CoS still on in cinemas (CoS DVD/Video release)

[Lisa <dozierwoman@hotmail.com>]

--- In HPFGU-Movie at yahoogroups.com, "Amanda Pressnell" <manda at q...> 
wrote:
> "Anne <urbana at c...>" <urbana at c...> wrote:
> > 
> > The good news is that the April 11th release of
> > the CoS DVD will give us a good impetus to finally buy a DVD 
player -
> > though a friend has told me to make sure we have DVD-compatible
> > speakers so that we can take advantage of all the DVD features, 
e.g.
> > surround sound. Is that really necessary? We can afford a DVD 
player
> > right now (in the $200 range) but not sure we can spring for
> > additional sound equipment at this time.
> 
> Nah.. it's not necessary. We got a $120 DVD player for Christmas 
and [having watched the VHS 25+ times *blushes*] it's amazing what 
sound quality we get just out of the 
> two little speakers built into the TV. I once scoffed at people 
raving about DVD quality sound, but color me impressed.
> 
> > Anne U
> > (who really wants to see all those "extras" on the DVD)
> 
> I was rather unimpressed by the SS/PS extras. When you get right 
down to it, the only really good extras are the deleted scenes. I'm 
glad the COS DVD will have lots of 
> interviews and stuff. Here's a peek at the cover.
> 
> http://www.dvdpricesearch.com/cgi-bin/dvdcalc2?
cmd=calc&tmpCart=23458
> 
> Yeah, it's the same as the theatrical poster, but it gave me a 
little thrill to see it. :-)
> 
> And for the record, I only got to see COS twice in the theater (and 
one was that disastrous time with the disappearing howler scene). We 
wanted to see it a third time, but 
> my local small town theater took it off a week before Christmas. 
*sigh*
> 
> Manda

Thanks for the preview of the cover. But I do have a question, which 
is better, full screen or wide screen?

Lisa (who is still trying to figure out technology)