This CODEFREE DVD Box set contains the fist 4 6th ...
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This CODEFREE DVD Box set contains the fist 4 6th Doctor Adventures:

- Zweimal Einstein (Twin Dilemma)
- Angriff der Kyberm&auml;nner (Attack of the Cybermen)
- Revolte auf Varos (Vengeance on Varos)
- Die Rache des Meisters (The Mark of the Rani)

and of course the complete Bonus Material plus a lovely introduction written by Colin Baker.

Sound: English and German
Subtitles: English (HI) and German
Region Code: 0
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The Dragon Ball Z Season Five DVD box set includes six DVDs that contain twenty-six episodes.  The first two discs contain six episodes, the third disc contains five episodes, the fourth and fifth discs contain three episodes, and the sixth disc contains three episodes and the DVD extras.

The special features really aren't all that special.  All you get are the textless versions of the opening and ending credits (which is a feature that was already included on the previous four DVD box sets), and trailers.  The trailers included on this set are for xxxHolic, Glass Fleet, Black Cat, Fullmetal Alchemist, Dragon Ball Z, One Piece, Baki the Grappler, and Samurai 7.

Another issue I have with this set is with the audio mastering levels.  FUNimation's opening splash screen, the trailers at the beginning of the DVDs, and the menu were mastered at a high audio level.  However, the actual episodes on the discs were mastered with a very soft audio level.  It's rather frustrating to have to sharply turn the volume down when you put the DVD into the player, and then having to sharply turn the audio back up in order to hear the audio for the episodes.

While I was disappointed with the audio levels and the lack of special features, this set is still a "must get" for any Dragon Ball Z fan that wants all the episodes on DVD.  This 26-episode set sells for anywhere between $30 and $50.  The price is a little disappointing for this set, since you paid the same price for the previous four sets but you get more episodes on the previous volumes.

In order to write this review, I checked out a copy of this DVD box set through the King County Library System.
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I've left a couple of comments for other KofQ compilations.  However, one of the BEST things about all of the boxed sets is they are on only three disks.  If you are a diehard KofQ fan as I am, you can have marathon viewings without getting off the couch to change disks.  That's the way Doug would do it: sit on the couch for the long ride--snacks within reach.  I love Raymond, but 5 discs are too much.  They take up a lot of room and you have to get off the sofa to change disks too often.  Go for the King--its much funnier than Raymond and more user friendly.
2953955
I would suggest this set to any Python fan. Thoroughly enjoyable. And 6 DVDS!!!!
812232
This is the 4th time I have tried buying this software and each code is already activated.
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First i will say this is an excellent presentation.  I thought this was a boxed set like the Hoppy TV set it is not.  What it is a compilation of 6 dvd's from 2009 and 8 dvds from 2004.  The plastic boxes say 2014 and 2015.  The discs say 2004 and 2009.  These sets were probably sold individually at one time and now assembled with a cellophane wrapper around the 4 boxes.  In any case they were digitally remastered and the picture and sound quality excellent.  I noticed that in a previous amazon review it was mentioned that  4 movies were missing.  Their are no movies missing all 66 are here and that Boyd's total output.  Another viewer was unhappy because the films were not presented in chronological order but if the purchaser takes the 4 boxes and takes the box with the earliest films as No.l and does likewise with the other 3 you see they are near chronological .  Not exactly but almost.  The only negative i found was the stacking of the disk in he boxes.  4 dis'c on 1 spindle etc.  I threw the boxes out, numbered the disc 1 thru 14 and placed them in a sleeved pouch..  Oh yes Bonus material includes 3 Hoppy radio shows from 195l  27 minutes each.  If your a Hoppy fan you will want to get the entire radio series.  The stories for the most part were who-dunnits and starred andy clyde as california carlson.  Oh yes some of the newspaper strips are shown and of course the Hopalong biography.  I have all the radio shows but sold most of the daily and sunday strips 5 years ago.  Once again a fine offering.
4066969
This is a great set of DVD's. The episodes are very good and on the last disc you get an episode of Kung Fu:The Legend Continues featuring Clint Walker as Cheyenne Bodie.
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I preface my remarks by stating that the one-star rating I have given this video is not a reflection of the quality of the video itself.  Rather, it reflects the quality of the descriptive information provided by Amazon in regard to what the set contains.
Those who have bought boxed sets of Monty Python in stores know that stores sell them with three VHS tapes to a box and that such sets are generally displayed on the shelves with the open side of the box facing out.  So that the customer can easily tell which tapes are contained in the box, each tape is identified by a Volume number.  When you look at the box on the shelf, all you see is the Volume numbers.
The description provided here on Amazon's website indicates that this particular boxed set contains Episodes 20 through 26.  Note carefully that nowhere in the description does it mention what Volume numbers the set contains.
I knew that I had previously bought Volumes 1-15 in stores, but I made the critical mistake of assuming that Episode number was the same as Volume number.  Therefore, I expected that this set would contain material that I didn't already have.
Unfortunately, when I received the set, I was very disappointed to discover that it contains Volumes 10-12, which I do already have.
Therefore, I give this warning to people who have bought boxed sets in stores in the past and are now trying Amazon for the first time.  Make sure you know what you're getting, and be very careful not to assume that Episode numbers are the same as Volume numbers.
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Pretty good box set. Wish it had the 4 banned episodes though. Other than that, great set. A lot of nostalgia.
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Received this box set on February 9th after ordering it on January 25th as part of amazon's 'Deal of the Day' priced at $129.99.

