Are There Any Duke Sites of Any DVD, etc. releases?

There are announcements of two Duke movies on April 28th on DVD. "Big Jake", and "Rio Lobo". It would be great if there was a site for Duke movie releases for our information.

Hondo

Greetings!
New to the forum liked to say yo!
I have a list of John Wayne Movies announced to be released on DVD for this year so far:
Operation Pacific 5/13/03
Cahill: U.S. Marshall 6/3/03
Chisum 6/6/03
Big Jake 4/29/03
Rio Lobo 4/29/03
These dates are subject to change, but I find that they are pretty accurate.
This is the weebsite that I usually find release dates on DVD Price Search ([Only registered and activated users can see links]). THey have a new release list every few days. I hope this helps all of you!
On more thing, I really hate region codes on DVDs. Circus World & Back to Bataan has been released for European DVD players in French region 2 (I think) for a year now, and just a couple of months ago, Fort Apache has been released for England on Region 2. :angry:
Anyway, hav' a day!

:D More John Wayne movies have been announced for release on DVD!

The Big Trail 6/3/03
The Comancheros 6/3/03
North to Alaska (My fav!) 6/3/03
The Undefeated 6/3/03

I don't know about you, but I'm still waiting for "High and the Mighty" to be released on DVD in Widescreen. It shouldn't be to long, maybe within a year or two.

Well, I just bought "Flame of the Barbary Coast" on DVD. I've never seen this pic, so its time to get the popcorn and enjoy!
Take care!

I came across this today, "BLood Alley", "McQ", "Tall in the Saddle", "The Train Robbers", and "The Sea Chase" is to be released 05-03-2005! I hope this is some good news as these are some of my favorite movies! Here is the only thing I have on the news: DVD Price Search ([Only registered and activated users can see links]). This info will be up for roughly three days!

I'll see if there is any other confirmation (websites) on this. I hope this brings some new enjoyment for all of you! :jump:

I already have my preorder in for the set, and look forward to watching all five of them in May 2005.

Roger.

Just picked up this box set at my local Sam's Club for only $32.47. Can't wait to sit down this weekend, and spend some time with the Duke!

Amazon has it for $35, so it looks like Sam's club is the better deal...

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I haven't had a chance to look for it at Costco yet, but I have to say that Sam's Club has Deep Discount DVD beat (that's rare).

Now if there was only a Sam's Club around here . . . .

What are you talking about, Chester? I ordered my DVD from DeepDiscountDVD and payed $29.95 for the box set and not pay any shipping. The only problem is that I haven't gotton the movies yet. I recieved an e-mail confirmation on Tuesday that the movie has been shipped, so I should get it by the weekend if not before.

I haven't seen anything beat that price.

Cheers B)

Hondo,

Are we talking about the same set :fear2: ?? Check HERE ([Only registered and activated users can see links]).

Maybe you got a special pre-release price or something.

Chester :newyear:

I was just at my local Sam's Club and the price they had was $35.47. That price that Hondo paid at DeepDVD was for a limited time only. You snooze, you loose. Oh and I lost as well. :angry: :angry:

Chester,

I made the order on March 31 and received a discount of $29.95 for the 5 disc set. If you do the figures, that's $5.99 a piece. I guess it was a pre order special. So, like my good buddy Viper said, if you snooze, you loose.

Cheers B)

Hondo,

-_- -_- -_- -_- -_- -_- -_- -_- . . . :headbonk:


Chester :newyear:

Got my movies yesterday, and they are great. Haven't seen all of them, but what I have seen will be a great set. Sorry that a lot of you didn't get on the $29.95 special value. Let's keep in touch on the special deals and not miss out again.

Cheers B)

Yes the $29.95 deal for the set of the five is a good deal. I've watched The Sea Chase and look forward to watching the other four films in DVD for the first time as well. I've seen and have them all on VHS, but the move up to DVD never hurts.

Roger.

How about Swing Out Sweet Land on DVD

How about the long version of The Alamo????? with a bonus disc of supplements that include Spirit of The Alamo????

Spirit of the Alamo is one I would especially like a clean copy of. My VHS is very tough to watch. ...but I still put it on every once in awhile because it was so good. It has Jester singing Green Leaves of Summer and some choral moments with Dimitri Tiomkin.

