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xradman · 12-23-2008, 04:19 AM

I just got through DOA: Dead or Alive on Blu-ray courtesy of TF1 Video France. It's region locked to B, but what a fun popcorn flick. How can you not like beautiful women who kick a**? The story is improbable and borrows from Enter the Dragon as well as all those fighting games (like DOA in which this is loosely based). This disc like all TF1 Blu-rays I've seen uses forced French subtitles when you choose original English audio (in dts HD MA 5.1). However thanks to AnyDVD, I was able to watch this with subtitles turned off. The video is encoded in AVC. The disc is 25GB SL, but with the movie only being 84 minutes long, there's plenty of space for a high bitrate encode. I'll let the pictures do the talking.

12-23-2008, 04:19 AM	#1
xradman Power Member Top contributor Member since:Sep 2007 Location:Northern VA SteelBooks™ Owned : 341 Home Theater Gallery:11 Blu-ray collection:356 Blu-ray reviews:20 Trading Score:22	DOA: Dead or Alive - Why I am glad I can play Region B Blu-ray I just got through DOA: Dead or Alive on Blu-ray courtesy of TF1 Video France. It's region locked to B, but what a fun popcorn flick. How can you not like beautiful women who kick a**? The story is improbable and borrows from Enter the Dragon as well as all those fighting games (like DOA in which this is loosely based). This disc like all TF1 Blu-rays I've seen uses forced French subtitles when you choose original English audio (in dts HD MA 5.1). However thanks to AnyDVD, I was able to watch this with subtitles turned off. The video is encoded in AVC. The disc is 25GB SL, but with the movie only being 84 minutes long, there's plenty of space for a high bitrate encode. I'll let the pictures do the talking.