[J.H.]

I'm looking for a website with DVD details.Meaning a website that lists what aspect ratio the movie is on the DVD and what sound is on the DVD[DD or DTS] or [5.1 or 2.0] Just the real facts on what the movie on the disc is? Does a website like that exist?Thanks J.H.

 

[Carl Jones]

Check the following;


IMDB, Amazon US (assuming your US. They have Amazon UK, Amaxon De, Amazon etc, depending on what you want), All Movie Guide, and DVD Empire. There are others but anyone of these should get you whatever your looking for.

 

[mpedris]

The best and most accurate DVD information I've found had been at the Widescreen Review website

 

[Rupert]

This site compares the various versions of DVD's:

http://www.dvdcompare.net/

 

[The Swarm]

 http://www.dvdlister.com/

 

[nyg]

When you click on the DVD artwork at www.dvdempire.com you'll see a fullsize scan of the front cover. In almost all cases there will be a link to the back cover directly above and below the front cover scan. When you click that link you'll see a fullsize scan of the back cover which has all the technical details you need, easily readible. I use their site to research DVDs all the time for this very reason.

 

[canue]

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Originally posted by 720p When you click on the DVD artwork at www.dvdempire.com you'll see a fullsize scan of the front cover. In almost all cases there will be a link to the back cover directly above and below the front cover scan. When you click that link you'll see a fullsize scan of the back cover which has all the technical details you need, easily readible. I use their site to research DVDs all the time for this very reason.

I agree with 720P and for inserts go to Barnes and Noble and click on the movie then chapters, you can c,c,p them onto a insert card, get Nero or Roxio and drag some of the DVD screen caps for custom look onto the top/sides of the insert. Studios are getting cheaper on not having chapter menu cards on many new purchases.