What great music!

Anyway those are my top picks

...Just thought of another...
An uncut Cowboys that has scenes with the Indians and the Bear!

Originally posted by Robhightower474@Jun 8 2006, 05:50 PM
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Rob - You might check out several of the topics on "The Alamo" which describes the situation with the uncut version of the film. As I understand it, at this point, the only way a DVD could be made would be to take a second generation from the directors cut VHS tape (or laserdisc) which, in all probability, would be self-defeating.
Cheers - Jay <_<

Rob,

Jay is correct about The Alamo. In a nutshell, there was only one known copy of the Director's Cut of The Alamo in existence, and the fools at MGM destroyed it due to poor storage.

You can read the whole sickening story in these old threads:

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Fellas, you can get a DVD copy of The Alamo Directors Cut. If you check E-bay, you can get one from Singapore for about $6. I got one a couple of years ago and the picture quality is quite good and it's done in Dolby surround. The cover art is nothing to write home about and there are no extras on it and you have to flip it to watch the whole film. they don't even have the entrance, intermission and, exit music but, like I said, picture is quite good and it's better than no DVD version at all. Also, I've got a DVD recorder and I've tried to copy my VHS copy onto a DVD and it worked. I only did a few minutes on a DVD Ram and there were no glitches from any copy guard that might be on it. The only thing is, to get everything on there, you have to use maybe three discs. that is if you want the best picture quality you can have. A DVD recorder is like a vcr, you have the different speeds at 1 hour, 2 hours, 4 hours and 8 hours. The 1 hour is the best picture quality, 2 hour is excellent and probably the best way to go, the 4 hour is still pretty good and 8 hour would be ok. If some enterprising young lad wanted to, he could make a good DVD copy using 2 discs for the movie and 1 disc for the documentary. I might even try it myself.

Hey yall,

I found this on the amazon.com sight. Anyone know about this? Probably more old Lone Star Westerns edited, remastered and given different names, but I'm not sure. Anyway I thought it might be of interest. Here's the info I copied from the sight...

John Wayne in Color (Stolen Goods / GOld Strike River / An Innocent Man)

Actors: John Wayne
Format: Box set, Black & White, Closed-captioned, Color, Full Screen, Widescreen, NTSC
Language: English
Region: Unknown. Read more about region encoding and how it may affect you here.
Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1
Number of discs: 3
Rating
Studio: Legend
DVD Release Date: December 12, 2006
Run Time: 164 minutes
DVD Features:
Available Audio Tracks: English (Dolby Digital 2.1 Stereo)
Includes the films: Stolen Goods, Gold Strike River, An Innocent Man
Featurette hosted by Vincent Price
Featurette and bonus short with John Wayne and Jimmy Durante
John Wayne classic commercials, vintage film, TV rarities and trailers

Hi,

This stunt has been pulled before,
and it just comes across as a scam.
Unknowing fans will be purchasing these 'new' titles,
unaware, that they probably have them in their collections,
already!!!

From the runtime, it looks highly likely
that they are Lone Star re-works.

I use to own the old 1980s colorized Lone Star films on VHS. They looked great (it was fun to see such a young John Wayne in color), but the soundtrack was way off. All the actor's voices were high-pitched and sped up. Definitely took away from some of the fun.

I would like to pruchase these 3 upcoming films, if they are not duplicates of the 1980 releases, and if they are not those 20 minute edited ones that are already out on DVD. Guess I will just wait to read some reviews of them, before plunking down the $22.

Yep, I looked up the DVD title on another sight. They are Lone Star Westerns. This is the info I got on that sight about what's on the DVD
FEATURES LIST

DVD Features
Note: This 3-Disc set includes the films STOLEN GOODS aka BLUE STEEL (1934), GOLD STRIKE RIVER aka THE LUCKY TEXAN (1933), and AN INNOCENT MAN aka SAGEBRUSH TRAIL (1934).
Slipcase
Full Frame 1.33


Audio
(unspecified) English


Additional Release Material
Bonus Short "The Northwest Killer"
Featurettes 1. "Western Legends" hosted by Vincent Price
2. "The Western"
3. "Bust 'em Up!"
Trailers
TV Spots

Anyway, it sounds interesting, to see colorized versions along with all these features included.
Regards,
Senta :rolleyes:

I am surprised to hear that they invested in colorizing the old LoneStars. My favorite colorization job is Tall in the Saddle. Turned out pretty good.

