home Video. The [...]

Piracy becomes a serious threat to DVD in Asia

December 11, 1998 // 0 Comments

Many of you have already noticed that pirated DVD discs are already available in the US for a number of films that have not officially been released to DVD. While they may look like official releases from a different region, these discs are usually [...]

Create your own DVDs – the DV Spotlight tells you how

December 10, 1998 // 0 Comments

In the January issue of “Digital Video” magazine, DVD guru Ralph LaBarge is taking a close look at five existing, PC/MacOS based MPEG-2 encoding hardware packages ranging from $5,000 to $40,000. The detailed comparison of the systems informs you why [...]

ExtremeDVD takes your standard TV Set to the extreme

December 10, 1998 // 0 Comments

Information came in on yet another “hot” technology that will supposedly revolutionize our living rooms, but in our opinion, it sounds quite frankly just as pointless as Divx, trying to cash in on a changing market. But read for yourself… NetTV [...]

“The Flintstones” on their way to the silver disc

December 10, 1998 // 0 Comments

Universal Home Video is releasing Brian Levant’s The Flintstones on DVD on February 23, but today we can already give you a look at the cover of this Collector’s Edition release. The film, starring John Goodman, Rick Moranis, Rosie O’Donnell, [...]

The Serpent And The Rainbow

December 10, 1998 // 0 Comments

Director Wes Craven has had the fortune to build two solid franchises during his twenty-year career, both in the horror genre. While his "Scream" movies haunt mostly younger audiences these days, Wes Craven is also the father of Freddy Krueger, [...]

Face/Off

December 10, 1998 // 0 Comments

“Face/Off” is presented in an anamorphic transfer in its original 2.35:1 widescreen aspect ratio. The image is superb and flawless without even the slightest noise or pixelation. The overall picture is sharp and very well defined; shadows are solid [...]

Another online store just started carrying DVD

December 9, 1998 // 0 Comments

The situation with online stores on the Internet is getting more ferocious by the day, as you have certainly noticed. Today we just got an announcement from yet another store to carry DVD product on the web, by the name of Total E. The store is part of [...]
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