Happy_Evil_Dude

Hello Happy_Evil_Dude

The version is included as a bonus and other than the color discrepancy it is identical to the festival/theatrical (color) version of the film.

I hope you are well

I only see two messages from you, including this one. The review of Collision clearly states there are other languages (see the audio section). Forced subtitles are part of the specs package if they exist and are not included as a separate review item.

Thank you for note

I do not think that any additional clarification is needed because it is a well known fact that the U.S. release runs at approximately 97 min.

I would have scored the Twilight films as harshly. I didn't review those though. I'll have to revisit the review and clarify that I wasn't suggesting a preference for the Twilight films, as I loathe them

Here you go! *virtual star passed*

Ah, thanks! I fixed it

Hm. Not sure at all! It's everywhere though. I'll go change it now. Thanks so much for the correction!

Unfortunately, the Bollywood and other Indian titles don't generate much readership and they're generally considered fairly low priority. That said, I will try to get around to some as my schedule permits--I love Bollywood musicals especially.

It's all depends on several factors. We can take screenshots for new releases like Nightmare but not for catalogue titles that are shipped to us as screeners (such as Three Kings). However, if the studio doesn't provide us with a screener for a catalogue title -- as was the case with The Exorcist -- we go ahead and take screenshots. There are several divisions within Warner, and it's the catalogue division that's adamant about not posting screenshots -- to the point of cutting us off from receiving screeners. Confusing, I know, and I'm not happy about it, either.

Another typo. Thanks!