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While the previous review was honest that the special features, remastering, audio and video are identical in this novel release there are a couple of things this version of the Prisoner Megaset has that others don’t, but should have had from the win go. The first advantage is this collection has the disk detached in ten slim line cases, which cuts down on your shelf plot considerably compared to previous releases and their chunky sized DVD cases. Also this release has a fine extensive PRINTED episode guide booklet that gives more than unprejudiced a synopsis. You also obtain a minute history of the making of that episode. Another extra is a fold out of the classic village design.
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Now these extras may not be worth the double dipping for those who already bought the previous sets, but for those who never took the fall now is the time. Not only do you come by the vast features from the unique plot, but also stuff you can read and indulge in without having to save a disk in your player. I give the higher rating for this status, which is a more complete and more compact place than all the rest (minus one for not getting it fair the first time) .
Let’s say you’re a business that already has made a fabulous “40th Anniversary Version” of a DVD area with all the bells and whistles… now why should you then be allowed to produce a different version of the same thing only a few years later?
A&E should be ashamed of themselves for doing what everyone lately is now doing: they’ve realized that (most) of the DVD buying public will pick ANYTHING if you re-package it as a “Special Collection,” or a “Ultimate Collection,” “Director’s Cleave,” “Unrated Gash” or “Extended Nick.”
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But in the case of “The Prisoner: The Complete Series Megaset (Collector’s Edition),” we are seeing the “40th Anniversary State”, unprejudiced with unique packaging.
I have been surfing around as of leisurely and have found NOTHING to characterize to me what’s included in the “unique” package.
Any recent interviews? I don’t know.
Any current lost footage? I don’t know.
Any kind of newer extras not on the “Anniversary version”? I don’t know.
Any other information anywhere online about what’s on it at all? I don’t know.
Remastered? They were the first time around.
Blu-Ray? Yes, but this could have been done with the same package.
You peek where I’m going here. To quote the A&E website, who is also selling it, they are only saying “Within this complete 17-episode state, all is revealed. Or is it? ”
Now what kind of garbagey pap is that? What’s the technical ruin? What’s included that is different from what’s already out there? It makes me wonder why they even needed to remake a “Collector’s State” in the first state.
It is essentially the “40th Anniversary” DVD box plot, fair repackaged with a modern status of covers. As far as I can gaze from the item descriptions of both sets IT’S THE SAME ITEM THEY SOLD TO US A FEW YEARS Support.
To be unbiased, I was overjoyed with that situation as it fed my obsession, and I idea there was nowhere else to go with it. Witness FOR YOURSELF!…
The Prisoner: The Complete Series Megaset (Collector’s Edition)
Product Details
* Actors: Patrick McGoohan
* Format: Box position, Collector’s Edition, Color, DVD, NTSC
* Language: English
* Number of discs: 10
* Rating: NR (Not Rated)
* Studio: A&E Home Video
* DVD Release Date: October 27, 2009
* Rush Time: 884 minutes
The Prisoner – Complete Series Megaset (40th Anniversary Edition)
Product Details
* Actors: Patrick McGoohan
* Format: Box residence, Closed-captioned, Collector’s Edition, Color, Unusual recording remastered, NTSC
* Language: English (Dolby Digital 2.0 Stereo)
* Region: Plot 1 (U.S. and Canada only. Read more about DVD formats.)
* Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
* Number of discs: 10
* Rating: NR (Not Rated)
* Studio: A&E Home Video
* DVD Release Date: July 25, 2006
* Urge Time: 884 minutes
Same running time, same number of discs!
This only leads me to Finish that they are neither adding nor subtracting anything to this release except to repackage a horse that’s been in the corral for over 3 years. But the quiz remains: Why are they doing this?
Well, it’s simple: to sell DVD sets to lots of naive customers who didn’t know the “Anniversary Dwelling” exists and then hold essentially the SAME ITEM at a higher sign!
Used box sets of the “40th” are resplendent cheap suitable now, so why capture the redesigned package? – except to accomplish A&E a few dollars more. Oh, and it’s no tiny coincidence that they are releasing it about the same time as the upcoming AMC series “Prisoner” reboot.
This is gloomy, and once again, A&E should be ashamed of themselves.
And, to sidebar a moment about that unusual series…
Now, even though Ian McKellen has been chosen to play Number Two (and that’s okay), how can anyone account for American actor Jim Caviezel as Number Six when we all know this was a British actor’s dream role?
I really can’t really name a movie or present he’s been in where he impressed me EXCEPT for his performance in “Frequency,” which according to the IMDB website, is all he’s ever done in the sci-fi realm.
I guess I’m picky when it comes to my choice of The Prisoner, because you would reflect they’d save someone in there with a backbone – and DOESN’T Shout IN EVERY SINGLE ROLE HE’S BEEN IN. This potentially sounds Despicable.
I say give me Clive Owen, he seems short-tempered enough, and he proved to me he could tackle the complexities of sci-fi in his elegant role in “Children of Men.”
(Encourage to the DVD review, as I’m digressing too great here… but to procure a bit personal now…)
Cash is king and AMC and A&E are warming their collective hands over the bones of the highly-protective-of-the-series Patrick McGoohan, whom they waited patiently until he died so that they could then open mining his reveal that he created and wanted left untouched.
And to be fair, there are more than a few of us who’d also like to leave this kept pure as well. No, we didn’t need a remake or a reboot, and there are SO many people I know who’ve asked why do it at all?
The release of this DVD residence only goes to display me integrity, like clothing, can be shed for the fair heed, and AMC and A&E will NEVER receive another consumer dollar from ME.
Once again, since there are no technical details available anywhere except from what I found on this very website, I’m sorry, but I’m going to have to seize that it’s the same state objective re-packged to deceive people, and because of that I’m giving this one star.
THERE IS NO INFORMATION AVAILABLE ABOUT WHAT’S ON IT THAT’S Recent, so why award a company clearly out for profit?
For the last time, and I’ll be unprejudiced, it won’t be the last time for me… A&E should BE ASHAMED OF ITSELF for doing this.
I’m going to content everyone I know to behold out for this deception AND NOT Hold THIS Situation until I mysteriously vanish or this review is deleted, and since I’m the first one here to bellow my dissention, I’ll be on some faraway island soon enough, assigned a number, and then be forced to scrutinize Jim Caviezel sob.
Thanks for reading, and before I mysteriously die or vanish, read my other reviews and win out the truth for yoursel================================
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