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Added by discmaster (36)
Cover by indyb007 (15)

Added on: 16/12/2002
Latest update: 19/11/2025
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Bullet For the General, A (1967) [SF047-1772]

El Chuncho, quiƩn sabe? (alternative)

Country  Japan  
Released  25/02/1990
Publisher  Pioneer LDC
Price  4700 JPY

UPC  4988102177287UPC=4988102177287
I-S-B-N  (none)
Category  Western

Color  Color
Length  117 min.
Sides  2
Chapter  None
Size  12"
Picture  Letterboxed
Ratio  2.35:1
Plastic  Transparent
Cover  Standard
Rot status  None reported
 
Manufactured by  Pioneer Japan

 

     

 Analog Tracks 
 Spoken Language  Subtitles 
EnglishJapanese
(in picture)

 Mint Marks sample 
SF047-1772-A01-P   09H20702
SF047-1772-B01-P   09H20829

 Additional Information by laserking (49)   10/07/2025 

Japan only release.

Italian/Spanish film, dubbed into English. Most of the time, the Japanese subtitles are placed out of the picture in the black letterboxing band at the bottom of the screen. However, during dialogue passages requiring two lines of Japanese characters, the subtitles extend slightly into the picture.