one-six right - anyone seen it?
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one-six right - anyone seen it?
Has anyone seen the film one six right?
The DVD is available in the US / mail order, but is the $28.95 better spent on 0.2hrs dual?
The DVD is available in the US / mail order, but is the $28.95 better spent on 0.2hrs dual?
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Its a good film, well made and edited. Yeed a strong stomach to cope with some of the typical American oversentimentality (you know we won every war on our own sort of stuff) but I enjoyed overall.
Its about Van Nuys airport in the LA area.
Its about Van Nuys airport in the LA area.
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It depends on your viewpoint, and how much you need 10mins of dual.
I have watched it 3 times. It is worth the money, and I`ll watch it again at some point.
If in the 10mins of flying you would learn something that will save your life, do that instead
I have watched it 3 times. It is worth the money, and I`ll watch it again at some point.
If in the 10mins of flying you would learn something that will save your life, do that instead
I enjoyed it but if you're really having to trade off the price against flying time then go for the flying.
My favourite bit by a LONG way is the "extra" showing a Pitts flying an acro sequence. I leave it in the DVD player and watch it when I need cheering up.
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My favourite bit by a LONG way is the "extra" showing a Pitts flying an acro sequence. I leave it in the DVD player and watch it when I need cheering up.
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Here's the IMDB page for this film: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0475994/
It's currently got a rating of 10 out of 10. I'd never even heard of it, thanks for heads up so that I can flag it up on my radar screen.
It's currently got a rating of 10 out of 10. I'd never even heard of it, thanks for heads up so that I can flag it up on my radar screen.
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You can see a clip by clicking here ://www.onesixright.com/video/aerials.htmland here http://www.onesixright.com/video/16R_trailer.html
Regards
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That bit in the trailer for it, where they follow the DC3 down, now that is something else, superb bit of filming, the way the camera just seems to float around it, I absoloutely love it.
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It’s now on European release.
Would love to buy it but Sportys is too expensive with their minimum shipping costs for international shipping only for it then to be hit with import duty and VAT.
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I have e-mailed the distributor to see if there's any suppliers in the EU, else asked could I have a batch of region 2's please. I'll keep you all posted.
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Originally Posted by Andy_RR
I have e-mailed the distributor to see if there's any suppliers in the EU, else asked could I have a batch of region 2's please. I'll keep you all posted.
The NTSC version is not region encoded.
I could buy a min of 3000 copies of a PAL version for a few tens of thousands of pounds and sell you all one. I did consider it for a bit. It sounded like one way of making some money, but I'll stick to what I do better.
So, sorry folks - the NTSC version ex-USA is the way forward for now.
Cheers,
Andrew