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Issue 39 — May 2000

Featuring Stuart Little

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Issue 39 Attractions
Section	Title	Written By
Editor's Couch	From The Editor's Couch	Gary reber
New Equipment	Coming Soon To Retailer Near You	Richard Hardesty
Equipment Reviews	Sony VPL-VW10HT LCD Projector	Gary Merson
Equipment Reviews	Sony's Multi-Disc DVD-Video/CD Players	Shane Buettner
Equipment Reviews	Genelec HT205/HTS2 Active Monitor Systems	Perry Sun
Making Movies	The Future Of Movies	Perry Sun
Your Home Theatre	Progressive DVD	Jim Taylor
Your Home Theatre	One Installer's Opinion	Terry Paullin
Your Home Theatre	HDTV - The State Of The Standard	Dale Cripps
On Screen	Creating DVD And LaserDisc Special Editions � Part 4	Michael Coate
Inside DVD	Fact Or Rumor	Bill Hunt
Inside HDTV	New Fixed Display Technologies	Gary Merson
DVD Special Features Review	Special Features Reviews	Laurie Sevano

Issue 39 Featured LaserDisc Reviews

Bone Collector, The End Of Days For Love Of The Game Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace

Issue 39 Featured DVD Reviews

Addams Family Values Addams Family, The Adventures Of Sebastian Cole, The Anastasia Army Of Darkness Back To School Black And White Bride Of Re-Animator Broken Arrow Caddyshack Carousel Crazy In Alabama Diner El Dorado Entrapment Extreme Adventures Of Super Dave, The Firestorm Galaxy Quest Galaxy Quest Gen-X Cops Get Real Hidden, The House On Haunted Hill House On Haunted Hill Indochine Insider, The Joan Of Arc Last Of The Mohicans, The Limey, The Man From Laramie, The Messenger: The Story Of Joan Of Arc, The Meteor Mumford Patton Plunkett & Macleane Poison Ivy Poison Ivy II: Lily Poison Ivy: The New Seduction Return Of The Pink Panther, The Shakespeare In Love Soldier Someone To Watch Over Me Something Wicked This Way Comes Speed 2: Cruise Control Star Trek III: The Search For Spock Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home Star Trek V: The Final Frontier Stargate SG-1 Volume 1 Stuart Little Superstar Tarzan And The Lost City Trick True Grit Tumbleweeds Victor/Victoria Walking With Dinosaurs

Reason #48 Why Readers Love Widescreen Review:

In addition to Widescreen Review, I subscribe to several audio/video publications, such as Sound And Vision, Stereophile, Stereophile Guide To Home Theater, Audio Video Interiors, and peruse through the myriad of British audio video publications when I go to Borders, Barnes & Nobles, or Tower Records. I must acknowledge that Widescreen Review is one of the better ones because it is more like a trade publication than a magazine full of advertisements. Moreover, Widescreen Review was one of the first publications to delve into DVI and more importantly, HMDI, which I deem important because it can make a lot of the current products out there obsolete. Put simply, Widescreen Review is The New York Times of audio/video publication. In other words, if you want real news, you read The New York Times. To stay on top of what�s happening in the audio/video industry, you read Widescreen Review. Enough said.
Dick Lew