DVD & Video Guide 2005
Mick Martin
- Mangaka
- Mick Martin
- First published
- 2004
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The DVD & Video Guide 2005 was part of a long-running annual reference series edited by Mick Martin and Marsha Porter. Originally emerging in the 1980s as the Video Movie Guide, the series evolved to include the burgeoning DVD format during the early 2000s, serving as a comprehensive print companion for home media enthusiasts navigating the transition from VHS to digital discs.
Martin and Porter curated these volumes to provide concise, evaluative summaries of thousands of films available for home viewing. The 2005 edition reflects the peak of the physical media rental era, aiming to assist consumers in a marketplace saturated with new releases. The series was well-regarded for its accessibility and utility, functioning as a staple resource for film fans before the ubiquity of online databases like IMDb.
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