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Showing posts with label DVD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DVD. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 23, 2012

DVD release for The Hunger Games announced

We will have The Hunger Games on DVD/Blu-Ray on August 18th. The copies will be available for pre-order this upcoming Friday, May 25th.

The amount of special features listed for the Blu-Ray make it look it the best format to buy it on, for sure:

*    “The World is Watching: Making of The Hunger Games” – an eight-part documentary covering the “making of” the film in all aspects from the pre-production process all the way through the theatrical release and fan reactions
*    “Game Maker: Suzanne Collins and The Hunger Games Phenomenom” featurette
*    “Letters from the Rose Garden” featurette – insights from Donald Sutherland on the development of his role as President Snow
*    “Controlling the Games” featurette – stories and concepts behind creating the control center
*    “A Conversation with Gary Ross and Elvis Mitchell”
*    Propaganda Film (in its entirety)
*    Marketing Archive
*    “Preparing for The Games: A Director’s Process” (Blu-ray Exclusive)

Saturday, May 19, 2012

The Avengers will be on DVD in September

The DVD/Blu-Ray release date for The Avengers has been set for September 25th. It will three different release options; there will be a 4-disc Blu-Ray combo pack (3D Blu-Ray, Blu-Ray, DVD, Digital Copy), a regular 2-disc Blu-Ray combo pack (Blu-Ray and DVD), and a regular old school DVD. I would assume the 2-disc Blu-Ray and the DVD will also come with a digital copy, but you never know. If they don't that is really shitty on Paramount's part.

With this news I think I will skip seeing The Avengers for a third time. It will be on Blu-Ray 5 days before my birthday. I think I can handle that.


Thursday, March 22, 2012

DVD design of Dragon Tattoo worthless?

People complaining about the design of the DVD for The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo must not have seen the movie. If they have, then they obviously didn't pay attention. I think the DVD design was great. It's very relevant to Lisbeth Salander's character.

I will admit when I first opened up the package and saw the "burned disc" I was a bit confused, but it is very easy to tell it is a legit disc. What a bunch of idiots.


http://now.msn.com/now/0322-dragon-tattoo.aspx