Gabóca kérlek! Legalább a fórum címét írd helyesen. Egyébként van 1 Pletyka című is.
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Arnold aszes gyerek, avagy hogy jussunk 75.000 $-hoz könnyedén.
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biztos kell még a 30 millia után nyugdijra
lásd:
http://index.hu/kultur/mozi/terminator3/
lásd:
http://index.hu/kultur/mozi/terminator3/
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Gaboca Te is olyan vagy, mint a Fox DVD-k, az extrák sosem kapnak magyar feliratot. :-)
De komolyan ha valaki idemásol valami szöveget vegye már a fáradságot, hogy magyarul tegye. Így a többség úgysem érti.
De komolyan ha valaki idemásol valami szöveget vegye már a fáradságot, hogy magyarul tegye. Így a többség úgysem érti.
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Az IMDB-n található ez a kis elgondolkodtató cikk. Gondoltam be is másolom. Ha a cikknek igaza lesz, akkor nem túl rózsásak a DVD (kommentár)extrák kilátásai.
A cikk:
Escalating monetary demands by Hollywood talent and unions for their participation in DVD "special edition" packages could result in those packages shrinking considerably, according to entertainment writer Scott Hettrick, who focuses on the home-video market. In an article syndicated by Reuters, Hettrick observed that the $75,000 that Arnold Schwarzenegger received to record a commentary for the recent Total Recall DVD exceeded the entire production budget for all extra material on many special editions. Hettrick quoted one producer of such packages as remarking, "Pretty soon we'll just stop doing them." Several DVD producers quoted in the article argued that unions and their members ought to view the extra material the way they do promotional appearances on television, and indeed, Hettrick observed, the material is not crucial to DVD sales. He noted that the recent release of Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas became one of the fastest-selling DVDs ever without most of the exclusive bonuses.
A cikk:
Escalating monetary demands by Hollywood talent and unions for their participation in DVD "special edition" packages could result in those packages shrinking considerably, according to entertainment writer Scott Hettrick, who focuses on the home-video market. In an article syndicated by Reuters, Hettrick observed that the $75,000 that Arnold Schwarzenegger received to record a commentary for the recent Total Recall DVD exceeded the entire production budget for all extra material on many special editions. Hettrick quoted one producer of such packages as remarking, "Pretty soon we'll just stop doing them." Several DVD producers quoted in the article argued that unions and their members ought to view the extra material the way they do promotional appearances on television, and indeed, Hettrick observed, the material is not crucial to DVD sales. He noted that the recent release of Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas became one of the fastest-selling DVDs ever without most of the exclusive bonuses.
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