Originally posted by ZS_Maverick@Nov 3 2006, 05:34 PM
DVD Features
Note: This 3-Disc set includes the films STOLEN GOODS aka BLUE STEEL (1934), GOLD STRIKE RIVER aka THE LUCKY TEXAN (1933), and AN INNOCENT MAN aka SAGEBRUSH TRAIL (1934).


It sounds like these are the same films colorized in 1990 by Color Systems Technology and released on home video under their original titles, later with different titles under The Young Duke banner. The titles here are different, though: Blue Steel was Bandits of the Badlands; The Lucky Texan was Cowboy G-Man; and Sagebrush Trail was The Fugitive.

It's too bad Wayne's Lone Star westerns ended up in the public domain: If the copyrights were renewed we would have beautiful, unmodified prints available on DVD. Instead, they're hacked (editing, music, colorization) so that the new versions can be re-copyrighted.

Anyone who wants to see how nice these prints can look should check out the 2-disc Columbia Pictures DVD collection called Riding the Range Vols. 1 and 2. There's new music and editing, though, which I deplore. But the print quality is lovely (some better than others), sourced from either the original or early re-issue film elements owned by NTA. The DVDs also benefit from high-quality encoding. But had the films been released unmodified, bootleg copies probably would have flooded the public domain market.

I wonder if the colorized versions by CST used the same prints as the earlier black-and-whites released by Columbia? I'll poke my ever-curious nose into the answer.

RoughRider
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Originally posted by RoughRider@Nov 9 2006, 12:29 PM

It sounds like these are the same films colorized in 1990 by Color Systems Technology and released on home video under their original titles, later with different titles under The Young Duke banner.*


I have several of these, and whilst the colour versions
are interesting, they're also pretty lousy.
They appear to use the same print,
and some of the original sound track, and some from the
Second Sight releases
The worst thing however is Duke's voice,
what an earth have they done to it,
badly dubbed or what!!
How they can get Duke to sound like that,
when Yakima Canutt and the others sound normal,
baffles me!!!

Hi Kieth

I agree with you they were cheap and cheerful and I only bought a couple . I don't know who dubbed Waynes voice but I am convinced that it was dubbed and badly luckilly late night television screened the originals at about 2 in the morning and with the wonders of video I managed to tape the lot.
Of course these are now redundant with the DVD collections that are coming out.

Regards

Arthur

Hi

Having re-joined the Film Society I received this today and thought I'd share it with Region 2 members. I should imagine Kieth that you have seen this or maybe have them if so what are they like?


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Regards

Arthur

Hi

Here's the second page

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Regards

Arthur

Wouldn't matter to me Athur of there region 2. I can strip that off and make it work for all regions. How much in US is that documentary on Rio Lobo?

Hi Arthur, Todd, Rough Rider,

Arthur you took me back a few years, as I remember,
the Lone Star Westerns being screened on C4
about 8 years ago.
I will always remember like you, the VHS was ready and poised to record,
when we noticed the dog, was outside and had gone A.W.O.L.
I was so annoyed I missed setting the VHS. to record
Riders of Destiny

They of course, were the Second Sight series.

Arthur,

In answer to your question,
I am in constant touch with
David and Patrick at
The John Wayne Film Society,
and do indeed, have some of their
'Special' releases.

Generally they're pretty good, seem to be copies
of prints, obviously without,
digital re-mastering.

Shootout at Rio Lobo
I thought was very good, very entertaining,
and very amusing.
Quality fair, and acceptable

Life of Jimmy Dolan
Wyoming Outlaw
Salute
Glen Campbell Special
Salute
Arizona


Don't have these yet, but the quality
from experience, is similar to that an old cine film!
I have ordered, all but the
Glen Campbell one.

Maker of Men
I have the NTSC version,
which I purchased through the JWFS

Rookie of the Year
Fashing Spikes

I have both these from the JWFS.
They're fun, and interesting.
Quality wise,
as if they had been recorded off the TV.!!
but well worth having.

