The Right Stuff (1983) (DVD)

It's a classic movie at a great price . Who wouldn't want to add to their movie collection. Shipping came on time and description was just as written in add . Will do business with this seller again

I know that this is a classic movie and is used in schools to teach about the early days of the space race. Very well done.

Even though it has a PG rating, parents will want to review for content of strong language.

excellent del on time

Still gets me every time I see it. The race for space never told better. Great acting

Adding to our video collection

Good quality old movie

it is a good movie based on true events. The movie is a bit long. Has some scenes that I found a little long and rather boring Over all worth watching.

it was a pretty good movie. it was a very long movie.

WB has really started to cut costs on their physical media re-releases. For $5 I can't really complain for a new standard definition DVD. The disc is packaged in the dreaded "Eco"-box case. The idea being it uses less plastic which is better for the environment (a cutout on both sides of the cover) offering less protection for the disc itself. I'm guessing these are probably the cheapest cases the movie studio can purchase in bulk, again sacrificing quality. I tend to immediately pull the disc and artwork out of these and throw them out (no recycling in my area) and throw them into much better premium DVD cases I can source for about 60 cents each, before putting them into my shelves. The disc itself is a single color silkscreened with the bare minimum movie title and licensing information, no silkscreened color graphics from the movie itself done with collector editions. The content fares much better, with a pretty standard menu offering subtitles in English, French and Spanish. Along with English and French dubbed spoken language. Special features is list a casting list of the actors and list of movie awards this film has won in 1983. The movie itself is presented in standard definition widescreen format. Unfortuantely the cost cutting with WB even extends to their brand new releases like the blu-ray release of Wonka, opting to still use the bluray version of the ecobox even when you're paying $25 for a new title.