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Newest Review: ... category. This lists the features that are included such as interviews, sound and picture formats. With most DVD's ... more

... costing around the £20 mark it's important to know what you're buying and what extras are included. Existing releases are given a half page, to the same format. All are well written and tell you what you need to know about the film - without spoiling the plot. Advertising is spread throughout the magazine in the right proportion. The adverts shown support the features i.e. film adverts are shown alogside reviews, machine & hardware shown alongside the product reviews at the back of the magazine. The ba...more

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What DVD?: Best for reviews (253 words)
by - written on 03/03/01 (Very useful, 92 readings)
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What DVD is a monthly magazine that concentrates on reviewing films, priced at £4.99. New releases are reviewed in some depth, each taking up a page. All are done to a standard format - price, certificate, who stars, the plot and their verdict. A number of screen shots are shown as well as a very usefull "disc features" category. This lists the features that are included such as interviews, sound and picture formats. With most DVD's costing around the £20 mark it's important to know what you're buying and what extras are included. Existing releases are given a half page, to the same format. All are well written and tell you what ... Read the complete review

DVD Buyer - excellent source of information (181 words)
by - written on 12/11/00 (Useful, 185 readings)
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As i know absolutely nothing about DVD players and am keen to aquire one, i thought i would set about buying a magazine to try and find out more about them. I purchased DVD Buyer which is a complete DVD hardware buyers guide. Reasonably priced at £3.99 it contains information on lots of different makes of DVD players from the likes of Sony, Phillips, Hitachi, Sharp and Pioneer to name but a few. The magazine goes in alphabetical order and each DVD player has either 1 or 2 pages to itself providing you with information on the features the machine has, if it is multi-region, dolby sound etc. and they test various films on the machines and the pictures taken from them ... Read the complete review

What DVD? (169 words)
by - written on 30/09/00 (Very useful, 80 readings)
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This is in my opinion the best monthly DVD magazine, it has a good latest news section and regular reviews of all the latest new DVD’s (both region 1 and 2). It also reviews the latest DVD hardware and has regular features on such subjects as setting up a home cinema, regional coding, chipping players and when blockbuster films come to our favourite silver disc, running a special feature on them. The only downside to this magazine is the fact that lately they have been including a cover disc of previews for up and coming DVD releases on the cover and consequently charging more than the normal £3.25 for the magazine. I can’t agree with this as the ... Read the complete review

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