Todd
and any others interested,
here is the link, to the store,
at

John Wayne Film Society ([Only registered and activated users can see links])

Originally posted by ethanedwards@Nov 9 2006, 03:40 PM
They of course, were the Second Sight series.

What is the Second Sight series, Keith? It sounds like the British video distributor, who I'll guess had UK rights to the colorized Lone Star productions.

I've been poking my nose into John Wayne's colorized films and come up with 36 titles (excluding the Lone Stars that were re-titled and condensed to 20 minutes). Two of the Lone Stars weren't colorized: Texas Terror and Rainbow Valley. I think a few of the 1940s films were released to television only and not available on home video. But I've confirmed that all those listed below have been colorized.

If anyone sees an omission, let me know.

Riders of Destiny
Sagebrush Trail
The Lucky Texan
West of the Divide
Blue Steel
The Man from Utah
Randy Rides Alone
The Star Packer
The Trail Beyond
The Lawless Frontier
'Neath Arizona Skies
The Desert Trail
The Dawn Rider
Paradise Canyon
Winds of the Wasteland
Allegheny Uprising
Dark Command
Three Faces West
Lady from Louisiana
In Old California
Flying Tigers
A Lady Takes a Chance
War of the Wildcats
The Fighting Seabees
Tall in the Saddle
Flame of Barbary Coast
Back to Bataan
Dakota
They Were Expendable
Angel and the Badman
Fort Apache
Wake of the Red Witch
The Fighting Kentuckian
Sands of Iwo Jima
Rio Grande
The Longest Day


RoughRider
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Hi Rough Rider,

They Lone Star Movies,
Were released as Fox/Lorber,
and I guess, were distributed here by
Second Sight.

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In the case of Rainbow Valley,
that was always the odd one out,
and that was the only one, not Fox,
and or distributed by Second Sight.

I have a feeling the rights to that one,
were owned by someone totally different.

Rainbow Valley, also contains
more of the original, orchestrated soundtrack,
and not the sync, stuff that was dubbed on the others!

Hi

I bought those a year or so back they were about three for a fiver and not bad. I also bought The Three Musketeers in Tescos two volumes at a pound each.

I have Rookie of The Year on VHS bought from the John Wayne film Society and video copies of Maker of Men. The life of Jimmy Dolan I copied when it was shown on television a couple of years ago but I will buy it because I am collecting the DVDs. Arizona I have on video Likewise Shootout at Rio Lobo.
Salute was given to me by an acquaintance in Canada, and from that I acquired a copy on a computer disc, but again I will probably buy a DVD from the JW Society.

I have on various occasions advertised the Society and would repeat that it is NOT restricted to British people only. It is very cheap to join and become a member and they have deals that are quite good. It may be worth visiting their site.


Regards

Arthur

Hi Arthur,

I've now put a dedicated topic to the JWFS
in the Movie Forum,
so all our members can now acess the details

Click here
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OK, I see, Keith. So the b&w Fox/Lorber titles were released in the UK by Second Sight. And 15 of them instead of the five that were released on DVD in North America by Columbia (Sony). Although I don't care for the modifications, generally I like the print quality--I've only seen five--so I'll obtain these from the UK. Maybe the 10 other titles were released on DVD over here, but I haven't found them; but all 15 were released on VHS by Columbia. Thanks for the insight -- I didn't know Second Sight released the Fox/Lorber Lone Stars on DVD.

As to why Rainbow Valley was excluded, I don't know for sure. It was either a rights issue or the prints in existence weren't good enough. It wasn't colorized, and I know that process requires high-quality film elements. Mind you, Texas Terror wasn't colorized either but there's a Fox/Lorber version.

RoughRider
John Wayne on DVD: A Filmography ([Only registered and activated users can see links])

Hi Rough Rider,

Yes, all but Rainbow Valley were released, initially as VHS,
the re-released as 'three-somes'
then the same on DVD.

Rainbow, was released here on VHS
by Reel Movies International.

Hi Keith

That looks great and informative.



Regards

Arthur

Hi Todd

Sorry I am late in replying. In dollars Shoot-out at Rio lobo would work out about $25.00 Perhaps its would be cheaper to buy it in the UK.


