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Issue 40 — August 2000

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Issue 40 Attractions
Section	Title	Written By
Editor's Couch	From The Editor's Couch	Gary Reber
New Equipment	Coming Soon...To A Retailer Near You	Shane Buettner
Equipment Reviews	Princeton's AF3.OHD Direct View CRT Monitor	Gary Merson
Equipment Reviews	Philips' 64PH9905 Flagship HDTV Projector	Gary Merson
Making Movies	The Future Of Movies - Part 2	Perry Sun
Your Home Theatre	One Installer's Opinion	Terry Paullin
On Screen	Talking About Fight Club	Michael Coate
Inside DVD	Fact Or Rumor	Bill Hunt
Inside DVD	Ads On DVDs?	Laurie Sevano
Inside HDTV	HDTV Programming	Gary Merson
DVD Special Features Review	Special Features Reviews	Laurie Sevano
DVD Trends	DVD Trends	Shane Buettner

Issue 40 Featured DVD Reviews

Affair To Remember, An Anywhere But Here Being John Malkovich Bird With The Crystal Plumage, The(L Black Sabbath: The Last Supper Blue Hawaii Blue Velvet Bringing Out The Dead Butch Cassidy And The Sundance Kid Chinese Ghost Story, A Conan The Barbarian Cradle Will Rock Dead Calm Dinner Game, The(Le Dinner De Cons) Dogma Dr. No Eye Of The Beholder FM Fight Club Flawless Force 10 From Navarone G.I. Blues Green Mile, The Guns Of Navarone, The Guys And Dolls Happy, Texas Heaven I Married A Strange Person! Interview With The Vampire Jagged Edge James Bond Story, The Jazz Singer, The King Creole Last Detail, The Loss Of Sexual Innocence, The Malcolm X Man On The Moon Man With The Golden Gun, The Marnie Melvin And Howard Molly Moonraker Music Of The Heart Mystery, Alaska New York Ripper, The(Lo Squartatore Di New York) No Way Out On Her Majesty Papillon Pee-wee Peter Frampton: Live In Detroit Progeny RKO 281 Resurrection Roustabout Sleepy Hollow Snow Falling On Cedars Spaceballs Spy Who Loved Me, The Sweet Dreams Tarzan Tokyo Fist Twelve Chairs, The Twister Two-Lane Blacktop Whity Zachariah

Reason #124 Why Readers Love Widescreen Review:

I read Widescreen Review for its informative articles and DVD and equipment reviews. Most of my DVD purchases come about after reading your reviews. I was also in the market for an intern projector (cheap) until the DLP projector matured and I could afford the more expensive Runco DLP projector. I went through all of my back issues; I have been a subscriber from your very first premier issue, and came across your article on the Sony VPL-HS10 Video Projector. I was so impressed with this article that I called around town to see who carries them and who had one hooked up, so I could review it. I was so impressed with the image quality for a projector in this price range that I ended up purchasing one, even though I was not in the market for an LCD projector. In fact, I have stopped subscribing to other home theatre magazines because I find your magazine to be more informative and straight-to-the-point. Thanks for your informative articles, and keep up the good work.
David Tracy