Who knows if they'll ever release it onto dvd. Especially for us who don't have satellite, it would be hard for us to actually see it. Unless, of course, you've got that copy that's been around the internet for quite some time now. I haven't even watched it yet. I've heard so much bad about it, I've been unable to bring myself to watch it. Hopefully, soon, I'll watch it.

Where can one get the Russian or Dutch versions? Any idea if Lionsgate will put it out on dvd?

I am hoping they put it out on DVD, otherwise it will be one movie I won't have with him in it....please oh please put it on dvd.

Check e-bay. Know the Russian version shows up there. Sure the Dutch one will be there soon, if it isn't already.

You don't have to wait for either of them to pop up on Ebay. You can get them both online at any time, I got both of them from these sites. I've had the Russian one since February
The Russian one from here:
http://www.dvdigitall.com/dvd/_shigh...the%20source/1

and the Netherlands one from here.

http://www.mediadis.com/video/search...source&ptype=1

Both these site ship internationally, there is a site in Canada that had the Russian edit but I don't seem to have the link anymore.
Be careful though. The Russian DVD is region free but its in PAL format so you need to check that your DVD player & TV can accept PAL.
The Netherlands DVD is Region 2 + PAL so you would need a multi-region or region-free DVD player for that one.
Hope this helps.

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I have found a site www.movie2u.com which is selling The Source (Highlander 5) and Seance in multi region dvd and what seems at a reasonable price. Although I have not plucked up the courage to buy anything myself yet.

What is PAL format? I just ordered the Russian version and all it said was multi-region. Now I'm worried that it won't play on my player.

PAL & NTSC are the pixel ratio formats used in different parts of the world for TV signals and Video playback from DVD players and VHS players. European TVs, DVD players etc use the PAL pixel ratio resolution of 720 x 486 pixels. US TV signals and DVD playback are in the NTSC format resolution of 648 x 486 pixels.
A lot of modern TVs and DVD players can switch between either format but if you have an older TV or DVD player it may only accept NTSC formatting.
Hope this makes sense its imposible to explain without sounding too technical.
If your TV/DVD player can't use PAL try the DVD on your PC Most computers will play either format without a problem.

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