Regards

Arthur

Originally posted by ethanedwards@Nov 3 2006, 07:11 AM
Hi,

This stunt has been pulled before,
and it just comes across as a scam.
Unknowing fans will be purchasing these 'new' titles,
unaware, that they probably have them in their collections,
already!!!

From the runtime, it looks highly likely
that they are Lone Star re-works.
36621


I found more recent information about the John Wayne in Color set.

The three included films have state of the art colorization by Legend Films. Also included are the black and white originals, a policy Legend adheres to for all its product.

Visit Legend Films ([Only registered and activated users can see links]) to see samples of their work and much interesting reading about their digital process. The films are done to such a high resolution that they can strike 35mm prints.

RoughRider

Roughrider,

Thanks for that link to Legend Films! They've got some great films available - it was good to see that the Shirley Temple films are being made available on DVD.

Chester :newyear:

I found more recent information about the John Wayne in Color set.

The three included films have state of the art colorization by Legend Films. Also included are the black and white originals, a policy Legend adheres to for all its product.

Visit Legend Films ([Only registered and activated users can see links]) to see samples of their work and much interesting reading about their digital process. The films are done to such a high resolution that they can strike 35mm prints.

RoughRider

And let's not forget that Legend Films has three more wonderful colorized films from his Lone Star days coming out this Tuesday. The first box set of films looked great...can't wait to see these next three!

I have never seen The Barbarian and the Geisha. Is it scheduled to be released on DVD? Is there a place where one can go to find out what DVDs are scheduled to be released?

Thanks!

Hi Yakima1

The Barbarian and the Geisha has been rleased on DVD in both Region I and region 2 and probably all of the other regions as well.

I'm not sure of the American outlets but I'm sure one of you countrymen will inform you.
Welcome to the site and i hope you will enjoy yourself



Regards

Arthur

There's one more that I can think of but I gotta go find it. Video ETA is kinda worthless, but I still use it occasionally.

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The Barbarian and the Geisha has been rleased on DVD in both Region I and region 2 and probably all of the other regions as well.I know it's available for region 2, but I am almost 100% positive that it has never been released in North America.... cause I would have it on DVD.

<Edit>I was partly right, it has never been released in North America but there's an import copy that's region 1 & 4 but the language on the DVD menu is PORTUGUESE.<edit>

Thank you much for the information!

I am glad I was finally able to be useful! :teeth_smile:

The Barbarian and the Geisha has been released on DVD in both Region I and region 2 and probably all of the other regions as well.

I believe you're mistaken about it being released in Region 1, Arthur. The "Barbarian and the Geisha" is one of my favorite JW movies and believe me, I'd be snapping it up if it had been released over here.

BTW, if a cousin across the pond would be kind enough to procure a Region 2 release and mail it to me, I'd be forever grateful. I'd also reimburse you for all costs. (Keith (Ethan) did this for me once before and it worked out well).

Ah, I see that I am not mistaken at all now. Cause like Stumpy said 'twere it on DVD we'd own it. At first though I have to admit that I thought I was slipping.

it is out in region 4 have it thought it was a good movie
cheers smokey

I have never seen The Barbarian and the Geisha. Is it scheduled to be released on DVD? Is there a place where one can go to find out what DVDs are scheduled to be released?

Thanks!

Hi Yak, another place you can try checking is at: [Only registered and activated users can see links] ([Only registered and activated users can see links]) I have ordered quite a few items from there that are not sold anywhere locally or on a lot of dvd websites. Also, thet do not charge tax or shipping on their items and you can order 1 dvd or 500-and it's free shipping to you.

Take care and best regards.

PS, I "see" your from C.C. too! :thumbs_up:

I was partly right, it has never been released in North America but there's an import copy that's region 1 & 4 but the language on the DVD menu is PORTUGUESE.
Yeah, we found it "used and new" on Amazon, starting at around $24, as described above by Lt. Brannigan. FWIW, my first copy of Three Godfathers was in Portuguese, with the cover and DVD menu in Portuguese, but we could figure it out enough to play it in English. :wink_smile:

Chester :newyear:

Stumpy was looking for the place to ask a question or make an announcement about upcoming DVD releases, and couldn't find it. I found numerous threads about the subject, and with a little work, condensed it down to 2 threads, one regarding release of JW movies to DVD and the other about all other movies, in Off Topic Discussions.

