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The commentary tracks for the season 3 episode "Consequences" list Michael Gershman as the writer, when it was actually Marti Noxon who was the writer for that episode. Michael Gershman was the director.

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The 2021 German releases misspell Rachael Leigh Cook's first name as "Rachel". Easy mistake to make.

https://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=1762#3
https://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=51559#6

Please don't ask me why I'm looking up the 2000 remake of Get Carter :lol:

The commentary for the alternate ending on the US R1 DVD is actually not optional. There's no option for a commentary in the menu and the featurette plays with 3 English tracks available which are all identical; all with commentary.

https://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/film.php?fid=239#1

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The R1 America, R2 Scandinavia and R2 United Kingdom DVDs for Shattered Glass all say "Audio commentary by writer/director Billy Ray and and former "New Republic" editor Chuck Lane"

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The 2019 US, UK & French releases have Roddy McDowall's name misspelled as "Rowdy McDowall" for the "Roddy McDowall: From Apes to Bats" featurette.

https://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/ ... ?fid=19483

The site's page has the US Blu-ray release listed as region A. It is in fact region free. The movie also came out in 2015, not 2014.

I own the disc and - https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/The-Fina ... ay/141195/

James-Masaki_Ryan wrote:Updated

Hi,

Either I'm blind, or there is no longer any link to the visual comparison ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

The link to the visual comparison between the US Twilight Time and UK Plan B releases for The Boston Strangler (1968) no longer works and now gives a "HTTP 404: Page not found" error message. Here's a new working link:

https://caps-a-holic.com/c.php?d1=9634&d2=13851&c=2285

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The R1 American DVD is missing the following extras (probably all the other countries are too but I don't have those):

Disc two:
Extended Version of "Anything You Can Do" (with Introduction by Marc Cheery)
Runtime: 43 minutes 54 seconds for the episode, 43 seconds for the intro with Marc Cherry ...

James-Masaki_Ryan wrote:Fixed. Runtime seems to be 6:12, as stated in our review and other reviews found.

Thanks. The video is 6:12, but the audio appears to be 6:13 for some reason.

The Shout! Factory Blu-ray listing does not include the "Music Recording" featurette found on the German Turbine Legacy Collection. I can confirm that it is in fact on the Shout! Factory disc as well. The run time is 6 minutes and 13 seconds.

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James-Masaki_Ryan wrote:Fixed

Thanks! But some of them now say "Ornithropters" instead of "Ornithopters"

The following pages list one of the bonus features as "Constructing the Orniyhropters". It should in fact be "Constructing the Ornithopters".

https://www.dvdcompare.net/comparisons/ ... ?fid=59646
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Ulrich_Christensen wrote:Looking at it, I think it should say:

Note that both releases have the 'For the Record' documentary, though the UK release has it split up.

So I have updated with that.

That makes much more sense now Thank you.

This is more of a question more than a correction.

In the Overall section for Diary of the Dead (2007) , it says the following:

Note that both releases have the 'For the Record' documentary, though the UK release has it up.

What on Earth does "the UK release has it up" mean? I see no mention of ...

Carrie (2002) runtime: 2:12:11

Sorry for the delay. I figured this would go straight through and completely forgot about it.

Movie: 1:44:52
Alternate Ending: 1:06
Alternate Scenes: 7:27 (the site says 2:27. It's 7:27)
Theatrical Trailer: 2:16

Alternate Ending: Before/After Special Effects Sequence (480p) clip w/ optional audio commentary with director Katt Shea (1:06)
Alternate Scenes Not Seen in Theaters (480p) reel w/optional audio commentary with director Katt Shea (2:27)

The commentaries on the alternate opening and alternate ...

The UK 2D/3D Blu-ray (and possibly every other release) has a separate subtitle track for the foreign dialogue only - track #13. I reckon this should be in the notes section so that people can have the best viewing experience.

The UK Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment Blu-ray release for The Terminator (1984) has "Keep Case" listed as the case type and nothing else. I would like to add that it is also available as a limited edition steelbook - http://www.blu-ray.com/movies/The-Terminator-Blu-ray/42325/

I would have ...