English/French

Is anyone else upset about the french on the DVD?

I am upset about the continuity in my DVD collection. I didn't like the fact that all Episodes were in English only, and then to complete my collection, they brought out this english/french version for Episode III.

I had a friend of mine purchase another DVD from the States for me.

 

Speaking as someone who doesn't own the Ep III DVD, and doesn't know what you're talking about -- What are you talking about? I thought all of the DVDs had multilingual options.

 

The covers man, the covers!!!

The cover for EP III has the French on it as well, so it looks totally out of place next to the other 5 on a shelf.

 

Oh, the covers!

The covers are bilingual now? That's kinda weird that they would do that, I wonder what the reason was. Maybe to give people another reason to get the boxed set.

 

yeah poof....le covers!

I don't even put the Episode III DVD on the shelf with the others.

But, when my U.S. version gets here, the circle will be complete...Sorry George, but it'll take a little more than that to get me to purchase a $200 box set.

 

back up...YOU DON'T OWN AN EPISODE III DVD????

 

Ya well I don't have a working DVD player at the moment so I can't watch it anyway. Do the covers really look so different?

 

The Title are about half the size of the other DVD's and they have english and french on the back of the DVD.

To me, it's like you are buying a set of fine China...Blue Plate, Blue Plate, Blue Plate, Blue Plate, Blue Plate, Red Plate. Might as well throw the whole set out. Or find someone that's heading to the States to buy you a copy.

 

Or you could just goto cdcovers.cc and download and print out the US cover. If you want PM me and I'll send you a Hi-Rez copy a friend of mine scanned of the US cover. My set is now complete.

Ryan

 

Thanks Ryan,

But, I've already resigned to the fact that I'll be getting one from the US.

Cheers

 

it's the same thing with cereal boxes.

 

You order cereal boxes from the states too?

Hey, if it wasn't for bilingual cereal boxes, we wouldn't know what flocans were! And that's useful information if you're ever in a French restaurant with a hankering for some flocans.