I hope it helps a little.

Chester :newyear:

I also found another, later thread,
'New DVD Releases'
which was in The Movies Reviews,
and I have also merged that into this one

Thanks, Keith! We'll eventually round all the stray dvd release threads up and get 'em corralled in one of the two threads.

Chester :newyear:

Hi,

here in Italy we still wait for the releases on DVD of "The Quiet Man", "Rio Grande" and many more... I just can see it on VHS recorded from tv

I presume you are talking abou subtitled /dubbed versions. It is amazing that they didnt co-ordinate Region 2 version with other languages.

Mike

Just going over some of my movie website's that post info on upcoming DVD releases and I come across this that was posted by the guys over at The Digital Bits :

There are some rumors surfacing that MGM will release the complete director's cut of John Wayne's The Alamo (as previously available only on the special edition laserdisc) by mid-2009. This would be a delightful release for the film's devoted fans, so let's hope there's some truth to it, especially if a Blu-ray version is also in the works.

Let's keep our finger's crossed!!!!

That's great Todd. It would be great to see that movie released in its complete from.

Is there any other news of other Duke movies being released? These are the movies that have not been released prior to 1939.

Wheel Of Fortune
Lady From Louisiana
Lady For A Night
War Of The Wildcats
The Barbarian And The Geisha
Circus World
I Married A Woman (a cameo appearance)

I will have all of the movies when these are released.

Cheers :cool: Hondo

Thanks for the update Todd

Hi Mike

I bought I Married A Woman on DVD last month. it was released by the John Wayne Film Society. I got it along with the Glenn campbell show and some of the 3 Mesquiteer series.


Regards

Arthur

That's great Todd. It would be great to see that movie released in its complete from.

Is there any other news of other Duke movies being released? These are the movies that have not been released prior to 1939.

Wheel Of Fortune
Lady From Louisiana
Lady For A Night
War Of The Wildcats
The Barbarian And The Geisha
Circus World
I Married A Woman (a cameo appearance)

I will have all of the movies when these are released.

Cheers :cool: Hondo

Hello Hondo
Happily,DVD of "Circus World" and "The Barbarian and The Geisha" has
been already released in Japan. ofcourse I bought them.
I guess these DVD(Region 1)also released in USA.
For me to hope most now is release of "the Wings of Eagles"DVD
(Region2)in Japan early.

regards,
Taka

I have merged Todd's thread here,
as to avoid fragmentation.
Not long ago Chester and myself merged all threads
relating to new Duke releases.

Thank's Keith, I tried finding this thread but for some reason I couldn't it. Must of been the time of night that I was looking for it!!!


Mike, there was no mention of any other movie's that I could find at this time.

Hello Hondo
Happily,DVD of "Circus World" and "The Barbarian and The Geisha" has
been already released in Japan. ofcourse I bought them.
I guess these DVD(Region 1)also released in USA.
For me to hope most now is release of "the Wings of Eagles"DVD
(Region2)in Japan early.

regards,
Taka

Taka,

These are movies in Region 1. I'm not sure what is your region, and what movies are released. But I will be glad to see about it. What region are you in?

Cheers :cool: Hondo

I believe that region 2 is Japan Mike.

I believe that region 2 is Japan Mike.
SxViper is right.
It explains the region code of DVD to make sure though it is thought what you know.
From Wikipedia, DVD discs may be encoded with a region code restricting the area of the world in which they can be played.
The commercial DVD player specification requires that a player to be sold in a given place not play discs encoded for a different region.
the purpose of this is to allow motion pictures studios to control aspects
of a release,including content,release date,and,especially,price,according to the region.
region code 1s area is U.S. territories,Canada ,Bermuda.
and code 2 's area is Western and central Europe and Japan,U.K. French.
But, about Blu-ray Disc is different.
In region for Blu-ray standard,area of region A is America and East Asia.
Happily Japan and U.S.A. has the same code. waoh,Idon't have Blu-ray disc.:cry2:

regards.
Taka