to lethal hardcore or red light district, even diabolic, x cuts is even worse i spent alot on the dvds and are bummed they all look like copied footage! acid rain has hot scenes but quality for most part is poor i support dvds and companies give your thoughts! thanks also evasive angel has good quality
ok they decent quality on some but there scenes are repetitive
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Posted - Dec 24 2014 : 6:00AM
It takes a lot of mileage to sort out good DVDs from average in a world most are close to bad and even totally worthless. If it was some kind of university degree baked in some where out there, I'd sign up as its professor at any given day.
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Posted - Dec 24 2014 : 7:43PM
Friend, even good companies can release defective dvds on occasion. Good retailers will refund or exchange your purchase. I've noticed that the older the dvd, the more likely it may be defective. For me, it's a very small percentage of the total that are defective.
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Posted - Dec 25 2014 : 2:41AM
It's hard to have any rules here. I have never returned a DVD that was unplayable because it's not like free doing that. It's a million miles to go judged by the amount. So I can receive a envelope and do it free. Well I don't bother. The DVDs comes from different producers. It will only be a mess. Besides, I can afford the loss. Not because I'm a rich fuck, but because frankly I don't give a fuck. If you drink a little too much one night you don't get the money back next day either. You just want the stuff out of your system. What you say about older DVDs is just wrong, man. If you buy 500 DVDs from 2003 to say 2014, I have these pretty-close-to-the-truth-datas to come up with, and I prefer good companies, so that should not be the matter. In 2003-2007 there was one being defect. It had Keri Sable on it, and was very good. (Third Degree's New Releases) I returned it and received a new one later. That never did happen again. Because now this thing used to happen more frequently. So new DVDs fails a lot more often. Your statement is wrong. Mine is right. And it's a depressing fact I don't wanna dive into right now. I can just say that the business should take a lot more care, check the pressing and not sell stuff with squeezed innersilver, material easy to spot, on the DVD's flip side. Because then some of the scenes or all and everything is just unwatchable. I have noticed that and said before it happens to one of 25. 4% and I can live with it. If you only buy new, I would say one of ten.That's a tougher one. Don't blame the buyer. Don't blame the studio. But blame those who press the stuff too hard or something.
Posted - Dec 23 2014 : 8:49AM
