Brand new dvd exactly as pictured from Warner Bros. FREE UPGRADE to Expedited Shipping. Excellent Special Features including a 30-minute Documentary, Jack Lemmon Commentary, remastered Soundtrack, etc. From granny.
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The Music Man (Special Edition) Specs:
Product Name
The Music Man (Special Edition)
Manufacturer
Warner Studios
Retail Price
$19.98
EAN-14
00085391676829
UPC
085391676829
Specifications
Release Date
2004-06-01, 1999-02-23, 1962-06-19
Format
DVD
Actor(s)
Shirley Jones, Robert Preston
Director(s)
Morton Da Costa, Morton DaCosta
Rating
Not Rated, G
Running Time
151 minutes
Num. of Items
1
Genre
Scams And Cons
Aspect Ratio
2.20:1
Picture Format
Anamorphic Widescreen
Region Code
1
Weight
0.2 lbs.
Deal first added on:
28-February-2004
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Latest 6 Reviews Here is what people are saying about the The Music Man (Special Edition)
"The tune is stuck in my head"
2009-10-28
- Reviewed By User: AYKAU0GLY8CRF
Took longer than i thought it would to get here but well worth it. They dont Make e'm this good any more. If you dont have it, get it! if you're like me you allready had it on VHS but wanted it on DVD for even better Sound.
"Music-filled story of a simpler time"
2009-10-07
- Reviewed By User: A101L3HXTII0I5
This movie of Meredith Wilson's "The Music Man" is quite a treat for the eyes and ears.
This bargain-priced edition offers some extra features - the soundtrack has been remastered; there's a short documentary on the making of the movie; an intro by Shirley Jones, who plays the female lead; and a couple of theatrical trailers.
This is plenty for me. I find the so-called "audio commentaries" (where someone is yaking while the movie is running) to be an annoyance. And I've never understood why DVDs sometimes include a radio version of the movie. I've got the movie, for heaven's sake!
Anyway, if you're a curmudgeon like me and buy movie DVDs for the movie, take advantage of Amazon's great price on this one. You won't be sorry.
"I hate this movie."
2009-09-29
- Reviewed By User: AOX03PELX0RQJ
I found this movie to be cheesey and annoying, but I know many who love it. I simply don't like any of the songs.
"MY Friend Loved it!!!!!"
2009-09-12
- Reviewed By User: A22V8L2EOVL5M4
I actually bought this for a friend who has been looking for it. They loved it. Thank you for the quick delivery, great packing and great service. God Bless.....
Kadee
"Truly Special!"
2009-08-09
- Reviewed By User: A26B2ONP8XADN2
So Special! A beautiful print, great sound and the Shirley Jones intro and extras makes it all the more special and fun to watch. If you love it, you'll love the DVD!
...that this is a "Dawn of DVD" product. That is, it was one of the first films ever released on DVD. I bought this product when it first came out, so I've had it for over ten years. Back in 1999 we were just all awestruck by the fact that a movie would fit on something smaller than a brick (VHS) and might even have room for and contain a featurette. In this case your extra feature is the featurette "Right Here in River City: The Making of Meredith Willson's The Magic Man". There are also two trailers, and that is it.
Looking at the film today, this disc is a dinosaur. The colors seem runny and the hue a bit off, and the sound is rather uneven. The disc can often be had for a greatly reduced price, and the quality is probably the reason why. This film is ripe for a redo and most probably a Blu-Ray release, so I would save my money until that time, if I was you.
As far as the film itself as art, it is one of the great musical motion pictures. I can't imagine anyone but Robert Preston as fast-talking fast-thinking Professor Harold Hill, and then there's my favorite line in the film as spoken by the mayor "And now I'd like to present a spectacle - my wife." The music is wonderful and memorable, and the whole thing just captures small-town life at the beginning of the twentieth century in such a charming way. I've liked this film since I was in my 20's, back when I thought that "The Terminator" was classic cinema.
In summary, I couldn't recommend the film more highly, but as for the DVD I'd wait until Warner Home Video comes out with an upgraded product. One is long overdue.
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