- September 18th, 2016, 11:41 am#4880890
I already have the topic header for you. Overthinking Religion of GB2016 and GB1984.
droidguy1119 wrote:The opposite: theatrical cut.D'oh. Thanks!
droidguy1119 wrote: [*]The press release states, and it was confirmed that not only are there 11 extended/alternate scenes on the disc and 4 deleted scenes, but there will be an hour of additional deleted scenes viewable online if you redeem the digital copy on iTunes, Vudu, or the new Fandango/Comcast platform. This is interesting not just because it's more deleted content, but the original 116m cut + 18m of deleted scenes + 60m of deleted scenes is getting close to the four hours Feig said the first rough cut clocked in at. If the stuff on the disc is roughly 35m then that's almost right on.This would be awesome and super interesting, not only for GBfans but for film fans in general to see so much scenes and takes are 'lost' in editing and how much you shoot before you edit and place your movie. They are cut for a reason, so I don't expect it all to be enjoyable, but it's bound to give more back story.
Alphagaia wrote:Wait, why is this bad? Do you not get a code to redeem wherever you buy your copy?It's kinda bad if it's something only US buyers/viewers can take part in, and/or if it's something only applicable to people who buy the bluray version, and not available to those who still buy films on DVD.
droidguy1119 wrote:I don't know about the video game bundle, but yes, both the 4K/3D/BD and BD editions should come with a Digital HD code inside the case for free. Pretty much every new release Blu-ray from a major studio includes them, but many people prefer physical over digital when it comes to home video, so they don't really notice.This.
GBfan_CH wrote:I'm definitely going to buy this because I'm a completest, but I'm having a very hard time coming to terms with having to pay £15 for a bluray then another £14 for a digital copy. It feels very 2005.Did you misread my post? Both Blu-rays WILL come with a free code for the Digital Copy.
droidguy1119 wrote:iTunes, VUDU, and the Fandango/Comcast service.What happens to people who don't have one of those?
pferreira1983 wrote:Technically, you're out of luck, but Vudu is free to register and use, and you can use the free UV code included in the Blu-ray case to get the movie on the Vudu service for free.droidguy1119 wrote:iTunes, VUDU, and the Fandango/Comcast service.What happens to people who don't have one of those?
droidguy1119 wrote:With UV codes I normally redeem the movie through Flixster. Maybe I will eventually need to join another free service since they're splitting up blu-ray extras so much nowadays.pferreira1983 wrote:What happens to people who don't have one of those?Technically, you're out of luck, but Vudu is free to register and use, and you can use the free UV code included in the Blu-ray case to get the movie on the Vudu service for free.
Alphagaia wrote:Us dutchies have to wait till December if bol.com is to believed. I wish I had a region free blu-ray player! (Or is my ps3 region free?)It's been awhile so don't fully believe me without looking it up but I think it's the games that are region free but you need to hook it to an HDTV -- because the North America and Japan versions used the NTSC aka 480i and Europe uses PAL aka 576i. So in a nutshell, the US PS3 couldn't handle the extra 96 lines of imaging. But all PS3 titles support 720p, so buy an HDTV solves the problem.
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