Basically "Limited" means it didn't get a full cinema release, normally because it's a low-budget independent movie. "Retail" isn't often used but normally suggests that it's the final high-street version as opposed to a leaked edit or a one that does differ from the retail version.
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quote:Originally posted by crond Hello.
What is this "*Limited* or "*Retail*" that i see on the title of some movies ?
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Don't be put off by a *LIMITED* tag. Some of the best movies I've seen in recent years failed to get a full cinema release. But for release groups I would never have got to see them at all.
Just to add to what Neversoft alread explained, the *RETAIL* tag is often used when there have been doubts about the authenticity of a previous DVD rip. Ordinarily it is already implied and not strictly necessary.
Another term missing from the glossary is *COMPLETE*. This means all the extras from retail DVD are included except the copyright warnings and (I think?) forced previews. This differs from a *DVD9* in that it will still fit on a single-layer disc.
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