wilkes

Also, the p**n industry adopted VHS as their format. That sold millions of players and tapes over night.

Nina Hartley and Marilyn Chambers. According to Ivory Soap Marilyn was 99.9% pure.

Runcos were awesome as long as you didn't have a problem. But once you had a problem, no chance that they would cover the warranty. ****.

Ding! Ding! Ding! Fins is the winner!
The p**n industry sank beta!

Laser discs and big 3 gun projectors were the audio/videophile choice for decades.
I had a Runco

the same reason the mini disk player, the memory stick, and so many other Sony products failed. Because Sony wouldn't open up the technology to let others manufacturer it. They finally learned when they developed the bluRay disc. Also, the p**n industry adopted VHS as their format. That sold millions of players and tapes over night.

Sidebar: Why did the Beta format fail, I made that choice.

Fins, I did not know that.....

Empty Chair was also good.

Actually blimey, the first laserdisc was released in 1978 (Jaws) and the last was made in 2001. Laserdisc was around for a long time, but it didn't ever take off as main stream because of cost, and the fact that you had to flip the disc in the middle of the movie.

Auto reverse... Sweet

Lol...I do...Panasonic auto revers...I upgraded the audio to make capable of ac-3 and dts, for the discs I have that are in that format. I have over 300 titles.

I'm a throwback

Laserdisc.....boy did that come and go quickly!

But do you still have a laserdisc player? I pitched a really good one recently lol

I have a bunch of Akira kurosawa's movies on laserdisc...including the seven samurai

Magnificent Seven....best theme song EVER!

I believe all of clint's spaghetti westerns were rip offs of classic Japanese samurai movies. So was Magnificent Seven.

Don't like "Josey Wales" or "The Beguiled."

Every which way but loose

The only movie he did that I didn't like was the one with the big monkey. I can't even remember the name of it.

Pale rider was a shameless ripoff of "Shane"