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Hay una quinta dimensión más allá de la que conocemos. Una dimensión vasta como el universo intemporal como el infinito. Existe entre la luz y la sombra, entre la ciencia y la superstición. Esta entre el abismo y la cúspide de nuestro saber. Es el reino de la imaginación, una zona a la que llamamos… La dimensión desconocida.
The Twilight Zone, conocida en España como La Dimensión desconocida o En los límites de la realidad, fue una serie mayúscula de la televisión estadounidense que marco el porvenir de la ciencia ficción tanto en la pequeña como en la gran pantalla. Difundida entre 1959 y 1964, esa supernova ideada por Rod Serling estallo en decenas de derivaciones, desde Regreso al futuro hasta El Show de Truman o Poltergeist, pasando por series como Expediente X o Fringe: Al Límite. Por primera vez en España, les presentamos la segunda temporada completa (1960-1961) en DVD, con actores como Franchot Tone, Burgess Meredith, William Shatner, John Carradine, Brian Aherne, John Hoyt o Dick York. Entren ahora en la Dimensión desconocida…

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Relación de aspecto ‏ : ‎ 1.33:1
Clasificado ‏ : ‎ Apta para todos los públicos: especialmente recomendada para la infancia
Dimensiones del paquete ‏ : ‎ 20,2 x 13,8 x 2,6 cm; 100 gramos
Director ‏ : ‎ Rod Serling
Formato multimedia ‏ : ‎ Cofre, DVD, Blanco y negro
Tiempo de ejecución ‏ : ‎ 13 horas y 30 minutos
Fecha de lanzamiento ‏ : ‎ 27 mayo 2013
Actores ‏ : ‎ Rod Serling
Subtitulado: ‏ : ‎ Español
Subtítulos: ‏ : ‎ Español
Idioma ‏ : ‎ Sin calificar (Mono)
Estudio ‏ : ‎ Atelier 13 Pictures
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00D09HFJW
Número de discos ‏ : ‎ 5

Clasificación en los más vendidos de Amazon: nº17,257 en Películas y TV (Ver el Top 100 en Películas y TV)
- nº1,000 en Infantil y familiar
- nº1,061 en Fantasía (Películas y TV)
- nº1,516 en Terror y sobrenatural

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Luis Pérez Bastías

A la altura de la calidad de la primera temporada

Revisado en España el 2 de agosto de 2018

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Cuesta mantener el nivel de calidad de una serie, pero estos 29 nuevos capítulos lo consiguen. Alguno de ellos, dos por lo menos, tienen un doblaje latino no muy afortunado, pero el resto sigue sorprendiendo por su imaginación y los desenlaces inesperados. En especial destacaría El ojo del observador, un capítulo con el mundo al revés. También Veintidós, un impresionante relato donde una mujer salva su vida gracias a un sueño terrorífico. El regreso al pasado, la hibernación durante un siglo o la comunicación telefónica con un muerto son temas utilizados por los guionistas para hacernos reflexionar sobre defectos humanos y ayudarnos a vencer el natural egoísmo. Rod Serling juega tan ingeniosamente con las fantasías de la mente y la realidad que desconcierta al espectador a cada paso. Y en ello consiste la fascinación de estas historias: nunca sabe uno hasta el desenlace si lo que ocurre es sobrenatural o pertenece al campo de las perturbaciones psicológicas.

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JRA

Una gran serie clásica

Revisado en España el 17 de noviembre de 2013

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Una gran serie, con una muy buena calidad de imagen. El sonido no es todo lo bueno, que sería de desear. Hubiera sido fantástico que hubiera sido restaurado también, pero es el doblaje original hecho en México. Incluye un libreto descriptivo muy completo sobre actores, directores, guionistas etc, que es una joya. Hay que felicitar a la empresa 'L'Atelier 13', por el buen cuidado y mimo con que han hecho la edición. A ver si queda menos para otra gran serie de la época como fue "Rumbo a lo desconocido", pero con su doblaje original mexicano.
Una joya para los aficionados a la ciencia-ficción clásica, que es imprescindible tener en la videoteca.

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Artur

Temporada 2, excelente!!!

