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    White Fang 2: Myth Of The White Wolf
    Genre:Action Adventure

    Reviewed In Issue 11 Of Widescreen Review® Stars:
    Scott Bairstow, Charmaine Craig, Alfred Molins, Geoffrey Lewis.

    WSR Review Scores
    Picture Rating: 3
    Sound Rating: 4
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    DVD General Information
    (Studio/Distributor): Walt Disney Home Video
    (Catalog Number): 2554AS
    (MPAA Rating): PG
    (Retail Price): $$39.99
    (Running Time In Minutes): 106
    (Color Type): Color
    (Chaptered/Scene Access): Yes
    (Closed Captioned): Yes
    (Theatrical Release): 1994
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    (THX® Digitally Mastered): No

    Credits Information
    (Director): Ken Olin
    (Screenplay/Written By): David Fallon
    (Story): NA
    (Music): John Debney
    (Director Of Photography):
    (Production Designer): Gary White
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    (Editor): Elba Sanchez-Short
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    (Executive Producers): NA
    (Co-Producers): Justis Green & David Fallon
    (Producers): Preston Fischer

    DVD Picture Information
    (Principal Photography): Academy Standard Flat
    (Theatrical Aspect Ratio): 1.85:1
    (Measured LaserDisc Aspect Ratio): 1.80:1

    DVD Sound Information
    (DVD Soundtrack): Dolby Surround
    (Theatrical Sound): Dolby Digital
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    WSR Narrative Review
    Story Synopsis:
    White Fang 2: Myth Of The White Wolf is the continuing and rousing adventure story of the Alaskan half-dog, half-wolf who along with his master Henry Casey (Scott Bairstow) faces danger, this time from a ruthless gang of gold prospectors. Henry and White Fang are rescued by a young Native American (Charmaine Craig) when their canoe capsizes. The pair risk their lives to protect her tribe, the Haida’s, who are starving because the caribou have disappeared after their homeland is targeted by the land-grabbing miners.

    LaserDisc Picture:
    The picture has been matted at 1.80:1. Overall the picture is a bit dark and slightly unfocused. Fleshtones are inaccurate. Minor grain and noise artifacts are evident as well. Otherwise the picture has a natural look that conveys a soft effect with beautiful wilderness scenery.

    LaserDisc Soundtrack:
    The soundtrack is nicely recorded and spatial with an effective, but subtle surround. Great outdoor sound effects enhance the outdoors setting of the story. Bass is extended and the music is expansive.
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    Superb Sound Effects Recording Quality:
    Superb Music Score Recording Quality:
    Superb Special Visual Effects Quality:
    Superb Color Fidelity:
    Superb Cinematography:
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