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    Featuring 13 Going On 30

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    Issue 88 Attractions
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    Editor's Couch From The Editor's Couch Gary Reber Sign In or Subscribe
    New Equipment Coming Soon...To A Retailer Near You Jeffrey Kern Sign In or Subscribe
    Equipment Reviews Yamaha DPX-1100 HD2+ DLP™ Digital Cinema Projector Greg Rogers Sign In or Subscribe
    Equipment Reviews Sharp Aquos LC-37HV6U LCD HD-Ready TV Bill Cruce Sign In or Subscribe
    Equipment Reviews ELAC 200 Series Jet Loudspeaker System John Kotches Sign In or Subscribe
    On Screen Stephen Smyth On Smyth Virtual Surround™ Gary Reber Sign In or Subscribe
    Insider Industry View Studios Press Pause On HD Format War Paul Sweeting Sign In or Subscribe
    Your Home Theatre HD Optical Disc Rivals Gary Reber Sign In or Subscribe
    Your Home Theatre Time For A New Surround Sound Standard''Part II Gary Reber Sign In or Subscribe
    Your Home Theatre Display Technology Shoot-Out''Part I Dr. Raymond Soneira Sign In or Subscribe
    Your Home Theatre One Installer's Opinion - ...On The Road Again Terry Paullin Sign In or Subscribe
    Inside DVD Inside DVD Michael Coate Sign In or Subscribe
    Issue 88 Featured DVD Reviews
    13 Going On 30 After Hours Against The Ropes Agent Cody Banks 2: Destination London Crossroads Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights Dreamers, The Dreamers, The Garage Days GoodFellas GoodFellas Human Stain, The Iron Giant, The Japanese Story Johnson Family Vacation Laws Of Attraction Leopard, The (Il Gattopardo) Living Sea, The Lost Boys, The Man Of La Mancha Monsieur Ibrahim My Voyage To Italy Name Of The Rose, The Ned Kelly Ned Kelly Pearl Jam: Live At The Garden Pennies From Heaven Playmakers Predator Purple Rain Showgirls Spartan Speed Spy Who Came In From The Cold, The StarGaze II: Visions Of The Universe Starsky & Hutch Thunderbird 6 Thunderbirds Thunderbirds Are Go Tori Amos: Welcome To Sunny Florida Willie Nelson: Live At Billy Bob's Texas
    Issue 88 Featured DVHS Reviews
    Reason #131 Why Readers Love Widescreen Review:

    I read it because I need it! For an avid audio/video enthusiast such as myself, Widescreen Review literally blows away the competition in terms of technical expertise and professional journalism when covering the world of cinema. Whether it is for the home or the local movie theatre, the magazine's articles are the most complete from my experience. This is particularly evident with topics that are covered over multiple issues. Instead of what could be a brief overview, there appears to be a journalistic determination to “do it right or don't do it at all” attitude from the very beginning. There are three key factors that I believe contribute to this achievement. One is the amount of research you do, and you do it with a resolve to touch as many bases as possible. Two is the amount of preparation that goes into each article or review, which most readers only get to read the tip of the iceberg as a finely polished product. Finally, your passion for the field you cover is as great or greater than that of your readers.

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