Revisado en España el 12 de noviembre de 2015

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Caja muy bien presentada con 5 DVD, 29 capítulos de 25 mins. aprox. cada uno de TVE originales con acento sudamericano de la época. Excelente presentación en una caja conteniendo 3 cajas y un libreto de 52 páginas resumen, donde capítulo a capítulo nos describe el tema, lo comenta e indica su parte técnica, libro de regalo. Punto y final de una serie excepcional de una gran temporada. Entrega perfecta y rápida.

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Hugo Contramaestre

Serie para tener en casa

Revisado en España el 13 de julio de 2014

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entrega a tiempo, aun no he podido ver todos los DVD's...
desde hace tiempo he visto la serie y de verdad vale la pena ver..... de hecho la estoy viendo poco a poco ya que la temporada 4 como que no la han sacado con subtítulos en español, asi que a la espera de la 4ta temporada.

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jllujuma

Obra maestra. MEjor en inglés subtitulado.

Revisado en España el 6 de enero de 2014

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Para amantes de los relatos cortos de misterio, suspense o fantasía es una obra obligada. Se emitió en EEUU desde la década de los 50. Algunos son excepcionalmente buenos, otros -los menos- algo ingenuos, pero en cualquier caso imprescindibles y muy ingeniosos.

Revisado en España el 11 de mayo de 2016

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Brutal compilación de las 5 temporadas completas, y algunas joyas inéditas, con cantidad de información, embalaje de lujo y cuidado máximo.

Enhorabuena y gracias a L'Atelier 13 por esta colección.

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Ricard HiTec

Cuidada edición, otros deberian aprender

Revisado en España el 13 de marzo de 2014

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Gratamente sorprendido con la edición de The Twilight Zone hecha por l'Atelier13. Muy cuidada, libreto fantásticoa con mucha información y resumen de cada episodio, anécdotas, información, detalles, etc. Una 10 para la edición.
Amazon como siempre, rápidisimo y correcto.

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Cliente amazon

Los extras brillan por su ausencia

Revisado en España el 1 de mayo de 2014

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La dimensión de esta serie (nunca mejor dicho) no la pongo en duda (ni mucho menos).Pero resulta que el material extra que anuncian en las temporadas 2 y 3 sencillamente no existe, ah! y los que tengan un lector de DVD que sea sencillo pueden tener problemas con el sistema de televisión (NTSC).
Por lo demás, repito, me quito el sombrero cien veces ante la que es, posiblemente, la mejor serie de Tv de todos los tiempos.

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Colonel Decker

Consistantly a Superb Season- with many classics

Revisado en Reino Unido el 12 de febrero de 2014

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With the success of the first season of Twilight Zone there was always going to be a second one. Creator Rod Serling gambled 250,000 dollars that TZ would run more than 18 episodes- that's the contract with MGM that he wriggled out of to create perhaps pound for pound the best television show in history.

Fans will be pleased. Not only does season 2 give us the infamous title track we also get Serling himself, weaving in actual episodes as he introduces each one. Many with thinking out of the box thought.

This season was a little down on the first, with 29 episodes. Also the producers wanted to cut the budget- so unfortunetly 6 episodes were shot on videotape. So you get the quality of how British shows such as Thriller, Some Mothers Do Ave Em and the Australian soap Prisoner Cell Block H. It is a process which makes the episodes look weak and untidy, it also strongly affects the sound. When a character is not near the background there voice is distant and they actually have to scream to be heard. So, it saved the producers 10,000 dollars an episode, but thank God they woke up and realised it wouldn't work. Like I say only 6 episodes are affected by this budget cut, and in fact there not bad stories anyways.

For such a great season, season 2 actually gets off to an awkward start- indeed the first four episodes are nothing to get excited about. King Nine Will Not Return can not hold the viewer for five minutes let alone 20. The Man in the Bottle is a great idea- but like season 1s Escape Clause you are litearlly pulling your hair out and how the people involved can turn a disadvantage into an advantage but fail to do so. The Hitler scene is fairly amusing though. Nervous Man in a Four Dollar Room is well acted, but offers very little in a story and isn't an episode you would be rushing out to watch any time soon. A Thing about Machines is a slight improvement, but again nothing special.

