They sometimes (or always) class the Return To Southfork show as a movie.
I agree with this sentiment but when Warner Bros decides to cancel the DVD release in Australia it does drive people to watch it by other means. The last official release was when Bobby flatlined in 'Swan Song.' Poetic I'd say. While I am aware sites offer the complete box set I'm reluctant to part with my hard earned money when I already own half the seasons. Customers have also questioned the authenticity of these "official" discs as some have complained about skipping issues or episodes not playing at all.
I think I've said it before but maybe not? If you want them you can buy the season 2 DVD individual seasons, they work in AU region 4 players without any problems. The complete box set is just the individual seasons packaged in a larger box.
This is the one I'm hoping for. Fingers crossed Warner Bros are working their magic on the high definition remastered version of Dallas because if they do a really good job it's going to introduce the series to a new captive audience.
Yes, that's what I did but now I'm finding that those double-sided discs are next to useless. However, I will be buying the reissued complete set shortly so I can resume my rewatch.
I completely agree in principle. I love physical media because it's a one and done purchase (usually, have never come in contact with double sided discs) but streaming does bring new audiences to shows which is nice.
In theory that sounds nice and if Warner Bros does release Dallas on Blu-Ray I will purchase it so I can watch it my leisure however I also see the benefits of streaming and for most this is a better option. Just for argument sake if Warner Bros released the Blu-Ray boxset at $199 (Australia) that's a hefty price for people to pay. I suspect it will be more expensive then that which is still a considerable cost to some considering Dallas would only be attractive to a small market. Releasing Dallas on a streaming site is beneficial to a broader and potentially new market.
