1492: Conquest of Paradise

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Necronomicon IV

MemberOvomorphApril 15, 20121139 Views3 Replies

I hope the scene with the Prometheus landing on the surface of the alien world is just as glorious as the scene in Ridley Scott's 1492: Conquest of Paradise (underated movie) where Colombus first sets foot on the New World. Both these scenes are somewhat similar in nature, both involve explorers arriving on a mysterious land which later reveals itself to be far from what they originally expected. Ridley himself actually compared the scene in 1492 to landing on the moon. And when the hell is 1492: Conquest of Paradise ever going to be released on DVD over here in North America? I guesse nobody else cares about it but me... Also, that movie had amazing music by Vangelis.

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alteredstate.April 15, 2012

Why don't you order it from here the uk and find a region free code for your dvd player ? you can find a code crack for most dvd players on the net you just have to to type your model number into the search engine for region free cracks then its just a question of typing the code into your remote . The model number has instructions to follow when you find the right crack. I have the dvd i want the blue ray, because the dvd version doesn't have a great transfer. But the blue ray has not been released yet . When it is it will probably be like most blue rays region free. just looked on amazon uk you can buy a region 2 dvd for £3.69 that's $5.74 USD with plenty in stock. and you can probably buy a region free / multi region player for under $39.62 USD and do what i do buy your dvd's from wherever you want.

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enceladus_is_aliveApril 15, 2012

In this general era, I am afraid that the first word when a woman or man steps on Mars for the first time will be something like, “I’ll be on your show for X bazillion dollars...