But season 2 goes up a gear with the next inventive episode, The Howling Man, is the Devil really being held captive? Next up is one of the most famous episodes in television history let alone The Twilight Zone. Eye of the Beholder sends home a powerful message whilst giving us groundbreaking make up at the same time, wonderfully thought and directed also. Nick of Time starring a young William Shatner is superb as a man who lets a fortune machine run his life. A classic episode. The Lateness of the Hour is a curiorsity, given that the episode is shot almost entirely in one room and on the dreaded videotape. But the acting is so good that this is a very good episode.

Whilst fans and critics hail season 1s Walking Distance as one of the finest episodes of the Zone, I would have to disagree and say that for its type it is The Trouble with Templeton. A superb emotionally woven tale of a man who gets a chance to go back 30 years and be with the love of his life who had died young. The climax is simply stunning. This is a hard episode to follow up and even though A Most Unusual Camera satisfies to an extent, it just feels too goofy, especially after watching such serious fare as Templeton. Great acting though. Night of the Meek doesn't have a great plot, revolving around a drunk Santa whose only wish is for presents for local kids. This shouldn't work, but it does. It has a charm of its own all done and wrapped up in 20 minutes which is no mean feat.

Dust is another episode with a thin plot, but an episode that works through the quality of writing and actors. Back There is a good episode, and one thinks that a certain Robert Zemeckis may have picked up a little on this episode for Back to the Future, just a little. It's a well done episode with a time travel ripple effect that you won't see coming. Great sets too. This brings us in my opinion to the worst episode on the set, and perhaps one of the worst in Zone history- The Whole Truth. A used car salesman must tell the truth once he purchases a haunted car. Doo dah! Think John Carpenter's Christine mixed in with an episode of the Care Bears. Near awful. But the Zone was always ready to surprise, and the next episode is a bonafide classic- The Invaders. An episode that plays on human emotion and almost not a word is muttered, as Agnes Moorhead has tiny visitors from another planet in her house to deal with. Great ending.

A Penny for your Thoughts along with The Mind and the Matter are two passable episodes that play it more for laughs. The Zone gives both second chances, and I always liked when the show gave a non reversible choice, so these fail a little. Twenty Two is a good story about a woman possesed by the number 22. Great story, poor effects and shot on videotape, good acting saves the episode. Now The Odyessy of Flight 33 sounds like classic TZ, but the non reaction of the actors and borderline acting make this quite a forgetable episode, which is a shame as the plot promised much.

Mr Dingle, the strong is another goofy fun episode, but it does have Burgess Meredith in it- there are some nice scenes. Static drags a little, but gets over its point in a good way by the end. The Prime Mover should be filed with Escape Clause and this seasons The Man in the Bottle- again a winning position that is squandered through an unbelievable plot that has you grinding your teeth and throwing something at the TV. It looks nice and tries to tell you a morale to the story, but come on, no one is listening.

Long Distance Call is quite effective, but the viewer ends up having no sympathy with the central character of the story. A Hundred Yards Over the Rim is solid TZ stuff, working very well- good script, good acting. The Rip Van Winkle Caper is entertaining. Most probably you can see what will happen, but that doesn't take away from an enjoyable episode. The Silence is a good episode also with a neat twist. Shadow Play ups the gears once again- starring Dennis Weaver who would go on to play the harrassed driver in Steven Spielberg's Duel. This is up there as one of the greats for sure. Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?, gives me memories and goosebumps. Personally this is the pinnacle of the Twilight Zone for me, my very favourite episode over the 156 that were made. It has all the ingredients right here that made The Twilight Zone so special. A whodunnit, a mystery person, black humour, suspicion and a wonderful double twist. Apart from the very young couple, everyone shines here. Hey it has Jack Elam in it. And Barney Phillips plays it so well- not to mention a starring role for John Hoyt. An absolute classic! The season is rounded up with Burgess Meredith again, in one of the Zone's most powerful episodes, The Obselete Man- a haunting tale of a future without ideas.

