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Welcome to your one-stop guide to completing your DVD collection. Do you know which version of
a movie or TV series is really worth purchasing? Should you purchase a
complete set when you already own the older individual releases? Should you get the old
two-disc set, the current single-disc, or the upcoming three-disc ultimate
release? Will a double-dip be worth
the extra money and effort? Every person must answer such questions for themselves;
however, I’m here to tell you all you need to know when it comes to DVD
collections. If you’re having trouble completing your DVD collection,
and you’re worried about buying an inferior DVD with poor picture quality and
bonus features, then worry no more.
Help is finally here. I’ll be conducting the research for you and posting my
results (and my opinions) on this website.
I’ll be able to help you with your DVD obsession, mostly because I’ve
been reading and learning about these digital home video releases for several
years now. Basically, I wanted a way
to incorporate movies and TV into my site, and I think I’ve found a good way
to do so. The first collection I’ve compiled for you is coming soon. Each collection will be separated into three
sub-categories (Essentials, For Completists Only, and On The Wish List). Links to sites where these items can be
purchased (mostly Amazon.com) will be provided when applicable. So relax, and let me do your shopping
comparisons for you... Remember, the information I provide will be entirely
true; however, my opinions play a large role in the making of my decisions on
whether a release is worthwhile or not (obviously). Therefore, I might be wrong at times. Actually, on second thought... no. My opinions can never be wrong. And on that note... enjoy MkO|360
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The MkO VIDEOlink
section is still currently under construction.
It will hopefully be completed before DVDs are obsolete.
This website has been
engaging in online tomfoolery since March 18, 2002, with no plans to stop
anytime soon.
This website was last updated
March 22, 2007, and, like most other sites, is constantly under construction.