My thoughts:

At $129.99, each season costs $14.44, each disc costs $2.36.

The original DVD box set, 'The Complete Collector's Edition', which I also own, came with a sliding drawer that contained a decent enough episode guide, nine episode cards (mine were noted as 'pilot', 'deep throat', 'conduit', 'ice', 'fallen angel', 'eve', 'Beyond the Sea', 'Darkness Falls', 'Tooms' and, 'The Erlenmeyer Flask'), a $5 coupon redeemable for X-Files graphic novels at checker book publishing (probably expired at this point, no expiration date noted), issue 13 of an X Files graphic novel, and, 'The X-Files Fight The Future' movie poster. None of these items come with the new blu-ray set.

The packaging is flimsier than the DVD set and contains a removable black box (behind season 9) for the insertion of season 10 into the box. Also, a second black box sits behind the removable one and that one is glued tight to the box, so, removal is not recommended. For me, the inside cardboard piece glued to the top of the box came apart a bit when I slid out the drawer containing the blu-ray sets. So, lesson learned, be careful when sliding out the drawer.

I watched the first two episodes of Season 1 and am very impressed. Video and audio are exemplary. I, also, listened to Chris Carter's commentary in episode two and note that it also had good clarity and presence. I should note that it appears to me that all of the extras associated with the previous DVD release are here.

I, also, watched some of Season 8. It appears that I have the incorrect Season 8 (I checked the product number on the back of the disc as well as read up on this problem on several web sites). The kicker is, for me, this Season 8 is not that bad. Is it me? Maybe. Is it my system? Maybe (Panasonic plasma TV). So, I'll do a little more reviewing of Season 8 before I commit to contacting Fox and making the exchange. In the past, I have made exchanges successfully for discs that had problems, so, if you feel strongly about this issue, I suggest you follow through and get replacements.

All in all, I am very satisfied (it must be dinged at least one star) and can't wait to watch the entire thing again (oh, dear). The whole reason for buying these is the vast improvement in the video and audio. I can take the blu-ray season sets out of the box and place them on my shelves, preserve the box elsewhere. I plan on keeping the DVD set; it would be difficult to sell if I keep the extras that came with it. So, I highly recommend this set purchased as is, or, as separate season sets depending on the price. To be honest, after all this, separate season sets might just be the way to go. According to what I have read, Season 8 is being dealt with and the replacements may appear as part of any retail set beginning in March, and, maybe the price will be even less by then. Keep an eye out for sales, etc.
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GREAT DISC SET. FREE RE-PRINT CARDS, AND A SMALL BAT MOBILE. I ORDERED THE DVD SET AND BLU RAY TO COMPARE AND THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE. THEY ARE THE SAME. EVEN THE DISC ARE THE SAME COLOR. AND THE BOOKLET IS THE SAME. THE ONLY DIFF. IS THE ADDITIONAL LITTLE BOOKLET WITH BEHIND THE SCENES PICS. AND A A SMALL BUTTON ON THE BLU RAY BOX OF THAT PLAYS A FEW SECONDS OF BATMAN THEME. THANKS
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editorial review and box misses fact that there are a total of FOUR episodes on this ... NOT 90 minutes of gloomates (which is only the name of ONE of the episodes).
original episodes were about 15 minutes. there are bonus items of the little parts before and after many episodes.

 box description is incomplete ... not a subtraction of the quality of the dvd.
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The Dragon Ball Season Five DVD box set includes five DVDs that contain thirty-one episodes.  The first four discs contain seven episodes, while the fifth disc contains three episodes and the DVD extras.  The emphasis on this set is Goku's training with Kami and Mister Popo to prepare for the next Tenkaichi Tournament, the actual Tenkaichi Tournament, and Goku and Chichi's attempt to save the Ox King and his castle after the castle ends up catching on fire.