Overall Season 2 is equalled with season 1, however season 2 has a more confident streak too it and I would nudge it ahead of the premiere season. Here are my top 10 episodes from season 2 below:

1 Will the Real Martian Please Stand Up?
2 Eye of the Beholder
3 The Trouble with Templeton
4 Nick of Time
5 The Invaders
6 The Obselete Man
7 Shadow Play
8 Back There
9 The Rip Van Winkle Caper
10 The Howling Man

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Mr. Murdoch

Superior.

Revisado en Canadá el 7 de junio de 2023

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Excellent all around. Well designed in all areas. Execution is near flawless.

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P. N. Cameron

T.V. Series Ahead of its Time

Revisado en los Estados Unidos el 28 de enero de 2011

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The Twilight Zone is my favorite show, even though I was born several years after the show ended. As a child, my mother used to sit me in front of the television to keep me occupied. (Nintendo/Playstation/XBOX/Computers/Etc.) had not even been thought of yet for the family home. I was hooked immediatly! Ever year I can't wait for 4th of July weekend because the SciFi Network shows a 24 hour a day marathon for the whole weekend. I found myself loosing sleep just to catch the episodes that fascinated me growing up. This past year (2010) SciFi Network decided NOT to show the marathon during the 4th of July weekend and waited until New Years weekend. Since I'm a huge college football fan, I missed over half of the shows due to schedule conflict with the games.
Since I already had Season 1 of The Twilight Zone - Definitive Edition, I decided to order the rest of the series. I was not about to let what happened last year happen again! So now I can have my own marathon anytime I please!
If you are a HUGE fan of old SciFi Thrillers... this series is for you! At the price they are selling for, it is a steal! Without a doubt, Mr. Serling paved the way for several other outstanding programs of the same nature (Kolchak: The Night Stalker/X-Files/Fringe) and of course Mr. Serlings second series (Night Gallery) just to name a few. I have found that if you have a Blu-Ray player with at least a 120hz LED television, the video quality from the DVD editions is outstanding! Please... do not hesitate!

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Frederick Baptist

Certainly Among the More Important TV Series Ever Created Now Looks Fantastic In Blu!

Revisado en los Estados Unidos el 12 de julio de 2012

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The Twilight Zone has always been among my all-time favourite tv shows despite the fact then when I first encountered it as a boy it scared me so much that I couldn't sleep! This second season is now in Blu-Ray format and while not every episode looks great on 1080p due to the various states of deterioration of the original master tapes they are certainly a whole lot better than the dvds. The sound quality for the most part has been cleaned up and hisses are few and far between. What I like about the Twilight Zone is that I never seem to tire of watching the episodes over and over again as I always seem to find something new that I missed on previous times. Not all the episodes in this second season score but the ones I liked the most are: "The Howling Man", "The Eye of the Beholder", "The Invaders", "Twenty-Two", "Long Distance Call", "The Silence", and "The Obsolete Man".

While most episodes have excellent picture and sound quality, a few are not so well transferred but overall this is a very good blu-ray set of season two of the series.

Recommended!

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E. MCDONOUGH

For Those Who Like Their Twilight Zone Straight Up

Revisado en los Estados Unidos el 31 de diciembre de 2013

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in a rocks glass. No muss. No fuss. No extras. Just pure unadulterated spookiness and unsubtle social commentary without the ice, mixers, garnish, special guest appearances, or commercial breaks. Well, maybe a word or two from our sponsor before the chain-smoking Rod Serling tosses out a teaser about next week's episode. Good Lord, he might even mention the name of the writer! That's the way it was in '50s/'60s TV. And Twilight Zone was among the best of the lot. Still is.

Go ahead. Treat yourself to a marathon of little boys wishing their enemies into the corn field, nuclear worldwide war paranoia, troubled men longing for bygone days of idyllic youth, and troubled women longing for -- or desperate to avoid -- perverted beauty. You may never want to get on a plane again. Even the devil himself-- well, I won't spoil it for you.

The episodes appear in their original broadcast order. For my money, the best years were the first season and the fourth (the only hour-long episodes), but feel free to disagree. Yeah, there are a few clunkers in there, but go ahead and buy all five seasons. You know you want to.

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Formato	Cofre, DVD, Blanco y negro
Colaborador	Rod Serling
Idioma	Inglés
Número de discos	5
Duración	13 horas y 30 minutos
Fecha de publicación	27 mayo 2013