that's how I remember watching the films on TV back in the day.
Never really knew that it was a special cut of both films.

I own the 3 film box set and was lucky to pick it up for around 15 bucks, but there are some tears on the spine.
Really nice to watch them all in order

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I actually somewhat prefer part 3 over 2, so the complete trilogy is preferable imo. Also, watching them in chronological order (1901-1980) in one single sitting is awesome. Did it once when I first got my first LD player.

Won this auction on YAJ. Its very interesting since there isn't any info on Tenchi Muyo rental disc on the site. Sadly, won't be able to get into the nitty gritty until I get it in a few months (Boat shipping yo!). It's prob. the same content as the original releases, but with a Rental OBI and stamp. Oh well. Not a bad price for the first OVA run + Sound File disc.

did the seller on YAJ have any pictures that you could link to?

Yes.

I do have a copy of the sound file but its the sale version never knew a rental existed. those would look nicer had they not used green and possibly have the rental signage just a little a little smaller. As it is its rather annoying. by messing up good pictures especially of Sasami

I think that the discs are exactly the same as the normal versions, only with the "RENTAL" label on them.

They probably don't have the liner notes tho

If you have the Japanese Godfather saga, you can just put in 3 after the end of that, IIRC everything in 3 is after 2.

on-topic: Just got some boxed Discovisions from mediaphile here. Very well packed and the condition was better than described

I agree, mediaphile is awesome. That's who I got my copy of "Diary of a Mad Housewife" from, among others.

Today I got this in the mail:

I love this movie, and I know there's likely much better versions out there, but it was very cheap, and this particular edition was of special interest to me for a reason:



DISCOVISION IN DISGUISE

That and the LaserVision side bumpers are almost completely unique to this edition.

You're both prob. right. I wanted them cause I didn't have a copy of Tenchi on LD and there isn't any info on these guys on the DB. So two birds with one stone.

When I first read that post I thought you wanted it because of the amusingly cut off film synopsis.

forty-six-and-2, are there other MVC discs with covers like that? Do people still count them as Discovision discs? Pretty interesting if so, I never knew they variated from their original design.

The Lost World: Jurassic Park...in glorious DTS format.

I have all the hardware and cabling now, so as soon as the disc gets here I can enjoy Dinosaurs Eating People extra loud.

I think there are a few. LDDB shows a number of MVC discs manufactured by DiscoVision. I wouldn't really count them as DiscoVision titles, though, but I still found it interesting. I still plan to pick up a better version of the film on LD, however.

Prince of Darkness (1987)
Starlight Home Video
PAL

Stargate (1994)
Pioneer LDCE
PAL

Titanic (1997)
Pioneer LDCE
PAL

True Lies (1994)
VCL/Carolco Home Video
PAL

Project A-Ko 2: Plot of the Daitokuji Financial Group, from a thrift store in North Carolina.
Of course, now that I know it was released in Japan in a "dual disc" format with separate soundtrack, I want that...

Enuff Z'Nuff (JAPAN)
Ac/Dc - Fly On The Wall (JAPAN)
Damn Yankees (JAPAN

not a LD but I do have this:







a service manual for my first LD player I no longer have the CLD-980. Looks to be complete too:D
I will try to scan and fix a pdf of this but due to Life experiences i.e. something I had never wanted to experience ever but always happens when you grow older these past two weeks it will be a while.