On the main menu of the first four discs, you can choose to watch all the episodes, watch the disc with the marathon feature, choose which episode you want to watch, and set up your language and subtitle options.  One of the best features of this set is the marathon feature; this allows you to watch all of the episodes back-to-back.  However, with the marathon feature, you only see the opening credits once, and the ending credits are not shown.  In the setup menu, you can choose between English and Japanese audio.  You can also choose to turn the subtitles on and off.

The menu on the fifth DVD adds in a link for the special features.  However, the features aren't very special.  All you get are the textless versions of the opening and ending credits (which are the same as what appeared on the first four DVD box sets), and trailers.  The trailers included on this set are for D.Gray-man, Mushi-Shi, The Slayers, Black Cat, Soul Eater, and S.A.V.E.

Overall, the episodes on this disc are rather enjoyable.  The final few episodes wrap up the series nicely, and work perfectly to set the stage for the next series, Dragon Ball Z.  However, I was disappointed that FUNimation still insisted on splitting the episodes between the discs in an odd fashion.  It would have been nice if more of an effort had been made to split the episodes a little more evenly between the discs, especially since there's so little in the way of bonus features.

While I'm a little disappointed by the episode breakdown of the discs and by the lack of special features, this set is still a "must get" for any Dragon Ball fans that want to own the series on DVD.

In order to write this review, I checked out a copy of this DVD box set through the King County Library System.
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Arrived in 2 days via prime shipping. There was no apparent damage to the packaging or disks that I can detect (I noticed some reviews which indicated damage). The box set is three jewel cases and is really just a no-frills box set. If you are buying it you are doing it for the show and not extras. That said, it is seasons 1-7 as advertised and worked perfectly in my Samsung player.

So far I have tested the first disk of season 4 and have had no issues. The set is far cheaper than the individual seasons so for me it was a no-brainer. I was able to borrow the first three season from my father, but my wife did not watch it. Did the first 7 just in case she decides to check it out.
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This box set contains the following: Robotech Vol. 13, Robotech Vol. 14 and Robotech Extra Disc 7. Since the first two discs can be bought seperately, my review will focus on the extra disc.
The first extra on the disc is one thing every Robotech fan has dreamed of. A bunch of select deleted scenes from Robotech. They are set up in the order of each volume. However, there are a couple cuts that they didn't show. Like the complete bath scene in Mospeda and the scene where Annie gets the front of her shirt ripped off. The Minmei shower sequence is in here, but it is edited for content. And there are even some short scenes that were cut out for time that really shouldn't have been cut. However, that doesn't mean that these deleted scenes aren't worth watching. There actually some really great scenes like uncut songs sung by Minmei and Lancer and a long scene where Lisa and Rick meet Miria's baby. And there are a couple of eechi jokes. Like when Bowie stumbles around a clothing store and accidentely picks up some panties.
The rest of the extras are pretty much standard. There is a video library of Robotech merchandise. Old Robotech fans will really get a kick out of this. The other extra is video previews of Robotech video games. The first one is a really low-quality N64 game that never made it, but the second is really cool looking Macross game that has graphics similar to Jet Set Radio Future. It's coming out for X-Box, so get ready all you X-Box gamers! This looks like one fun game.
Then are a couple of extras that are sort of hidden. The first one is on the main menu. Select the International Clips and press down. The New Generation symbol should be highlighted. Press enter and you'll get to see a Robotech TV preview. The other extra really isn't hidden. Go to the International Clips menu and select the Promo Clip. When you press enter, you'll see a Spanish commercial for Pepsi Robotech glasses.
And you've also got the excellent finale to the New Generation saga on this box. It's actually better than the Masters or Macross finale. So I strongly recommend buying this box set. GET IT NOW!
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The movies are great, and I love that they're selling them in a set! They come in a single dvd box, with dividers, and a booklet of movie tidbits. However, be warned, that the uv codes for digital play are expired, so if you hoped to have these for on the go watching, no luck there.