Opening to Twister (US DVD, 1997) (5.1)

I don't take requests.
Rendered (not recorded) at 4k because of RUclips's terrible bitrates.
DVD release date: March 24, 1997
Widescreen
0:08 - Warner Home Video
0:17 - THX - Broadway
0:38 - Beginning of film
Full-screen
0:58 - Warner Home Video
1:06 - THX - Broadway
1:24 - This film has been modified...
1:33 - Beginning of film

[@LostEpisodeCreditsFan19-rp6me]

The first ever DVD release of THXphobia...classic.

[@tyrannozilla]

The 4:3 (full-screen) picture brings back a lot of memories.

[@AishaClanClan1043]

One of the first DVD releases.

[@homevideogallery]

Yeah, in the US. By March of 1997, Japan had already had a constant flow of DVD releases.

[@AishaClanClan1043]

@@homevideogallery Yeah.
The first DVDs were released on December 20th of 1996.

[@GETENT]

@@AishaClanClan1043 Shinji Ra Munita was the very first one, on November 1, 1996

[@AlectheVideomaker]

Ah, yes. The first time THX ever certified a single DVD.

[@hasi706]

The first of many scary rectangles

[@CounselorJerryH]

I own all rare vintage first dvd,the vhs one and the two disc lol

[@milesjones6851]

The first ever DVD...

[@homevideogallery]

It's not. I've literally stated this before. Shinji Ra Munita was the first commercially released DVD from all that I've found, and Twister was not the only US launch DVD.

[@KennyAtom]

One thing I find interesting is that the 4:3 format has the "Film has been formatted" disclaimer but the widescreen format doesn't.

[@homevideogallery]

Well, the widescreen side is the proper theatrical aspect ratio, so there's no need for it.

[@tascfilmandtvmemorabilia]

actually early letterbox laserdiscs from paramount did have a disclaimer of the film being in a letterbox format , but wasnt used any further than probably 1992

[@nathancruz9172]

I have this on 📀.

[@darthmalins4950]

R.I.P Bill Paxton
1955-2017

[@estherastudillo8647]

How did ya' find a copy?

[@MinecraftLover2007]

Why isn’t the Universal logo on the cover?

[@homevideogallery]

Because this is the US release. Universal had nothing to do with this movie in the US.

[@MinecraftLover2007]

I see what you mean, the same went for the UK DVD where Warner Bros had nothing to do with Twister in the UK.

[@D.W.Granata]

I know where this is going:
Warner Bros. Pictures distributed this in North America whereas, Universal Pictures distributed this, through United International Pictures, elsewhere, in international regions.

[@MinecraftLover2007]

Yes, I know that. But still, I wish both logos were seen instead of just one of them on different territories.