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    Issue 33 — June 1999

    Featuring Saving Private Ryan

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    Issue 33 Attractions
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    Opening Credits Attractions Sign In or Subscribe
    Editor's Couch From The Editor's Couch Gary Reber Sign In or Subscribe
    Readers' Letters Readers' Letters WSR Staff Sign In or Subscribe
    New Equipment Coming Soon... To A Retailer Near You Richard Hardesty Sign In or Subscribe
    Equipment Reviews Loewe Planus Nicholas Grieco Sign In or Subscribe
    Equipment Reviews Three High-Powered Multichannel Amplifiers Compared—Part 5 Richard Hardesty Sign In or Subscribe
    Equipment Reviews The Polk RT5000 Home Theatre Speaker System Richard Hardesty Sign In or Subscribe
    Equipment Reviews Power Line Conditioners Part 2 Doug Blackburn Sign In or Subscribe
    Your Home Theatre HDTV—Next Generation Sets Deliver 720p Gary Merson Sign In or Subscribe
    Your Home Theatre Anamorphic Widescreen Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin' DVDs Jim Taylor Sign In or Subscribe
    Making Movies These Loud, Loud Trailers! Perry Sun Sign In or Subscribe
    On Screen The Perfect Picture Joe Kane Sign In or Subscribe
    On Screen A Legend Speaks Klipschorn's Paul Klipsch David Weinberg And Gary Reber Sign In or Subscribe
    Inside DVD Inside DVD: Fact Or Rumor Bill Hunt Sign In or Subscribe
    DVD/LaserDisc Previews Reviews WSR Staff Sign In or Subscribe
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    Issue 33 Featured LaserDisc Reviews
    Abominable Snowman, The Armageddon At First Sight Babe: Pig In The City Beloved Black Christmas Breaking Up Clay Pigeons Elizabeth Holy Man Just The Ticket Last Starfighter, The Night At The Roxbury, A Outlaw Josey Wales, The Papillon Pyro Rescuers, The Return To Paradise Saving Private Ryan Siege, The Simon Birch Star Trek: Insurrection Very Bad Things What Dreams May Come You’ve Got Mail
    Reason #26 Why Readers Love Widescreen Review:

    Before WSR, there was a 4:3 picture tube. After WSR, there is a nice 65 inch widescreen rear projection TV. However, it's only a beginning, because WSR started a dream. The reality looks crisper and clearer now, even the sound is more precise and enveloping. Widescreen Review: P5/S5, one's critic’s composite: 5. Thank you, WSR. Keep up the excellent work!

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