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Hello everyone, and welcome to my new video. Today we'll be reviewing a major new release, featuring a wide variety of editions that I've decided to show you one at a time, dividing the video into five parts. In this first video, we'll be reviewing an edition from the 4Kult Prestige line, the "Rambo" trilogy in 4K, containing the first three chapters of the saga. We have all three Rambo films in both 4K and Blu-ray. The edition also includes three posters and three collectible postcards, one for each film. Beautiful slip case, made of excellent materials, very sturdy, with beautiful front artwork. Limited edition, numbered to 1,000 copies. The second edition we'll be reviewing is the 4K Amaray of "The Sound of Music." This 60th Anniversary Edition boasts a beautiful slipcase containing both the 4K and Blu-ray discs, plus some collector's cards. This is a fantastic edition that looks great, and the masters are truly sublime for this classic, which turns sixty today and is almost unheard of. Let me know what you think of these editions, if you have one in your collection, or if you're considering purchasing one. I'll leave you with the video and wish you happy viewing, and above all, happy collecting.  Link to follow me on social media: https://www.instagram.com/andreamanin... https://www.facebook.com/share/g/18N4... Hello everyone, my name is Andrea Manini, and I'm a film lover and a collector of everything related to it. My passion was born, like that of many of my generation, when we watched films as a family on a Super 8 projector. A true ceremony in which, for the first time, it was possible to replicate the experience of going to the movies at home. It's difficult to explain, to those who didn't experience those years, the emotion that event aroused in us children, the excitement of anticipation and preparation. But above all, it's hard to explain the happiness we felt, wrapped in the warmth of our family, with our parents on the couch and us kids on the carpet, watching an old movie with poor definition and poor audio, but all together. Feelings of another era. Later, in the 1980s, the first VHS video recorders began to become available, and like all teenagers of the time, I began my adventure as a collector, recording films from the TV, then the first DVDs, Blu-rays, etc. Meanwhile, at 13, I started working, got engaged, married, then came daughters, a house, a divorce, but the passion for cinema is still the same. Today, as I look back and the road I've traveled is longer than the one that lies ahead, I realize that my life has passed between one film and another, and that this passion of mine, which has always been with me, is now such a big part of me that giving it up would leave an unfillable hole. I'm not sure what will happen in the future, what wonders technology has in store for us, or whether physical media will fall into disuse, but I hope we can discover it together. I started this channel precisely with this goal: to share my passion for cinema and collecting, in the hope that these "dreams" that someone has dreamed for us can warm your heart as they warm mine. During our journey together, I'll try to share with you what I've learned over the years, how I go about finding pieces to purchase, the criteria I use to evaluate editions, but also the value of the works themselves, such as films and TV series, and the masters who created them for us. Starting from the perspective of an ordinary person, without the presumption of being able to teach anyone anything, but with the intention of helping without being too intrusive.