A question on DVDs

[Monkeypunch]

Okay, this is really bugging me. I saw a DVD of David Lynch's two hour pilot for Twin Peaks at a store, and I really want to buy it, but it isn't a disc produced in America. It says "All Regions" on it, but I just need to know if I'd actually be able to watch said disc if i bought it. The writing on the back looked chinese, so I don't know, and I do not wanna waste my money. Anyone know?

[L .B . Jeffries]

Is it from an actually retail story or one of those little stories and how much is it.

Plus if it don't say NTSC on it anywhere than it's 50/50 chance of beinging either way so I guess i'm not been a big help :D

[Monkeypunch]

it was at Newbury comics, which is a chain of shops that is pretty much only in massachusetts, but is a real store, and it was 25 bucks.

[L .B . Jeffries]

I guess my only other suggestion is to flat out ask the guy at the store and he should be able to tell you, but me thinks it will be okay. :)

[Holden Pike]

"Plays in all regions", "region-free" and "R0" all mean the same thing, and it ain't false advertising. Yes, it'll play in your R1 machine.

And I've got that particular disc (http://images.amazon.com/images/P/B00005V54S.01.LZZZZZZZ.jpg), Monkey. It is indeed the full pilot episode of "Twin Peaks", it is in English (not dubbed), and the subtitles aren't burned into the picture (you can turn 'em off). If you have a higher-end video & audio system, the disc is far from reference quality. But it's not Madcay-level either, and if you've bought the season one set but need the pilot epsiode, you'll be happy with this import disc.

[Hondo333]

Is that the pilot wich revelas the killer (dont say any thing i have not seen Season two) or just the regualr piolt