Thread: How did I miss the Dread Pirate edition of the Princess Bride?
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Old 06-12-2006, 07:06 PM   #2
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Originally Posted by Snowflake
Okay, so I have not missed it and there is also a Buttercup Edition. It does not matter to me if this is the same as the original "special edition" since I don't have it on DVD yet.

I'm for the Dread Pirate edition, myself.
Did you read this review:

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Originally Posted by Some Dude
I DO, however, have a huge complaint with this DVD version. It is a bare-bones, non-anamorphic release with NO extras. It's a crime that the DVD doesn't offer more -- there's no audio commentary, no "making of..." or deleted scenes ...but before you run out and buy this version, I hear that MGM is currently working on a special edition DVD of this film, with anamorphic widescreen for release NEXT year. So save your pennies and wait if you can. While you wait go read the book it's based on also by William Goldman -- in fact, he offers readers a bonus not even the DVD can provide: Mr Goldman will send you a lost chapter if you write to his address and request it! Now that's service.
On the amazon web site?
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