Another Site for Hard to Find Movies on DVD-R
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Another Site for Hard to Find Movies on DVD-R
Through yet another forum I post about Classic Movies I learned there is a site with an extensive selection of dvd-r's (movies that have been recorded from TV or other sources onto dvd discs---not commercial releases). They are not "free", because they charge you $9.95 per movie to cover shipping and expenses.
However, it's a rather decent site of "last resort" if you can't get a copy any other way. Also, if you check out the site's homepage, they offer a finding service that will search for even more obscure titles not on the previous list.
http://www.freemoviesondvd.com/index.htm#thefilms
The homepage address:
www.classicmovies.org
P.S. No, I'm not associated with this service in any way (*lol*) or Brad Lang who runs the site but I've been acquainted with him through the forums for years and he seems really honest and passionate about the classics.
However, it's a rather decent site of "last resort" if you can't get a copy any other way. Also, if you check out the site's homepage, they offer a finding service that will search for even more obscure titles not on the previous list.
http://www.freemoviesondvd.com/index.htm#thefilms
The homepage address:
www.classicmovies.org
P.S. No, I'm not associated with this service in any way (*lol*) or Brad Lang who runs the site but I've been acquainted with him through the forums for years and he seems really honest and passionate about the classics.
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Have you purchased anything from him, MissG?
If so, what is the film quality like?
I might be interested in getting some things from him...but I'm fairly picky about quality....as a couple of posters here will no doubt attest.
I have most of those films...but there are a few gems in there that have me interested.....
If so, what is the film quality like?
I might be interested in getting some things from him...but I'm fairly picky about quality....as a couple of posters here will no doubt attest.
I have most of those films...but there are a few gems in there that have me interested.....
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Well I'll tell you true, PK, I'm just about to place my first order with them which is why I posted this thread. I have been wanting THAT HAMILTON WOMAN on dvd for the longest, and I can only find it on R2. So, I'm going to order from this site and as soon as it arrives, I'll post right here and let everyone know how it is.
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Okay! I'm very curious about this! There are a few things there that I wouldn't mind getting IF they are decent quality.
One or two Cagney films, a couple of Eddie G. films, one Claudette Colbert film...and yeah, I'd love to get ahold of THAT HAMILTON WOMAN also - I'm still TRYING to cultivate a taste for Vivien Leigh.
BTW, did you ever purchase a DVD recorder and/or a burner? I'm still waiting to trade stuff with you as we have so much the same taste in...well...just about everything!
One or two Cagney films, a couple of Eddie G. films, one Claudette Colbert film...and yeah, I'd love to get ahold of THAT HAMILTON WOMAN also - I'm still TRYING to cultivate a taste for Vivien Leigh.
BTW, did you ever purchase a DVD recorder and/or a burner? I'm still waiting to trade stuff with you as we have so much the same taste in...well...just about everything!
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^ Well, when you replace your computer, make sure and get one with a DVD burner.
Most computers come with them these days for a very reasonable price.
And there is no point in buying one later and pulling components out of a new computer to replace them when you can do it up-front and keep your warranty intact.
Just my 2 cents.
Most computers come with them these days for a very reasonable price.
And there is no point in buying one later and pulling components out of a new computer to replace them when you can do it up-front and keep your warranty intact.
Just my 2 cents.
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I ordered some stuff from the guy in the Make Way for Tomorrow thread I posted. (Make Way and Naked Alibi) I'll report on quality when I get them.
I also picked up some silents from Gagman66 and quality on what I've viewed so far looks good, price was fair and he had them to me within a week of me sending a MO.
I also picked up some silents from Gagman66 and quality on what I've viewed so far looks good, price was fair and he had them to me within a week of me sending a MO.
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That Hamilton Woman - dvd
I received my dvd of That Hamilton Woman and took a quick look at it to judge it's quality. I give it a "so so" rating. The picture looks like a watery vhs-to-dvd transfer. But, aside from seeking a used vhs tape or Region 2 disc, this is my only option. If it's indicative of the quality of all the other titles in their collection, then I might say try everywhere else first.
The packaging is just the simple "jewel" case with a picture inside the cover.
The packaging is just the simple "jewel" case with a picture inside the cover.