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2 Feature Films. (1)Captain Scarlett 75 minute running time (2) Mutiny 77 minute running time.

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1.0 out of 5 stars Piece of Junk , March 19, 2006

By	"Tee" (LA) - See all my reviews

This company appears to make the worst "budget" DVDS (ie: sold in dollar stores) on the market. I've been burned before but I took a chance since I'm a fan of Richard Greene's and had never seen CAPTAIN SCARLETT. Well guess what - CAPTAIN SCARLETT is not on this DVD!!! In it's place we have the 1933 version of THE SCARLETT LETTER - with the opening and closing credits missing!!

I flipped it over to check out MUTINY and it is there at least but the print is pretty bad, washed out colors, scratchy, lines, etc. I will do my best to avoid this company's product in the future - although I don't see the actual company name anywhere on the covers!! Unless it is "Family Value Collections" which is written in a small box on the box. The DVD covers are similar though for their various titles so they are easy to spot. I realize you can't expect perfection for a buck but at least you do have a right to expect the movie that is supposed to be on the DVD!!