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Post by *~*Háthawyn*~* on Jan 12, 2004 2:14:52 GMT
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Post by Evenstar on Jan 12, 2004 6:39:52 GMT
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Post by Radagast the Brown on Jan 12, 2004 6:40:15 GMT
What is this VCD? Video CD?
My friend's uncle lives in Korea, and the copyright laws of the US don't apply there, so they're selling RotK right now for $2 each. True story. There aren't any special features, and some stuff on the menus are spelled wrong, but HEY! It's RotK!
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Post by Marieke on Jan 12, 2004 11:39:16 GMT
I don't think I'll buy an illegal version of ROTK. I always want to have the original stuff, including the special features. But I think that it will be very hard to say no if someone offers me an illegal edition right now.
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Post by Éowynshue on Jan 12, 2004 14:17:33 GMT
There's quite a big business for pirated DVDs, VCDs and videos in my area. Infact theres a market in town that I'm pretty sure would have been selling ROTK a couple of days after it came out. Think my one of friends said he was getting a copy...
I don't think I'll get a copy. Might borrow it from a friend when ROTK leaves cinemas though....
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Post by *~*Háthawyn*~* on Jan 12, 2004 16:05:31 GMT
Evenstar - yes, VCD is Videdo CD  My friend bought one of those, and told me there are no special features, and sometimes the subtitles are wrong, but the movie is complete, and taking the subtitles off, it's perfect. The copyright laws of the US are not applied in Brazil either, so that's why I think they can sell them... |
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Post by Evenstar on Jan 12, 2004 22:20:54 GMT
Cool! But I don't think I would buy one even if the laws didn't apply here, I like the original version too. But that's still cool!
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Second, WHAT?!!!!!!!!! Whatever it means, rotk at home is a shocker!!!!!!!! 
