Perry Mason - Season 3, Vol. 1Reviews: Perry Mason - Season 3, Vol. 1
directed by: Arthur Hiller, Arthur Marks, Gerald Mayer, Herbert Hirschman, Richard Kinon Aspect Ratio: 1.33:1 Audience Rating: NR (Not Rated) Binding: DVD Brand: Paramount EAN: 0097368926448 Format: Box set, Color, DVD-Video, Full Screen, NTSC Label: Paramount Languages: Manufacturer: Paramount MPN: PARD892644D Number Of Items: 3 Publisher: Paramount Region Code: 1 Release Date: August 19, 2008 Running Time: 624 minutes Studio: Paramount Rating:  - Pason Mason, Season 3, Volume ONE ......... !!!!I have been waiting for years for Perry Mason to come to DVD and now I find that the company is asking outrageous prices. Season 3 has only 26 episodes in total - it is greedy of the company to split the season - why not issue it as one package at a REASONABLE price. The number of folks (i.e. with taste) that are interested in buying this series is not made up of idiots (and many are probably on a fixed budget) and will not be bullied into paying such a ridiculous price. I have decided to wait for a 'sale' and will continue to watch my VHS versions. We all have a choice! Rating:  - Perry the ultimate lawyerI have seasons 1-3 and have enjoyed them all. The quality is good and the audio is fine. Rating: - Awesome Everything about this purchase was fantastic, the DVD is wonderful. The timeliness of shipping was awesome. Keep up the great work Amazon. Rating: - Perry MasonLove all the old Perry Mason mysteries. As soon as you get more I would like to be notified. Rating: - This Is Not A Review About Despicable Marketing PracticesI agree with most of you who abhor the decreased content and increased prices of these Paramount releases. I suppose I was "lucky" to purchase this half-season for $29.99, but I also wonder what I will have to spend in order to purchase all of the episodes of this iconic television series. In turning to Season 3, Volume 1, let me state that the DVDs did not disappoint. As compared to the prior seasons, the screenplays seemed tighter, less contrived and more engaging. The acting, especially by the core group of characters, continued to be first-rate and flawless. I sensed that Raymond Burr, Barbara Hale and William Hopper had eased more fully into their characters and they had forged a bond that was seamless and dynamic. It was truly a joy watching each episode. Watching Perry Mason makes me realize how far removed it is from the television that is ubiquitous today. There was a strong conviction then that television was not simply for entertainment, but that it could uplift and inspire. This, of course, was the era of Perry Mason, The Twilight Zone and Alfred Hitchcock Presents. Today, television has abandoned that conviction for the mindless drivel that predominates. While there are pockets of good programming, most of television is reality shows, soft porn and gratuitous violence. Perry Mason - Season 3, Vol. 1 ReviewsMore reviews:Buy Perry Mason - Season 3, Vol. 1 Sale Reviews Deals
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